Kitchen Cabinets: Installing The Lazy Susan Hardware 

wow you make good straight-to-the-point videos. Very easy to understand. thank you.

Thats The best explained version of a step by Step method

Great self-made template idea!! Thanks for the inspiration... I used your idea but modified it slightly since I was installing my (full-round) lazy susan in an upper corner cabinet. Worked perfectly though, and the wife couldn't be happier. I'm happier too since I am sure your video saved me some aggravation. Cheers!

Great series. Just found this series. Excellent production value. Lots of pertinent information. Thank You!!

Clear and detailed instructions, thanks for the tip about the hardboard template, so much more user friendly.

man I just watched all your videos and I feel like I can do cabinets now. very good details on everything and I'm looking forward to how yours turn out. keep making them!

I like how the details. Thanks si much.

Excelente!! Muy buena explicación!! Desde Venezuela!! Gracias!!

Excellent video!

I found the video very informative and appreciate you posting it. I thank all RU-vid posters for their help. I do have one question. My cabinet doors are mounted to the lazy susan shelves. How to I handle this?

I did it all by myself!!! Thanks for the tutorial!

Thanks so much for your video 😊

muy buen video bien explicado ..very nice video... well doneee..!!

Thanks for this helpful video

nice video thanks

I have a fixed middle shelf on my corner cabinet. I don't know how to remove it so i can put the lazy susan in. Any suggestions?

i have a very old cabinet i'm wanting to update, including replacing one of the broken lazy susan shelves, do you have a video of removal? it has the doors on it still.

U could have placed the template on top of the cabinet and drilled down for the top holes. Thanks for the advice.

Great video. My kitchen installers put in my wooden rev-a-shelf lazy susan which looks just like this one (except it is wood). The top shelf is rigid and swings fine. The bottom shelf is all wobbly. Any idea what could be wrong and how I could fix it?

why dont you install it first and mart the holes later? is it possible?

Could you please tell me what the metal piece that holds the top shelf up is called? We just moved into a home with a lazy Susan like this, and it was installed incorrectly, so I'm looking for a replacement part. Thank you in advance!

OK ... I was hoping this could show me something I'm doing wrong with my established lazy Susan (installed 9 yrs ago). My top shelf keeps sliding down the pole, despite how tight I set the screw. My hardware is the same as yours, the metal disk that goes under the shelf. My pole also turns ... not sure it's supposed to do that. What can I do? I even put the lightest items on the top and within the hour, it has slipped at least a inch. I have bottles on the bottom shelf to it from sliding all the way down. any suggestions? I've tried putting tape under the disk as well - didn't work.

I have notice alot of base cabinet is constructed to sit flat on the ground itself with the a step in toe kick. My question to this method of cabinet building is what will happen to the cabinets if their was to be a water leak and the floor got all wet ...

Where did you get the metal lazy Susan hardware?

You didn't show how to install the door. My Lazy Susan (plastic shelves) broke and this video is great for my needs. Mine has a one piece door and I was wondering if you had a video for the installation of same

Will you show me how to add the cabinet doors and make them level. My doors are dragging

it is great to offer the helpو but in min 2:00 you should not flip the templateو it should be at upper position as it is in lower positionو so you just move it from bottom to top keep the orientation as it isو no flip.

trying to install ours it us very warped from manufacturer. not easy to do. any advice is appreciated.

I'm having so much trouble; I've had to step away from my project. I just bought a new top shelf for my lazy susan and there are no instructions for disassembly and/or installation. I go tthe whole thing out and am having trouble putting it back in tthe cabinet.

the lazy Susan is 1/4 inch off in a 6 inch span. we cannot get them level. any advice?

Sharp idea on making your template.

I do like the chrome basket 'look' (etc.), but it won't really go with a mostly wood, or 'traditional' cabinet mileau &/or design (I.e., rich-warm colors of stained wood just doesn't 'jive' with the chrome [IMO]). I assume there will be numerous other such chrome pull-outs, etc., and maybe chrome shelves ('chrome/tech/industrial look') elsewhere in the kitchen? For those on a budget, and intrepid DIY-ers, or anyone not favoring the cold 'chrome/tech/industrial' look, there are many lazy susan mechanisms as alternatives, which also use ball bearing mechanics, which go under wooden or traditional-format/material platforms (e.g., that can easily be cut out by the DIY-er). Such under-shelf bearing mechanisms can handle hundreds of pounds, but are also much less expensive than the 'chrome/tech/industrial' kits, and & without the need for more than 1 per cabinet. I'll be using a (wood) closet rod and shelves with such a lazy susan base mechanism, already purchased on-the-cheap at A'Zon. I don't expect it to be very complicated, but we shall see (lol)... Thanks for posting this info / vid ;)

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