Turned Lazy Susan Snack Tray Woodworking Plan

This baby chair (high chair) hardware kit consists of two locks and two tracks that assemble to the outside of the chair. This system allows three different locking positions for the tray. Make sure your high chair arm is long enough to support the tracks. The distance between the holes on the track is 4.5 inches.

Back in the day before glider brackets allowed for back and forth gliding motion, builder used eyebolts and chains. Our design is old-school. Rather than pay for expensive glider brackets and shipping...

This roomy feeder is wide open for easy bird viewing and the construction, although simple, is rugged enough to last for years. It could be post mounted, put on the stump of a tree or on a deck railin...

This plan offers two classic window sill feeders: one is a simple tray and the other an attractive glass topped tray. These designs include a mounting board you secure to the window sill. Beginner skil...

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Assemble your jig saw puzzles on the large 24 x 36 inch work surface. Allows you to work at the convenience of your kitchen table, then just move the tray when you are not working on the puzzle. Two s...

This 4 tier cup cake rack (aka cupcake tree) can hold up to 83 cupcakes on four trays.

Does the look of inlays impress you but the thought of making them give you butterflies? Do not be concerned because we are going to teach you a no-hassle method to make perfect-fitting inlays in this...

Need flexible dining accommodations for your home? Try this stylish set of folding tray tables and matching stand. Handsome enough to leave out even when you are not using them, they are very easy to ...

Though it brings to mind extraterrestrial objects, our turned lazy Susan boasts down-to-earth practicality. At any gathering, you only have to fill the four compartments with snacks, and this beauty b...