How to Make Your Own Cup Turner Cheaply

In this video, I show you how to make a cup turner from start to finish. Be warned, it is a long (over 40 minutes long), but I wanted to include the entire process, including my errors:) Here is what I used to make one turner, which cost me less than $20 since I already had the wood on hand. Required for One Tumbler/Cup Turner Per My Build 1 x 6 x 22 - Piece of Wood 1 x 6 x 6 - 2 Pieces of Wood 6 Wood Screws (I used 1 ½ inch wood screws) Motor and Coupling Kit (I purchased mine from Amazon) 2 Small Screws to Mount the Motor to the Wood 4 Millimeter Screw (I used 5/16 inch) Lamp Cord Kit (I purchased mine from Home Depot) Small Wire Nuts (2) 7 inch piece of ½ inch PVC Pipe 3 ¾ inch piece of ½ inch PVC Pipe PVC Cap for ½ inch PVC Pipe Male Adapter for ½ inch PVC Pipe Female Adapter for ½ inch PVC Pipe PVC Glue Foam Football (I purchased it from the Dollar Tree Store) Tools I Used Miter Saw (or ask the store to cut your wood pieces) Drill Press (a hand drill would work in place of this) Hand Drill Drill Bits (5/8, 7/8, 1/8, 5/32 inch bits) (I also used a torx bit for my wood screws) Wire Strippers/Cutters Speed Square Screw Driver Hack Saw Tape Measure Safety Glasses Pencil