Another lathe project, this time a Lazy Susan for the wife’s birthday. Walnut and maple. Pretty happy with how the maple swoosh turned out. I routed a recess on each piece for the turntable to make it less noticable. My wife now wants a matching napkin holder! Cheers, -- Fergie in CO
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GenerationWW
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#1 posted 366 days ago
I like the swoosh! great contrast. Nice work
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helluvawreck
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#2 posted 366 days ago
Very nicely done. I love lazy susan’s. They are such a practical thing. I can’t cook a thing but everyone in my family are great cooks and and when a family sits around a table with a well cooked meal before them it is obvious that the lazy susan was a great invention. You did a very nice job on this.
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degoose
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#3 posted 366 days ago
Swoosh is good…..
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SCOTSMAN
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#4 posted 366 days ago
I always wondered what a swoosh was now I know nice work incidently very nice.LOL Alistair
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a1Jim
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#5 posted 366 days ago
Wow great looking lazy susan.
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Dusty56
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#6 posted 366 days ago
That is one of the nicest LS I’ve seen : )
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tyskkvinna
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#7 posted 366 days ago
I absolutely love it.
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MonteCristo
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#8 posted 366 days ago
Nice job ! I like maple and walnut together.
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#9 posted 364 days ago
Goodlooking project. I’d like to build one of these eventually. Thanks for sharing.
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