Project Information
The making process can be viewed on YouTube
Four lazy susan's.
The first image is Tasmanian Oak and Tassie Myrtle strips. ~450mm diameter.
2nd: Tassie Oak and Myrtle strips. ~498mm diameter
3rd: Tassie Oak and Myrtle strips. ~475mm diameter
4th: Tasmanian Myrtle and Tasmanian Blackwood. ~498mm diameter.
5th image is just displaying how I have attached the susan bearing.
All are ~19.5mm thick and use a 300mm diameter aluminium bearing.
Each has its own distinct characteristics. Gotta love timber, no two pieces are the same.
Finished with two coats of my own danish oil blend of 25% BLO, 45% gloss poly, 30% mineral turpentine.
and then three rattle can spray coats of Minwax Poly satin. Rubbed back to give a smooth feel and satin lustre.
Thanks for looking. Any comments or criticisms are welcome.
Four lazy susan's.
The first image is Tasmanian Oak and Tassie Myrtle strips. ~450mm diameter.
2nd: Tassie Oak and Myrtle strips. ~498mm diameter
3rd: Tassie Oak and Myrtle strips. ~475mm diameter
4th: Tasmanian Myrtle and Tasmanian Blackwood. ~498mm diameter.
5th image is just displaying how I have attached the susan bearing.
All are ~19.5mm thick and use a 300mm diameter aluminium bearing.
Each has its own distinct characteristics. Gotta love timber, no two pieces are the same.
Finished with two coats of my own danish oil blend of 25% BLO, 45% gloss poly, 30% mineral turpentine.
and then three rattle can spray coats of Minwax Poly satin. Rubbed back to give a smooth feel and satin lustre.
Thanks for looking. Any comments or criticisms are welcome.
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