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Lazy Susan_2

2.8K views 14 replies 8 participants last post by  jw2170  
#1 ·
After I completed my first Lazy Susan for my daughter, my sister commented that she would also like one before next Christmas. ha ha ha

As we are going to house sit for my brother in September, I thought I had better get a move on and leave it at his house for my sister to collect from there.

Went to the Men's Shed today and put the pine boards through the thickness planer.

When I got home, I selected some contrasting timber ( Jarrah and Mountain Ash) and laid out a pattern.

Skimmed the first few boards with the No 6 and glued a couple of the boards together.

Picture 1 - the layout
Picture 2 - Skimming the boards
Picture 3 - the first glue up.
 

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#5 ·
Harry, Harry, Harry.

Take the fuses out of you shed power board, go into the shed, and make something.....LOL.

:)
 
#7 ·
Being serious for a moment, I do admire people who still have hand tool skills, I lost mine years ago when I went in for power tools.
 
#8 ·
Being serious for a moment, I do admire people who still have hand tool skills......
Same here, Harry. I am still developing my skills, both power and non-power...

PS I knew that you knew it was not a butter curler......VBG....

PPS still gluing up the various strips of timber at the moment...
 
#10 ·
And it takes as much time to set up a plane correctly as it does to set up the router table....(at least for me).
 
#11 ·
I like the looks of the planer and still try and do alot of things by hand as it just feels better and right, but power tools are getting used more and more due to time and quickness
 
#13 ·
Oh dear......

I have partly glued up the two sections of the lazy susan base and went to planes the section to the same thickness....

This is what came out of my thickness planer?????

I will take them to the Men's Shed on Wednesday to see if I can salvage them...

:bad:
 

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#14 ·
How large is this lazy Samuel going to be? I like the look of the woods.
 
#15 ·
How wide/



The plan is to make the top 400mm across.

The one I bought some years ago and inspired me to make one was all one timber.

I am using up some of my scrap bin to make this one and I do like the look of the contrasting timbers.