How to Remove a Rusty, Welded Lazy Susan?

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Asked By RustyNailz42 On

I've been trying to clean the rust off my old Lazy Susan, but I hit a snag—it's rusted under the bottom and I can't access it properly. To make matters worse, I discovered it's welded onto the metal pole, which makes removal even more complicated. I'm feeling really defeated trying to get this thing off. Has anyone faced a similar issue? Any advice or tips would be greatly appreciated!

2 Answers

Answered By ToolTimeTina On

Yeah, if it's welded in there, your best bet could be cutting it out or using a crowbar to pry it off. Just be careful, you don't want to damage your cabinet while you're at it!

Answered By FixItFelix99 On

If it's truly welded, you might need to use a hacksaw to cut it off. Sometimes, these Lazy Susans have collars that you can loosen or unscrew, so check for those first. If it's in a corner cabinet, tools like a crowbar could also help to pry it loose. Good luck!

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