Diy Lazy Susan Cabinet. It’s time to put that lazy susan to work! I'm not a big fan of lazy susan cabinets.
This cut is easily done on the table saw with the points up against the fence. We’ve got a super practical, super simple hack for you to help organize your spice cabinet and tidy up the bags, jars, and other mismatched spices. A round pine piece, a rotating spice holder, bonding glue and paint are the basic supplies.
Lazy susan metal bracket (sold at most hardware stores) 8×8” piece of wood (we used pine) 6×6” piece of wood (again, we used pine) drill ( using a 9/64th standard drill bit) note:
This is also nice because you can easily turn the lazy susan to get to the specific spice you need. These will fill in the gaps between the plate and the fidget spinner to help it balance. Uggs, slippers, stilettos, etc., can cause an eye sore to any room a guest may walk into, heck, it’s an eyesore for the owner of the shoe mob. Nevertheless, every kitchen corner needs one.