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Euro hinges are the future

Being lazy in the long run takes a LOT of effort in the startup.

Compass baby- buy 10 and put one in every drawer. That way you won’t be playing the “match the paint can lid” to everything that needs a circle drawn.

We have 2 lazy Susan’s , upper and a lower cabinet in our kitchen the doors are attached to the lazy Susan’s so you just push one side or other to access them

I read "Lazy Sauna' In the thumbnail, and im a little sad its not that

....and mm stands for MeasureMent... REAL measurement! You guys using "freedom units" are out numbered by the rest of the world, remember that.👍👍👍 From a fan in Denmark, Northern Europe 🇩🇰🇩🇰🇩🇰🇩🇰

I got your miter station plans to use as a guide to go in my shop. I’ve never built cabinets before. Well….. i didn’t realize I needed about 34” to use my saw on a 24” top. I figured it out, and I’m working on the drawers now. It looks so good, I didn’t realize how enjoyable it was all going to be.

Didn't we see this a few weeks back?

Jason, have you considered going metric?

Aren't you tired of making shaker cabinets, I'm tired of watching you make them, oh yeah there are other colors than white

oh, and about that Patrion build. what if you have someone who wins who either has a tiny mess shop or no shop at all? what if that person has very little tools and even less money, but thinks you're worth it and then wins? Ok, i'll stop all the weird comments, for now Mr. tequila worm.

I hated building lazy susans when I worked in Cabinetry.

Yes, I am one of the people that said you should relocate your lines and I still stand firm because I have had a tire blowout on an airstream and the part you’re knocking on is just thin sheet metal and then the plastic piece that you’re talking about is just what they put on after But one way or the other when the tire does blow just hope you’re not going over 45 miles an hour because otherwise it will punch through that sheet metal and through that plastic so just so you know if you’re redoing this or you just want to fix it later now you know

This is an honest question. I would like to know if you ever make mistakes on doors or hinges or cabinet carcasses that you don't put in the video. You just rebuild or repair without wasting any time? I mean I thought about it because I probably would. Sorry, I just wonder about things randomly.

From wikipedia: It is likely that the explanation of the term lazy Susan has been lost to history. Folk etymologies claim it as an American invention. According to lore, Thomas Jefferson invented the device, which was known as a "dumbwaiter", for his daughter Susan. Regardless of the origins of the name, by 1917 it was advertised in Vanity Fair as "Ovington's $8.50 mahogany 'Revolving Server or Lazy Susan'", but the term's use predates both the advertisement and, probably, the country.

Loved it! How about barrel-drum doors? Why not turning the lazy-suzan yourself out of wood and bend wood around to make the edges of the "baskets"?

I'll be facing the same corner question in a few weeks. I dont like Susans, lazy or industrious. But what else is there? I've found 2 interesting alternatives. First there's a swiveling pivoting pair of tulip, peanut, ???, shaped pull outs that only need 1 door. Somehow the "tulip" wiggles its way into and out of the corner space. Amazon sells kits as blind corner pullouts. Second, I saw at HD, a lazy Susan but with a difference. Instead of a whole circle with a quarter cut out, the spinning piece was divided into 3 sections. The middle section could also be pulled out, like a drawer, to get at the back end without spinning. Or you could spin as usual. Kinda neat. Maybe some hybrid of these 2 approaches could be invented to keep lazy Susan out of the corner and better utilize its square inches ? I like pullouts, drawer-like mechanisms as you don't have to bend over and reach deep to get stuff stored deep in bottom cabinets. My kitchen should work for me, not make me work to use it.

I've never done one of these, but i think you did just about every wrong thing i would have, minus a few others😅

Hey babe. Wake up. Bourbon Moth video dropped.

why do I have the feeling that I have seen this video before?

And another way to cover up your curve, cutting and reinforce it is a sawdust in wood glue combination mix it together till it makes a putty/Bondo mixture and then fill the hole wait for it to dry and sand it. It’s just like wood putty but better and easier to come by grand I mean no one likes to do sanding.

mm better then inch

Wise man once said, "When it comes to building cabinet boxes, They don't have to be pretty."

I have two lazy susan cabinets in my kitchen and the doors are attached to the shelves. No hinges ... just push to open and the doors spin with the shelves.

the mandela effect is strong in this video

Could you have avoided the dreaded middle cabinet disaster by making one longer cabinet vs middle and end cabinets ? Is there some reason, other than convenience of smaller, less heavy cabinets to move around, that one wasn't "better" (less cutting, joining, etc) ?

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The one in our kitchen has two separate doors. You close one, which has no handle, and then the other, which has a handle, closes across the front of it. You have to close them in the right order because the handle prevents you doing otherwise. It is a slight inconvenience but I think it is MUCH stronger than the folding door method. Thirty years with no problem. The two rotating trays turn together, so you don't need to bend down to rotate the lower one.

Those cabinets are typically made so the two backsides are 6" away from the wall. This eliminates the space, in the back of the cabinet, for when things fall off the shelves.

Love your videos, Jason and the way you ditch instructions and just figure things out. Would it have been stronger to make your top carry to the edge of sides the box so you could set it on top? Not a builder at all so maybe it's a silly question?

Although this is a novel approach, Hafele and Blum have far better products for dead corner cabinets that allow you to have a regular door on one side of the cabinet and then pull out caddy drawers that allow you to store stuff deep into the cabinet.

This is completely unhinged

Also known as a Rotating Rita

Instead of using backstops I personally would have used Neodium magnets on the edge..It would've snapped shut and not gone further..And looked nice too

"So with my trusty track saw, with no dust collection hooked up because I like to trigger all the RUclips armchair woodworkers out there..."

Savage American imperial system! Glory to the metric system!

I hadn't even clicked play on the video yet, but I KNOW there's going to be a plethora of variations of the "who is Susan? And why is she so lazy?" jokes. **EDIT** Finished the video and was not disappointed!

I’m a lazy person soooooo I’ll motorize them with remote control 😂😂😂

Al you min e umm 😅

You could also use a piano hinge for then center. Possibly easier to install and cheaper.

My doors are inset and attached to the lazy Susan’s and spin with the trays.

Uhm, doors. 1950's house. I was going to redo the kitchen. Tiny space. A full kitchen would be possible using marine appliances. After running the numbers, full stop. The cabinets are steel. The door is integrated with it's Lazy Susan. You push the door and then the whole thing spins. When you're finished, spin it until the door is in front and pull it closed. This is the first time I've seen how the doors are done separately.

Another great tutorial

I've never seen actual doors on a lazy Susan. The "doors" are usually attached to trays , and spin with the trays.

Me deu uma dor no coração vendo varrer a parafusadeira da Festool pelo chão. 😂

Susan is Karens sister. Susan became Lazy as Karen Complained about everything Susan did so she learned to sit in the corner and do nothing .

After living abroad for many years, hearing Americans use inches makes me feel the way I used to feel when British people use stones.

Honestly even if it came out in the first 2 minutes I was surprised it took that long to hear “who the heck is Susan?” 😂 Love the channel dude!

Nice work as always

So helpful! I’ve been wanting to remove my cabinet lazy susans that are taking up useful cabinet space. I was concerned the post for the lazy susans were supporting the cabinets and the counters. I’m taking those stinkin’ things out today!!