Lazy Susan Iron Rack

Ruthton, MN, farmer Richard Imhof built his Lazy Susan Iron Rack to store iron scraps up to 10 feet long. It consists of a round, rotating base divided into four vertical sections in which to stand the iron. The scraps can be organized and accessed from one location by simply rotating the rack. The Lazy Susan concept would also work for storing other types of hardware, such as nails, nuts, and bolts.

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Impairment Category: Lower extremity, Visual