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I need help. We did everything right, but our whole pole rotates instead of only the trays rotating around. So the wheels aren't engaged and causing the trays to stop in the right place. Any suggestions?

Couldn’t figure out what the directions were showing me until I saw this video. Thanks!,

Best directions I've seen so far!

Awesome video thank you

I installed one of these in 2017 and it's been holding up beautifully. Every time I get something out of there I feel a lot of satisfaction.

I will try to do it with woodglut plans.

My husband uses these plans from woodglut and is very happy with them. However. I love yours!

I installed and the bottom of the left side of the cabinet door rubs the bottom of the cabinet opening on the right side when rotating. Any suggestions to adjust it? The door needs to be raised up about 1/8 inch.

I dont think you know what the word simple means my man

Good work 💪

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If you want to do it yourself, just look for Woodprix. There is everything you need to do it :)

Hi fellows. I think you need to take some time and take a fast tour on Woodprix website.

Very nice

Many people have a granite counter top and if you are installing this after everything is in place, here is a tip. Cut a 2 inch by two inch by 3/4 chunk of pine and mount the top plate centred on it. Install rev a shelf base and second shelf as described. Add a glob of crazy glue (CA glue) to the top of the pine block. Make sure things rotate then lift the block up by the smaller chrome post that rides inside the bigger one. Lift it up to your granite and hold it in place for 30 seconds while the glue drys.

I purchased the Rev-A-Shelf 6942-28-11-52 28-Inch and it is a nightmare to install. Returning tomorrow and looking for another product. Never again will I purchase a product from rev a shelf

I read all the instructions and made neither heads nor tails of them. Thank you IMMENSELY for the guidance!!!

Skipped a lot of steps and I don’t have my counter off.

Tge molding was totally unnecessary but nice work, maybe I'll try it 👌

It seems like a couple-few steps got edited out, but this was still VERY helpful-thanks!

Simple lol

Very nice! That’s really cool that you’re in ffa!

Nice work.

That is so pretty! It’s so hard to find someone to make these!!

The project came out looking nice. Just one question or a tip for the future, with all of the pocket holes you used, why not assemble the box itself with them? With plywood especially, a pocket screw joint is considerably stronger than a joint with the screw going into the edge (end grain) of the piece. The screw is much more likely to pull out or split out the side.

Simplicity sells. Nice work. It will be passed down through generations.

Great job. Thank you

amazing work from a very nice young man. It makes me feel so good to see that there are still young people who want to make things, build, and do things the "old fashioned" way! I loved this build!

These are pretty good instructions. I was replacing a broken one, and the old mounts/holes didn’t work for this brand. The first shelf wasn’t too hard since I could remove the shaft, slide the shelf on, then put it in. The upper shelf is trickier. I had to take the pole out put both shelves in, remove the top post, then feed through, tilting to put the top post/shaft back in. It’s a pain, but doable.These will not hold a lot of heavy weight, so think twice about glass bottles of oils, etc., or heavy pans-that was what led to my old, much sturdier lazy susan top shelf breaking. All that said, it took me about two hours total-I’m no youngster so had to take rest breaks. Note: sort your screws carefully first: long for bottom, and two for the metal pieces the pole goes through.

u using a shirt from portugal. vc fala portugues?

Looks amazing but simple?

This was well done. Despite my best and continuing efforts, when I build with mitred corners, I invariably end up with a bit of a gap on the outside of the mitred corner, usually on one or two corners. I see the same sort of gap in your video at 3:45, thanks to the superb filming you have done. That has disappeared in the final product. How do you mitigate or eliminate or hide that gap ? Godspeed to your brother in the Navy !!

My cabinet is already existing and i want to put a lazy Susan in. While your video is very nice, I would like to see how you installed the shelves and also what the door look like after you closed it on the cabinet.

Nice Job, that was helpful, I'm going to be installing this and it was helpful to hear and see your pointers.

Would like to get the plans for this. Would that be possible?

I'm a beginner, very inexperienced. Could a Kreg jig be used for all the sides?

You can tell when someone does a project out of love , excellent work sir.

Thank you! Very helpful video. This is the only video that was able to explain it this easy. Finally

Would you be wiling to send me the plans?

Make it yourself thanks to woodprix plans. I think it's the best way to learn how to build it in the cheapest way.

Came out awesome!

Nice build young man, I like it! Thanks for sharing this.

Thank you for a very straightforward and helpful installation demonstration!