Again, the reason I ripped this into thinner strips to glue back up was mostly for aesthetics–you can simply glue up wider boards if you want.

To make these wooden lazy Susans, I rip my lumber into 1 ½″ x 1 ½″ squares on the table saw (these are 2x2s). Then, I glue them back up.

For this project, I used a basic 2x4x8 construction board from Home Depot. Depending on where you live, you typically find 2x4s in pine, spruce, or fir. These are common softwoods and are fairly inexpensive.

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Then, I ripped this board into two 1 ½″ wide strips on the table saw. This essentially gave me two 2x2s with nice square edges.

To do this with wood, I used my table saw to rip an ⅛” (or slightly thinner) wide wood strip off some scrap 2x material that I had around the shop. It needs to be long enough to wrap around the edge of the wooden round–about 44″ long for a 14″ diameter circle.

If you didn’t have the tools needed or are running low on time, you can purchase a precut wooden round for this instead of making your own. Using a precut round allows you to skip all the cutting and sanding and simply stain/finish and add a lazy Susan to the bottom.

I’m sharing the steps below to make a this wooden lazy Susan, but if you prefer to watch, I’ve also got a video tutorial here as well.

Howto makea Lazy Susanout of cardboard

Now it’s time to finish the wooden round. I mentioned earlier there are several ways to customize/personalize this and one of them is a stencil to add a shape or initial.

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I’ve been making and giving these as gifts for years and everyone always loves them. They’re easy and inexpensive to make and can be customized with an initial or shape!

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I grabbed a couple pipe clamps and glued these 10 boards together into a panel, keeping the pieces as flat as possible while clamping.

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Once the paint was dry, I added some wood glue to the back and used a staple gun to staple it around the edge of the round.

But, if you already have the tools, creating your own wooden round allows you to customize the size and wood type and saves quite a bit of money as precut rounds can be a bit pricey.

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This strip will be challenging to bend smoothly without cracking. I recommend soaking the strip in water (I literally soaked it in my bathtub) overnight, then take it out and CAREFULLY bend it into a circle and clamp the ends together until it’s dry.

OR, skip the wood altogether and use actual metal. You can find ⅛″ thick x 1 ½″ wide flat stock steel or aluminum in most big box stores or local metal shops. This will bend a lot smoother (especially if you heat it with a torch) than a wood strip.

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NOTE: If you’d like, add some rubber feet to the corners of the hardware so that when you flip it over, it stays in place and doesn’t scratch the surface of whatever you set it on.

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This DIY wooden lazy Susan looks great with or without the band and makes such a great handmade gift for Christmas, weddings, housewarmings, or any special occasion.

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Cutting the circle with a router is usually a little more accurate than using a jig saw, but it does take a little longer.

After the lazy Susan circle was cut and sanded, I flipped it upside down and centered a 6″ lazy Susan on it like shown below.

Once the panel from step 1 was dry, I cut a 14″ diameter circle from it. As I mentioned above, you can draw a circle and cut this out with a jig saw or band saw.

First, I ripped about 3/16″ off the edge of the board to give me a nice square edge to start with. (See step 4 for an idea to reuse this ~⅛″ thick strip that’s left!)

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I tried to space the staples evenly around the edge. (NOTE: If using metal, you’ll need to drill holes and use screws instead of staples here to secure.)

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At this point, it’s ready for use! These would be great on a desk, on a coffee table, as a centerpiece, a serving tray–so many options!

If you don’t have a router (or you don’t like using one), this post shows you how to draw any size circle and once it’s drawn, you can simply follow the line with a jig or band saw to cut it out.

Typically, I use my router to cut a few shallow passes to give me my perfect circle shape, then, I’ll cut the remaining material using a jig saw and smooth it out with a router and a flush cut bit.

Once the panel is glued up in step 1, it needs to be cut in a circle. You can cut a perfect wooden circle with a router and a straight bit using an easy DIY circle jig.

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OR, if you’re having trouble with that, you could also use 1 ½″ wide edge banding instead and it won’t require soaking. It’s much thinner, so it’s much easier to bend.

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Then I drilled a hole (and left the drill bit in it) in the center to pivot my router and circle jig on. See this post on how to make and use a circle jig with your router.

Once the stain was dry, I removed the stencil to reveal the state. You could do this same thing for a monogram, a quote, or another state or shape.

I have been making these for years and some of my early ones also had one more unique feature/customization you may consider adding–a metal (or faux metal) band around the outside. You can make this from actual metal or from wood.

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In this case, I used my Cricut Explore 3 to cut a simple Kentucky shape on some black vinyl to use as a staining stencil.