Spinning Display Rack

I am in love with my new Spinning Display Rack!  I use it for displaying my Paparazzi Jewelry that I sell (I would love to have you on My Paparazzi Team - it's the funnest way to make a little money on the side!) but I'm sure you could use it for lots of other things as well, so I thought I'd post a quick tutorial.

The spinning rack cost about $17 to make, plus a few scraps we had at home.  This one on Amazon is smaller, and it costs $57 - yikes.

So - - you'll need a small piece of pegboard (2 ft by 4 ft) and a lazy susan mechanism (in the hardware section by the shelf slides, it's about $7)

You'll also need a square piece of scrap wood for the bottom and lid, and 1x2s or whatever for the skeleton inside.

Cut the pegboard into 4 pieces that are equal and fit the four sides of the square board.  Then use wood glue and screws to attach the boards to the bottom board.  Trevor attached 2 sides then put up the skeleton of a 1x2 in the corners to add more stability, then attached the other 2 sides to the base and corner boards:

 Then attach the lazy susan to the bottom - just screw into the 4 corner holes:

Paint it if you'd like.  Here's the view looking down into it:

 And the outside.  The lid just sits on top of those corner boards.  And there's a knob on the top so it lifts off.  I love that feature and store lots of headbands inside when transporting my display:

And here it is loaded and ready with the fun $1 Starlet Shimmer things - now the little girls can spin and browse to their hearts content - wahoo!!

 If you need a spinning display rack for any reason, give this a try!