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Como instalar una base giratoria / How to install a Lazy Susan

Samuel González
in Composites
0 0 Beginner
Una base metálica giratoria, también conocida como Lazy Susan, es un mecanismo que permite acoplar dos superficies planas, para tener un movimiento rotatorio de una con respecto a la otra, podemos ver ejemplos de su uso en sillas, mesas o bases para decoración de pasteles. Existen de diferentes tamaños y formas, aunque normalmente la forma de elegirlas se basa en el peso que pueden soportar. En este tutorial se mostrará el procedimiento para instalarla. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ A metallic rotary base, commonly known as Lazy Susan, is a mechanism that allow us match two surfaces to get a rotational movement between these two surfaces, we can see examples of this in chairs, tables, or bases for cake decoration. There are different sizes and shapes, but the correct way to choose is based on how much weight can handle. In this tutorial is going to be shown the process to install it.
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