How to Make a Lazy Susan

A lazy Susan can be an innovative solution to inaccessible corner cupboards and shelves. They can also be used in the center of a dining table at meal time. Build a lazy Susan to create a functional and attractive piece furniture in a few hours.

Things You'll Need

• Drill & drill bits
• Round head screws
• Lazy Susan bearing
• Self-adhesive felt
• Edge glued round board
• Finishing materials
• Eye protection

Instructions

1. Stain or paint the round board. Let it dry.

2. Lay the round board upside down. Flip the Lazy Susan bearing upside down and center it on top of the board.

3. Making sure the Lazy Susan bearing is lined up with the large hole over the medium hole, predrill holes for the screws.

4. Line up the large holes with the small holes on the Lazy Susan bearing and screw it to the round board.

5. Add felt to the bottom of the Lazy Susan bearing to prevent tabletop scratches. Use the Lazy Susan turntable as a spice rack, a tabletop center piece or to access corner cabinets.

Tips & Warnings

• All materials can be found at local hardware stores.

• Always use eye protection when using a drill.