Just a bar stool and a table top. Cost me $15 to make.
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Home made turntable
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Homer911
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Home made turntable
Just a bar stool and a table top. Cost me $15 to make.
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Lane
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Re: Home made turntable
I made something similar 6 months ago using a broken swivel chair, only I made the top round.
The advantage is too that it is height adjustable if the chair was.
Got my hands on a heavy duty potters wheel recently but my home made effort will still come in handy!
Nice work.
The advantage is too that it is height adjustable if the chair was.
Got my hands on a heavy duty potters wheel recently but my home made effort will still come in handy!
Nice work.
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Homer911
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Re: Home made turntable
The advantage of a bar stool over a swivel chair is that it raises to a higher level.
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Kevin
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Re: Home made turntable
Love it gents.
Use my all the time, kept the seat on to use when needed. Picked mine up for a bargain - $0, didn't take much to get the hydro's back into full operations.
My favourite is the "all terrain, all wheel, Bonsai mobile.
I actually crafted a couple of extremely handy pickers from citrus, ergonomic too and very useful. The Elm wood is a back scratcher, an oldie.
Kevin
Use my all the time, kept the seat on to use when needed. Picked mine up for a bargain - $0, didn't take much to get the hydro's back into full operations.
My favourite is the "all terrain, all wheel, Bonsai mobile.
I actually crafted a couple of extremely handy pickers from citrus, ergonomic too and very useful. The Elm wood is a back scratcher, an oldie.
Kevin
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