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Help - Mutilated - 10-18-2006
I need to make a rotating platform for my sculpting armature, what should I use to make it spin? Nothing motorized, just something I can turn by hand 360 degrees. Any help would be appreciated.
Help - knewby - 10-18-2006
Check out stores like Bed, bath and beyond and similar places for whats called a "lazy susan"...its a round flat disc that spins to make it easier to reach back corners of cabinets..........should work.......................Larry
Check this link to Target..............Larry
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Help - myersman - 10-19-2006
Thats exactlly what i got.its called a lazy susan. mines wood. I got it from WALMART and its great!
Help - Mutilated - 10-19-2006
Thanks for the help larry.
Help - D-bach - 10-19-2006
i move mine by hand, call me old school or cheap LOL
Help - Mutilated - 10-19-2006
Well, that\'s what I did but it\'s alot easier moving it on this with less a chance of you accidently slipping and messing something on the sculpture up.
Help - GBeninati - 10-19-2006
if you go to a boaters supply store they have chair swivels that you can attach to two boards, or a board and a table, or attack to a platform and use the top board as a table.