I’d been trying to decide what to do with the Proofgrade acrylic that I’d picked up, and the Lazy Susan idea kind of spawned another one, based on how well the bearing mechanism worked. (Very smoothly…I was impressed.)
So I got busy and came up with this…it can be made on a Basic the way it’s shown now. Once I have access to a Pro model, I can expand the size and give it a lip to actually spin a marble in it. (Currently this center portion of the wheel shown spans the printable area of the bed, so I just gave it a little pointer. Video at the bottom.)
I don’t know if schools and other offices do a Casino Night to fundraise for projects, or just for fun at family reunions, but this would be a lot cheaper to make than buying a real one. (You could probably make it for the cost of a rental.)
(I got kind of keyed up over this one and skipped sleep for a night or two. It feels really solid.)
So would something like this be of interest to anybody else? It’s bigger than my usual designs, and would cost more to make from a materials standpoint, so I don’t know if folks would want to tackle it. I can easily do a cheaper one with the numbers just engraved on a piece of ply instead.
Wow! Wow! Wow! What a cool concept! I have no use for one but it looks like so much fun! Did you make the lazy Susan your self, or is this placed on a store bought one?
Holy buckets this looks super professional and legit! I like it.
In answer to your feedback, I currently don’t see the need for me to make one; however, I’m sure I will in the future …and I would want it to look like this if I did make it!