Spray booth Turn table.

[John B]

After the post in the topic regarding spray booths, I thought I'd mention my turntable.
All it is is a piece of19mm chip board, about 450mm diameter. I fitted 4 small casters under it, and a 12mm (1/2")  bolt protruding  about 50mm (2" ) from the bottom. The bolt drops into a hole in the centre of a bench. It can easily be removed and replaced as needed.

[JimErn]

Nice idea, I just "borrowed" a lazy susan we never used, couple of years later she looked for it,  then she found a nice one at a yard sale for $4, win win

[oldhudson]

That's a fine idea. I've had issue with balancing some items on a lazy Susan. Thanks for the tip.

[Denny Knappen]

Good idea, John.

[OCtoolguy]

I found a lazy-susan type turntable in the garden section of Home Depot for under $4. It's plastic and works great. The bearing is not plastic. I've been using it for years. I used to mess with bonsai plants and I could put one on the turntable and prune it from all angles very easily. So, it has seen it's share of outdoor weather and it just keeps on turnin'.

 

[Rockytime]

10 hours ago, John B said:

After the post in the topic regarding spray booths, I thought I'd mention my turntable.
All it is is a piece of19mm chip board, about 450mm diameter. I fitted 4 small casters under it, and a 12mm (1/2")  bolt protruding  about 50mm (2" ) from the bottom. The bolt drops into a hole in the centre of a bench. It can easily be removed and replaced as needed.

Without a photo it probably did not happen!

[jollyred]

My lazy susan bearing is two 12" diameter pieces of plywood with a lazy susan bearing sandwiched in the middle.  I probably has a 1/2" thick layer of finish and paint on it.