Build a MASSIVE Rotating Shoe Rack | Store All Your Shoes In A Small Closet

[@luisgerena6649]

I might need about 2 of these for my wife’s shoes.

[@calivalley9056]

Luis F Gerena: Just two? Your a lucky man!

[@tedbonbrake1967]

Truth

[@baylonriota486]

Such a lucky guy.

[@theequalizer4justice879]

No kidding, I need about 5 LOL🙀🤗

[@jrdntheyid]

😂😂

[@winterjoel]

Just a quick note, in case you read these comments, Tyler. I really (REALLY!) appreciate that you show the finished item you're making at the beginning of the video. Giving me (the viewer) some *context* to understand all of the following construction steps is so important.... So--it's just a little, tiny thing--but I wanted to thank you for the consideration.

[@DIYTyler]

Thanks for the feedback! Always good to see that you guys enjoy the style, thanks for watching!

[@justmydeals]

jaydub I second that!

[@rebeccaschoolcraft9290]

I love this but I want to see something that turns in yours in closet while holding up clothes on hangers.

[@JusBidniss]

Nice project! For people who don't have a bandsaw, and want to avoid the flexing of a jigsaw blade, dressing up the inaccurate edge with a sander, etc., my favorite way to cut circles is on the table saw, and _not_ with a sled and nibbling away flat scraps. Install a pivot pin in the table top, lower the blade fully, put the wood with the pivot hole over the pin, and raising the blade by small amounts like 1/8" at a time so as to not over-stress the blade with excessive 'side scratching', cut a deeper and deeper circle as the blade is raised. This creates a cut with a straight side toward the circle, and a curved side toward the scrap.

[@ScrapwoodCity]

Beautiful piece and really interesting build! Thanks for sharing!

[@DIYTyler]

Thanks for watching man!

[@kosisha632]

@@DIYTyler ddgyhddgg̃di. A

[@CReevesMakes]

Nice job Tyler! That turned out awesome. I came home the other night and my daughter was watching this video because it popped up on the iPad. "Dad, look what DIYTyler just made! Make me one please!"

[@SagiFireSirena]

Who in the world is so miserable, that they took the time to give this incredible video a thumbs down?? I loved it!! Great job!!

[@kenl5217]

add a piece of glass to the front so it looks like a vending machine

[@pastorscottmarsh8627]

Made mine today! My wife works in fashion.... LOTS OF SHOES!!!!

[@whoDatBeDare]

Yeah ok, this vid rocks. Well done n many thanks for the super effort sharing the vid. Really pushing the extreme for the next project. Well done!

[@KyleMillerMakes]

49 slots for the girlfriends shoes and 1 slot for my boots haha, awesome job that looks good!

[@DIYTyler]

Sounds about right...lol!

[@LGFITNESS1]

OUTSTANDING “LAZY SHOESAN”!!!!! My husband just got this link in his text message... 😂

[@DIYTyler]

LOL....I see what you did there!

[@theequalizer4justice879]

Can I order about 5, maybe 7 LOL 😻

[@MrBubbajohnson1]

Nice job Tyler. You certainly have a lot of patience. A sign of a good woodworker. How do you like the new place? Farther drive to work?

[@DIYTyler]

New place is great. Went from an hour (60+ miles) drive to 30 mins (18 miles).....much better. Thanks for asking and for watching!

[@pimpinveccy]

Might be worth putting something at the back to stop shoes falling off and not being able to get them out

[@cosmontn123]

Best fidget spinner build I've seen.

[@DIYTyler]

hehehe

[@woodworkerroyer8497]

I thumbed this up SOLELY because you said to hammer it! I liked the video and the idea, but the tools reference got me!

[@DIYTyler]

Hammer time!! Thanks for watching!

[@craigmonteforte1478]

Nicely done Tyler, FYI another good inexpensive 360 degree mechanism is a boat seat swivel available at Walmart and online they have a pretty decent rating for weight but aren’t as low profiled as your lazy Susan bearings or as nice looking just a thought for you to keep in mind if you are on a budget friendly build in the future ? Your kids are getting big! I got a kick out of your son swinging the hammer in the back ground reminded me of my son years ago true story i had a day off a while ago and decided to take advantage of running new base molding while my kids were in school and I couldn’t find my hammer but i found my sons. Little kids one a neighbor stopped by out of curiosity. On why i was home and when she walked in and saw that hammer she could not stop laughing i thought it was funny as well as i was a professional Woodworker for 20 years and i was using a 5 year olds hammer that came in some little tool kit he got for Christmas ! Reality was i was using a nail gun and the hamme was only for setting a few nails if i needed to so it wasn’t that big of a deal i had left my hammer in a tool box at my shop but i was determined that I wasn’t going to buy some overpriced one at my local hardware store Just to set a few nails plus truth be told i love my old one that ive used for over many years that happens to be a old Sears Craftsman hickory wood handled trim hammer I’m pretty sure was manufactured by Plumb for Sears the balance and the handle is perfect IMO and as dumb as it may sound I’m pretty attached to it as it helped me put food on my table for a long time and keep a roof over our heads etc

[@TranTheClever]

Tnx for sharing your talent... Nice one👍👍👍 4:27

[@aarondcmedia9585]

Idea: slip ring to provide spinnable power with an LED to light up the shoes in in each compartment? Looks awesome. I recognise the celebratory laugh at 9:12 as well, a good feeling when a plan comes together. Keep up the great work, love your vids mate.

[@bkbroiler6609]

Aaron DC mediA He just needs a cigar in his mouth and it’d be complete! Lol!

[@sabrahardy]

Mr. Tyler is it possible to make this with less dense plywood like 3/8" 👍🏾 & have it partially cut out & pieces labeled so I would need only to screw in shelving buy the circular piece and do finishing? How would a senior with no really WOODWORKING tools other than a drill figure out the most cost effective way to get this done using less dense plywood so this would ultimately be lighter in weight????

[@susanburnette3972]

I want to make this, but I can't find out what a quarter tap means. Is it just drilling a 1/4" hole for a bolt? Just a gma trying to follow a video. THANKS!!

[@tainalady]

Great proyect , how ever i like somethin like that but for books. round revolving bookcase..any ideas .. thanks blessings

[@weston0614]

What a good idea! I need to make one that way my husband can have room for his stuff in our closet. 😬 Btw, I love when your kids make cameo appearances in your videos. They are so adorable. And they have their own wood working baby tools?! Awesome! “Wohohoho dad look at it!’ He’s so stinkin’ cute! Excellent job Tyler!

[@conniecostner9665]

Id have a field day in your shop. You have all your tools organized so well. I love tools.

[@JakeyBuddyisveryawesome]

Awesome job Tyler I miss wood working at school so I came across your channel and I have to say I love your videos and what type of jeans are those awesome jeans by the way I'm looking forward to order mine

[@XCreator]

very nice ..... sub done

[@flordelrio2915]

Thanks for the video, I have a question, if I want to make this for an open space, could I get ride off the lazy Susan on the top and the board on the top as well? If I do that the shoe rack is not going to dance? I can´t think on other word for this, sorry jeje

[@ganeshgupta103]

Really very interested...can I know which rotation ring used

[@cloverbabe7]

Sell these please 🤗 seriously i would buy it lol I don't wanna make it i wanna buy it

[@UBMurdaTV]

nice work how much did it cost for all the supplies used

[@אלעדנחמן-ז6כ]

אדיר!!!! כל הכבוד אתה מקצועי מאוד

[@mickeyp6639]

why not just drill a hole through your giant stack of plates. no unnecessary math.. you can do each off of the centered holes then

[@sabrahardy]

I own a drill, Mr. Tyler can I find someone to either make this for me?

[@jwnacnud]

What do you do when a pair of shoes falls down the back. Looks kind of trick to get out.

[@rachelbell9085]

Can you repost the plans. They aren't working.

[@nguyensapham1367]

hi Tyler, what's the size of the bearing you used? if I want to build a bigger diameter, do I need to buy a bigger bearing? Thanks,

[@DIYTyler]

Would be good to have a bigger bearing but as long as it's balance I don't think it's totally necessary.

[@maivaly-grimshaw6187]

Can I ask how much this cost to build? Thank you!

[@jhongmanila738]

How much material did you spend?

[@AbiodunOluwafemi-n6w]

Please how can I get the rotating bearing

[@AbiodunOluwafemi-n6w]

Please how can I get the rotating bearing

[@AbiodunOluwafemi-n6w]

Please how can I get the rotating bearing

[@IAmReneeWoods]

Hi! I'm trying to see what size shoes you have in the shoe rack? I'm going to have someone build me one but I'm a size 9 1/2

[@DIYTyler]

We have anywhere from kids shoes to 10 1/2 on there.

[@ealmazan254]

Where can I buy the rotating plate ?

[@Josy8289]

How much handmade average cost?

[@TranTheClever]

Is there any concern that the hanging side is just being held by the shear strength of the screws (and glue, I guess)? I'm probably just paranoid. :) 1:32

[@thenatedog]

my daughter would probably spin it so fast shoes would get stuck in the back lol. Let us know how that goes :)

[@DIYTyler]

Is pretty hard to get it going that fast...and if shoes do fall off you can reach through the openings and grab them.

[@JustinCrediblename]

for onlookers: hardware starts at 7:08. it is not custom. it is pre-made. purchased on amazon. will not handle multi-tonnage

[@usatravler1]

Any chance of a shoe dropping into the corner from centrifugal force of the spin?

[@DIYTyler]

Yes but would have to spin rather fast...if so you can reach through the opening and pick up the shoe.

[@jagboy69]

Neat rack, but it wastes lots of space with all those dividers... The quest continues to keep the wife smiling!

[@otnielo.t.manary273]

SUPER Nice Man! - I really appreciate guys like you that take times to show in details a project like this one. Definitely on my DIY list in a very near future. Again, THANK YOU Sir!!! By the way, I love to see your "Lil Helper" swimming by at 4'28" to see Daddy... 😍😍😍

[@soup2634]

That is very cool :)

[@BruceAUlrich]

That thing came out great, Tyler! I agree with you, it would be nice to have a larger diameter, but the extra cost in plywood might not be worth it since you couldn't get the side by side out of one sheet. Great video!

[@DIYTyler]

And in our case we couldn't fit it! The plans have the option for a 26" setup and you definitely need a third sheet of 3/4" plywood.

[@David_Powell]

I hope you never have anything fall off a shelf and get stuck at the back. Do you think that will be a problem?

[@DIYTyler]

A few have, usually because the kids didn't put them all the way in....just reach through the opening and grab them, no big deal.

[@David_Powell]

That's good, I was afraid something would fall all the way down, stop the thing turning, and not be reachable. Thanks for the reply!

[@DrunkenKnight71]

That's a really awesome project that I am definitely going to build for myself, thanks for sharing!

[@tanyaroyredcar]

maybe make it out of 23.5 inch squares rather than circles? that would provide more surface for bigger shoes. could still split into 4, 6 or even 8's for toddler shoes. cut down on the cutting and sanding also. just saying

[@chaplainand1]

Thank you. I appreciated no music background. I really enjoyed this video: the project itself, your skills, the narrative about what you were doing, and the quality of the final product. The only thing I noted that surprised me was the circular saw cut - really ragged. I'm sure you took that into consideration when making the final product. Thank you again. I think something like this might make a quality project for a local flower shop looking for shelving options.

[@andrewbrown8148]

Tyler, excellent build~! Your creativity is truly inspiring~!! Keep'em coming~!!! : - )

[@Tang0Fox1]

Um just a question. Why were the "Lazy Susan" bearings attached last??

[@tonybp965]

Funny you did that. I'm making a purple one with LED lights for the girls. Nice job brother T.

[@justmydeals]

We made something similar for our front closet. The only problem we’re having is that now our front closet smells like shoes/feet. Any suggestions?

[@MattNZ1975]

Pity you didn't put the pocket holes on the far sides so they can't be seen once it's in the cupboard. Doesn't really matter once it's filled with shoes.

[@johnreynolds8229]

But, its round... If you turned it 180°, the holes would be in the front again, right?

[@DIYTyler]

Based on the position in the closet I do wish that I put them on the other side, you would not see them as easily but oh well! Thanks for watching guys.

[@1-12-32]

I really love this idea. Clutter sufficient 101. Lol..

[@johnfithian-franks8276]

Great, now all I have to do is make 6 of those and my girlfriend will have a place for all her shoes. I have 3 pairs, 1blac, 1 brown and my work shoes.

[@realleo199]

This is so awesome Tyler ,i appreciate your talent. I must say to that i will love to learn this hand work . I will appreciate if you can teach me more of this from scratch i learn fast i know. Thanks

[@samreennadeem963]

Very nice work ' can you make impossible revolving cabinet?

[@UsernameBarbF]

WOW! What a great job you've done! I hope the plans are still available because I want to give it a try. Actually, I don't need it as much for shoes as I do for jeans, sweaters, sweatshirt, sweatpants, etc. I live in Washington and those warm winter (or cool Fall) clothes fill a drawer so quickly and then I've got to dig through everything in the drawers to find the one thing I want. With your wonderful rotating rack, I could see everything at a glance!! Thanks for taking the time to create this video, I really appreciate your work!

[@indrashekar6843]

Y r u not replying ur son words. He is so cute. I'm a carpenter I'm from India I like ur work awesome

[@benchtopwoodworks]

Awesome.

[@IADHDD]

very good. The white color looks nice, but I would have chosen a darker color (like brown) since it will easily get dirty

[@rhondarobinson508]

Do you make these and sell them? Would you consider? I have like one miter saw and one circular saw and no drills. Lol

[@nayeli1790]

Hi, is it necessary that we use the 3/4 plywood for the circles or it’s ok to use the 1/4 plywood ?

[@photog1529]

Is there a preferred size/tooth count bandsaw blade that you use for cutting circles?

[@hansdegroot8549]

Nice build. Very practical. Thanks for sharing. I know this kind of rotating racks for office papers These are very expensive because they must be "heavy dutuy". So many shoes I do not have. Maybe it can be transformed for storing tools in it.

[@whoDatBeDare]

That's called a giggle spin!

[@michelepattico3953]

Very nice. How can I get the plan for building a similar one?

[@dmoss8928]

Do you really need the 2nd bearing for top? looks like it spins just fine with just one?

[@salmafirdouse4852]

That was a lovely project. I would like to know if we can do a shoe rack which could accommodate the long boots at the bottom and daily shoes in the rows above

[@josephspina7827]

clever idea . very nice

[@timafiggy]

if i had one of these , I would have only 5 pairs of shoes. 3 Dr. Martens , and 2 flip flops.

[@TinyNormous]

Brilliant design and one of the most useful I've seen. Awesome stuff

[@Letoantv]

Quá tuyệt vời 👍💯

[@craigvankervel9939]

What size is the bearing

[@jojittv9573]

Wow ferfec nice color

[@skyefilce6163]

can u do a construction video of a lazy susan dvd holder with individual slots for each dvd :) would be awsome to watch

[@1new-man]

Tyler you are amazing all over again! Lord Bless

[@DIYTyler]

Thanks for watching!!

[@jonkroeger4207]

Cool idea, my wife has a TON of shoes & this would be good for her closet. What is a rough estimated final cost to make this?

[@hormiguita231]

Can you please make me one?

[@jrgmty7685]

Nice project. Some of the shoe partitions could be two columns instead of a full square. It reduces the weight, it can give extra space for longer shoes and you can see the other side to find shoes easier.

[@hyperperfume]

انت رائع واصل ابداعك *****

[@TranTheClever]

Turned out amazing Rach! I wish I had somewhere for one of my own 😍 Also I feel you with the Cali sass - Belle has got some serious attitude today! 🐶🙄 4:19

[@davidbloom7365]

What hole size did you use for the 1/4-20 threads?

[@NoSereDerrotada]

I should make myself one. I totally loved it. Hopefully you can make one for me. 😊😊 I love shoe racks since I'm a shoeaholic. I have more than my hobby. God bless you.

[@gbjones54]

Shouldn't have showed "the wife" this one. Nice build Tyler. Glad you are back. Hoping you and you family are coping as best as you can. ❤️🙏🏻

[@DIYTyler]

Ha! Now you are gonna have to make one! Thanks for watching Gary, we are doing quite well thanks.

[@amandadavis7396]

What is that awesome glue thinger bottle thing? I wanna get one...

[@sunnyrain5732]

Amazing 😉

[@bhboyle]

Great Idea Tyler. Well done!

[@jamessablan8834]

Instead of shoes can you do this with a clothes rack?

[@mikebarnstable7038]

Looks just like the one Lynn Lacey made a year ago.

[@YuraKvadrat132]

A great solution for storing shoes.

[@DreDre11157]

How much did this cost you overall?