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DIY Lazy Susan for Under $20

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Updated February 19, 2018
DIY Lazy Susan for Under 20
DIY Lazy Susan for Under 20
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Looking for DIY kitchen ideas to help improve your kitchen space? Learn how to make this DIY Lazy Susan for Under $20. Easy, convenient, and helpful, this homemade lazy susan is sure to make meal times simpler in your home. You can use it for everyday ingredients, like salt and pepper, instead of passing them around the table. You can also use it as an alternative to a buffet. Simply put your ingredient choices for tacos, ice cream sundaes, whatever you fancy, on this rotating tray and everyone at the table will have the chance to pick out what they like. Try out this budget-friendly, weekend project for your kitchen!

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Estimated Cost$11-$20

Time to CompleteWeekend project

MaterialsWood

Easy

Project TypeMake a Project

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Hannah

Sep 25, 2017

almost every cabinet I have especially in the kitchen and pantry, I have this lazy susan that made my life easier and convenient.

flowergirl

Aug 28, 2017

If you like woodwork but have no tools or you are afraid of cutting wood then this is the project for you.

Hannah

Apr 24, 2017

Put a lazy susan inside your fridge to organize you condiments, it will make your fridge look neat and organized. You can also put a lazy susan inside your kitchen cabinets or pantry for the bottles, canned goods, etc. This DIY project will help you find stuff easier.

shelfconsciouskati e

May 06, 2016

This is a DIY project that even I can handle! This lazy susan would look great on my table.

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