How to Build a Flawless Hexagon Lazy Susan (Walnut & Cherry)

This hexagon pinwheel lazy susan is the first product I'm selling in my shop. In this video I walk through the full build and share tips along the way if you want to make one yourself. Shop the lazy susans here: https://firesidetimberco.etsy.com Here's an affiliate link for the hardware bearing if you want to build your own! https://link.amazon/B04vf8zGk I built the two-tone walnut and cherry version on camera, and at the end I bring out the all-walnut version too. Let me know in the comments which one you'd pick. This was equal parts "make a product" and "figure out how to actually sell it." If you're thinking about turning your own woodworking into a small business, stick around because I'm documenting that whole journey on this channel, the wins and the headaches both. In the build I cover cutting the trapezoid segments, the glue-up, flattening and sanding, shaping the hexagon, finishing with wipe-on poly, and installing the lazy susan bearing so it spins smooth. CHAPTERS: 0:00 Intro 0:20 Ripping strips 1:26 Cutting the trapezoids 5:08 Arrangement and Glue-up 7:58 Sanding and Edge Detail 11:13 Finishing (wipe-on poly) 12:24 Installing the bearing 14:10 Final reveal and wrap up 15:41 Special Guest TOOLS & MATERIALS: Walnut & cherry hardwood Wipe-on polyurethane Lazy susan bearing Table saw, miter saw, sander, router ABOUT FIRESIDE TIMBER CO. I'm a garage woodworker in Charlotte, NC making handmade pieces for the home. Subscribe for more builds and the behind-the-scenes of growing a small woodworking business. Follow on Instagram @firesidetimberco for more content between videos! #woodworking #lazysusan #woodworkingprojects #handmade #etsy