DIY 2 Tier Lazy Susan - Spice Rack Organizer - tutorial

Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
0:11 - Bottom tier
2:18 - Spacer
5:37 - Attach spacer to bottom tier
6:18 - Second tier
6:46 - Assembly of 2 tier lazy susan
7:05 - Outro

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When you don't have much space in your cabinets or they're difficult to reach, a Lazy Susan can help. Just place your items on its surface and spin it when you need to reach something in the back -- brilliant! They're versatile and have so many uses from your kitchen to your bathroom.

Required components for a 2 tier Lazy Susan:
• A lazy Susan turntable bearing.
• 2 metal dishes/plates (I used 2 plates of different diameters, namely 30 cm / 11.8 inch and 20 cm / 7.9 inch).
• A spacer (I used 2 plastic barrels to turn them into a spacer, but you don't have to make it that complicated).
• A screw and bolt.

Tools used to make the Lazy Susan:
• A drill.
• A saw.
• A scissor.
• A tape measure.
• A fineliner.
• A print of a bullseye to determine the centre of the plate/spacer.
• A thumbjack.
• Superglue and a paper towel.
• Multiple clamps.
• Matt black spray paint.
• Tape.
• Leftover wood as a surface when drilling.