Has anyone used lazy susan device for their sharpening station
There are lazy susan's that have a lock every 90 degrees, but I can't find any in the UK
Quote from: Segovia123 on May 17, 2023, 10:33:45 AMHas anyone used lazy susan device for their sharpening station
There are lazy susan's that have a lock every 90 degrees, but I can't find any in the UK
Have you seen this?
I think the Tormek RB-180 rotating base is a most useful, albeit not inexpensive, accessory. For those wanting to economize, I would recommend an inexpensive, small cafeteria tray. Just rotate the tray. The weight of the Tormek will keep it stable. Cafeteria trays also have lips to contain any spilled water. They are made of all plastic and cannot rust.
Ken
Quote from: cbwx34 on May 17, 2023, 02:37:45 PMQuote from: Segovia123 on May 17, 2023, 10:33:45 AMHas anyone used lazy susan device for their sharpening station
There are lazy susan's that have a lock every 90 degrees, but I can't find any in the UK
Have you seen this?
yes, but he's in the US, and I am in the UK so didn't bother to ask where he got the turntable from
Quote from: Ken S on May 17, 2023, 03:30:20 PMI think the Tormek RB-180 rotating base is a most useful, albeit not inexpensive, accessory. For those wanting to economize, I would recommend an inexpensive, small cafeteria tray. Just rotate the tray. The weight of the Tormek will keep it stable. Cafeteria trays also have lips to contain any spilled water. They are made of all plastic and cannot rust.
Ken
Good idea