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A lot less work and more available space is the lazy susan with no central pole.

AWESOME JOB!!!! I have been looking for this particular make. The ones that you buy are too expensive and also don't hold a lot. I was looking for a way to make it out of wood and HERE YOU ARE!! thank you so much.

Really wonderful solution!

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I felt that "its all good" when you shared youre blunder thanks for that. Great work !

Great job, and well explained. I was thinking of using a small hinge on the back instead of glue, it would be easier to transport/store.

Thank you for 8:20-8:25!!!! So real!

Just moved into a teeny flat, with the stupidest teeny tiny kitchen ever, with practically zero cupboard or drawer units. But of course it has the obligitory useless corner cupboard space which, as an old gimmer, I can't use properly. How I wish you were my neighbour. I'd provide the coffee and biccies whilst you built me something actually useful. This really is a fabulous design.

Great video, can I please ask what make is your jointer/planer?

I like your videos. Kinda calming me down and loved that blues background music too. And of course ... great work!🤘

Great video but I have a question What if you have a pre-cut mat

Dear Sir I do appreciate your calm way to explain. I mostly look at the USA tube videos but the are so big bigger biggest. Your videos are easy to understand Greetings from Ghent Belgium Keep up the good work

Perfect video, clear staight to the point and well edited! I've just made a smiliar frame out of oak, ended up doing the rebates quite inconsistently on a router table and wish i'd watched this video first. Loads of great tips

Can you explain how to get the right proportion? Your frame looks nicely balanced and beautiful in its simplicity. Thanks for sharing.

I made it by myself. I used WoodPrix woodworking plans for that.

Great work

Just wait until the cat finds out about it...

That is a really good idea - beautiful.

Nice job. One suggestion, requires a break on the roll so as to be able to use one handed & not have the entire roll unwinding.

Now THAT a great idea for women to make for their husband or partner. SURPRISE…look what I made. Great for a garage or man cave. I like it!

Always handy to have in the workshop, good build project, great video take care

Ha. The look on your face noting you need to cut the cabinet was priceless. I plan on buying or building kitchen cabinets next spring and I want better options for corner cabinets. I hate lazy Susan cabinets

Genius 🎉

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That's a great instructional video. Good to see someone using their track saw to cut panels to size, many seem to just use it for rough breakdown then finish at the table saw. 12mm for the bigger doors too? Is that thick enough?

Really good tip for getting the shelves and pins all aligned! How much experience do you think a person needs before tackling a project like this?

nice job!

Fun project thanks for posting

The cinematography!!

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If you were to put on the draw sliders underneath the cabinet pointing the other direction, would that work? That way the sliders would be in the opened position when the cabinet is closed, and it would make for an easier time fastening it to the bottom. It seems to me that the main struggle building corners like this is how to fasten the first unit inside the cabinet. Did this make any sense? English isnt my first language.

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how did you cut the angled side on the bandsaw? wont fingers be too close to the blade?

Outstanding!

Aw mate that's clever 👏

Great starter project to get the children involved.

Great solution!!

Now you need a lazy suzan to show off your lazy suzan.

Nice job

Thanks lot for this. Nicely done. I noticed the unit shifted downward when the drawers were extended. Were I to try this, I would try to attach one more rail along the rear of cabinet box to help add support and hold the drawer box to the actual cabinet in the rear. Otherwise when it's loaded down, it might really sag when the drawers are extended.

love this! I am also blessed / cursed with a corner cabinet in my kitchen, unfortunately I live in a rental and I'm not sure I'd want to go to the trouble of doing this (or having it done seeing as how I don't really have the tools... or a workshop). my cabinet is the reverse orientation of yours and what makes it especially terrible is that the cabinet door is quite narrow, like eight inches wide.

This is a genius solution!! I soooo appreciate your hard work, and I love how you just shrugged off the miscalculation! I would've been cussin' up a storm for a few minutes before I could move on! It's so frustrating! You seriously have come up with a genius solution!! Bravo, sir, bravo!

Great idea - thanks alot! Now I need to figure out how to do this in Alu... Our kitchen (as most kitchens in the Emirates are) is built of Alu profiles... Right now, we have 2 corners with just shelves disappearing into ... nowhere? 😂 This is such a clever design maximizing the use of space while allowing total easy access to everything. I guess if I laminate the ply with thin HPL, it won't look odd in our kitchen. The drawer construction or material is kinda irrelevant here. Not to be picky, but I'd use countersank bolts from the top with the nuts on the caster wheel side ;o)

Very smart! Quite a challenge to construct. But given your way of accepting a mistake it should be fine, all is fine! Really enjoyed that 😅😅😅😅😅

Very interesting. Watched as long as I could stand the aggravating music. Please turn off the music.

American here.... Damn carpentry would be a 1,000 times easier if i did everything in Metric....

My last place had a corner cabinet that I never could find a good DIY solution for. Now I have the perfect solution...but no corner cabinet. Outstanding video though!!