How to build a good Lazy Susan or motorize table

In this video, I will show you have to make a Lazy Susan or motorize table that is made from a Lazy Susan that you can buy at Ikea and you can paint it in any color you want and add a motor to it.
here are the parts that I have used:
1. motor 220v: goo.gl/7v1VJY
2. Lazy Susan: goo.gl/eqZFg3
3. power cord: goo.gl/qq1SL2

[@ladykenja2700]

Very nice project.

[@MicSokol]

Very good idea, though it looks like it doesn't rotate smoothly- not good for product videos.

[@dragonslair1870]

Good Job!

[@thiscommentwasposted262]

GOOD VIDEO! THANK YOU!

[@mygracioushomerecipes]

Wow! Nice

[@hmudesign]

Hi there, would you be able to add a dimmer into that circuit for variable speed? Do you know if this motor can reverse directions? Thanks for the cool video.

[@LoremIpsum497]

I was wondering the same thing. Did you ever find out?

[@bartduggan9388]

Can you suggest a cheap DC motor to do similar job. I wont have access to mains power.

[@effpv6]

could you use insulated spade connectors if you can't solder

[@DIYPRo-iv4cy]

yes you can as long as it fit the plug of the motor

[@cliffordbush5185]

what is the weight capacity roughly??

[@BFuertesPerez9289]

What size was the gas pipe

[@oscarnavarrete5337]

What is the metal swivel plate called? Where can I find these makes?

[@DIYPRo-iv4cy]

I don't know why but the only name I have for you is what I know and that is
"Lazy Susan" don't know why this gets this name and as for where to get it I purchase it on IKEA

[@markherring3513]

Is there a way to make it rotate slower?

[@DIYPRo-iv4cy]

with this motor you can't as it has a fixed speed maybe use a different motor

[@riprice1284]

Igual tauge slider basically kinda like a dimmer switch🤷‍♂️

[@riprice1284]

Restrict the power and it won't work as hard

[@vonkanon3091]

Total cost for that DIY??

[@DIYPRo-iv4cy]

Total cost abut 50 to 60$

[@scanssystems2]

D.I.Y PRo for that price you can buy ready to go one from internet and avoid all the hassle. Not impressed. 😕

[@DUDEvsCHICKchallenge]

How could you make this wireless?

[@fatabelly]

DUDEvsCHICKchallenge you would need to use a low voltage DC current motor powered by batteries.

[@DIYPRo-iv4cy]

You will need to change the motor to one that works on batteries and then you can make this a stand-alone unit

[@dragonslair1870]

@@DIYPRo-iv4cy Thx

[@QueenKiera]

@@fatabelly would the motor work for heavier objects?

[@fatabelly]

Kiera T depends on what motor you choose. You would need a low voltage but high torque motor.

[@vaka_senpai9862]

reccomending watching it in 1.25

[@MegaFanden]

You lost me with the hot glue.

[@kjellg6532]

Why all that disturbing nois in the background? Disturbing and only makes it more difficult to hear the instructions!