The new TV has supports that are 36″ apart. The stand is 26″ wide. So the purchasing agent went to the home improvement store and bought a 6″ lazy Susan and a finished shelf. Then she put me to work.
![The lazy Susan is securely fastened to the stand.](http://secondaryrds.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/140825a.jpg)
The lazy Susan is securely fastened to the stand.
It’s not quite as easy as it looks, but not very difficult either.
![The completed project is "shelved."](http://secondaryrds.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/140825b.jpg)
The completed project is “shelved.”
Set to go. I finished our anniversary gift to each other on my birthday.
Clever! Necessity is the mother of invention, so they say.
Thanks! :tiphat:
A certain blogger bud, who is currently inactive, uses the line: “Invention is the necessity of motherhood.” I like that line too. :think:
My son’s birthday was yesterday. Do you share the same day? 🙂
In any case, happy birthday and the project turned out great. That’s smart thinkin’!
No, mine is 8/25. Thanks! :tiphat:
You guys are hi-tec! Nice job. Hmmm. How do you fasten the second whatever to the susan?
I was light on details, wasn’t I? Flat-head, self-tapping screws fasten into the small holes on the top plate of Susan. These hold the 12″ x 36″ shelf in place. I’m going to have to replace that soon with a piece of solid oak and not the “pressed corn cobs,” as some people call that material. :surrender:
Well done thou good and faithful…
:cloud9: :tiphat: