Make An Epoxy Lazy Susan - 11/15 & 11/16

In this 2 - Day class, students will use our Rockler 12.5" silicone mold to pour and tint a wood and epoxy Lazy Susan. While the epoxy sets up, students will cut out, route the edges, and sand the base for the Lazy Susan. Once the epoxy has set, the top will be sanded and the edges routed. When the top and bottom are complete, the Lazzy Susan Bearing will be attached. Finishes will be discussed. Students will go home with a beautifully crafted Lazy Susan that they can proudly display on their kitchen or dining room table. All material is provided. Students have the option of providing their own safety equipment or it can be provided..

Host or Publisher Rockler Woodworking and Hardware