| Project by cundy56 | posted 376 days ago | 1028 views | 3 times favorited | 7 comments |  |
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Hi There,
Here are three Lazy Susan’s that I have recently completed (approx 500mm), all finished with a clear polyurethane.
The last photo will give you an idea of the size as it was taken on floor tiles and they are 410×410mm.
Unfortunately I didn’t take a photo of the underside which has a 200mm mechanism and I glue a round piece of thin carpet to it so it doesn’t mark any surfaces. (will take photo next time)
Regards to all,
Cundy56
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Bob Collins
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#1 posted 376 days ago
Real nice work Cundy, like the selection of woods you used. Just got home from Queensland, stayed at Broadbeach.
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Hawaiilad
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#2 posted 376 days ago
Very Nice. So many of us are making the fancy cutting boards to people that will not use them in the kitchen because they look so nice. With your idea, the customer can look at al the time plus use it.
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#3 posted 375 days ago
Nicely done. The pattern is in tune with the rotating of the lazy susan.
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#4 posted 375 days ago
Really very nice.
If you don’t mind sharing, what woods did you use in photo #4 ?
Thanks.
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#5 posted 375 days ago
Nice, I like the contrasting woods.
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#6 posted 375 days ago
i’m curious. is that. are they end grain lazy susans?? thanks
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#7 posted 375 days ago
they look great , nice finish too
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