Moby Susan - Lazy Susan with four nylon legs
a technology of lazy susan and nylon legs, which is applied in the direction of revolving cabinets, furniture parts, electric/magnetic/electromagnetic heating, etc., can solve the problem that the design of lazy susan apparently did not anticipate the use of large objects
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[0020]A conventional turntable, also known as Lazy Susan, consists of two round plates which are connected together, but are otherwise free to rotate relative to each other. The bottom plate usually stays stationary on the supporting surface on which it is placed, thus allowing the upper plate to rotate freely relative to the supporting surface. For convenience, commercially available Lazy Susan is generally fabricated to allow plates of various sizes and shapes to be attached to either of its upper or lower plates.
[0021]Moby Susan is composed of three basic components: A conventional turntable commonly referred to as Lazy Susan, four small nylon legs attached in a symmetrical pattern to the bottom plate of the turntable (FIG. 1), and a rectangular plate of appropriate dimensions attached, with screws, to the upper plate of the Lazy Susan (FIG. 2). One concludes, and correctly so, from these descriptions that the only difference between Moby Susan and Lazy Susan lies in the addition...
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