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Timbuck

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As I am getting older and more decrepit I keep coming up with ideas to make life more easy.. due to arthritis in the knees I do most jobs sitting down so I came up with this rotating table so that I can work easily on this jig without having to stand up to reach the far side.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zK-oLp8A4AU
 
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That's a damned good idea, Ken.:cool:

John Colter
 
Great idea! That’s the Toolmaker in you. After spending years figuring how to do a job faster and easier, it’s only natural that it bolls over into Uke making. I like making thing to make the job easier for, “the next time”.
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Ed
 
Nice! I have a similar setup for my assembly workboard - held in a rotating vise by a chunk of wood screwed to the bottom. Makes life easier.
 
The best use I have for my turntables is putting my go-bar decks on them. That is a really great use. I have a couple and they are easy to make with with cheap 12" lazy Susan bearings. Now that you brought it up Ken, I expect to see these in the next SM computer ad blitz!
 
The best use I have for my turntables is putting my go-bar decks on them. That is a really great use. I have a couple and they are easy to make with with cheap 12" lazy Susan bearings. Now that you brought it up Ken, I expect to see these in the next SM computer ad blitz!
Hey Bob believe it or not I had never heard of a
 
The best use I have for my turntables is putting my go-bar decks on them. That is a really great use. I have a couple and they are easy to make with with cheap 12" lazy Susan bearings. Now that you brought it up Ken, I expect to see these in the next SM computer ad blitz!
Hey Bob believe it or not I had never heard of a Lazy Suzan bearing on our little islands I made mine with a Teflon washer on the centre pin
 
The best use I have for my turntables is putting my go-bar decks on them. That is a really great use. I have a couple and they are easy to make with with cheap 12" lazy Susan bearings. Now that you brought it up Ken, I expect to see these in the next SM computer ad blitz!
Hey Bob believe it or not I had never heard of a Lazy Suzan bearing on our little islands I made mine with a Teflon washer on the centre pin .. so I looked them up and found this video
 
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The best use I have for my turntables is putting my go-bar decks on them. That is a really great use. I have a couple and they are easy to make with with cheap 12" lazy Susan bearings. Now that you brought it up Ken, I expect to see these in the next SM computer ad blitz!
Hey Bob believe it or not I had never heard of a Lazy Suzan bearing on our little islands I made mine with a Teflon washer on the centre pin .. so I looked them up and found this video I think they are great so I will get one.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qq6O4CW7Edw
 
Ken,
Every hardware store in the U.S. sells several sizes of these stamped metal lazy Susans.The cheaper the better. No high class bearing needed.I put them between 2 equal sized pieces of ply and that makes a nice stable base.
 

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