Turned Lazy Susan Snack Tray Woodworking Plan
Plan Author: Jan Svec
Published Date: 1999
Plan Language: English, all measurements are inches/feet unless stated otherwise.
Wood and/or Supplies needed: We used mahogany and wenge, but you can use wood of your choice.
Tools needed: Lathe, bandsaw, table saw, table mounted router, drill and other common woodturning tools
The #31 series plans (plans that start with 31- ) are available in either paper or PDF download. This is a project plan that you can download immediately after your purchase. If you want the paper plan mailed to you, choose that option instead. PDF plans cheaper than the paper plans in this series plus you save the shipping cost and delivery time! This project plan has full color pages with scaled templates that you can print onto 8-1/2 x 11 inch paper. It will be just like you are reading the magazine article itself! All building instructions and finishing guidelines included.
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