Introduction: Motorized Lazy Susan
Material list:
3/4 inch MDF
1/2 inch MDF
12v Motor
Bataries (6 AA whired in series)
Batterie holders
Wier (Black and Red)
Switch
Paint (pick a color you like but wight is the beast for photography)
Small pack of 1 inch screws
Tool list:
Drill
Drill bits
Jigsaw
Compas
Pen or pencil
Step 1: Cutting
First you need to daw a crucial,
Then Cut out the crucial using a jigsaw,
After you have done this you then need to sand down the edges so they are nice and smooth.
Step 2:
Drill small hole in the center of the top plate for the motor.
Use the shaft on your motor to find the correct size drill bit.
Step 3:
Cut a slot out of the 3/4 inch MDF and attach it to your bace to hold the motor.
Step 4: Paint
Next you are going to want to pant all the parts that are MDF.
Step 5: Wiring
Un fournatly the motor I had was broken and I was not able to finish the wiring. I was planning on using AA battery's wiered in series to make 12v for the motor, it was going to be switch so that I could easily turn it on and off.