Most people recycle these plastic containers... he stacked 4 of them with some extras and now everyone wants one

This DIY project transforms commonly recycled plastic containers into a functional and stylish 7-item rotating supply caddy. Perfect for organizing small items in your home office, kitchen, or craft room, this caddy offers a clever and sustainable way to upcycle materials that might otherwise be discarded. By stacking and combining four plastic containers with a few additional components, you can create a versatile storage solution that spins for easy access.

Place the rotating supply caddy on a desk or countertop where its colorful and practical design can be appreciated. Coordinate its colors with surrounding decor for a cohesive look, such as matching it with vibrant office supplies or kitchen accents. Opt for a minimalist setting to allow the caddy's functionality to shine, or integrate it into a more eclectic style for a playful touch.

4 identical plastic containers with lids (each approximately 6 inches in diameter and 3 inches tall)

Begin by cleaning and drying the plastic containers thoroughly to ensure they are free from any residue.

Use the sandpaper to lightly scuff the exterior surfaces of the containers and lids to help the paint adhere better.

Spray paint the containers and lids in your chosen color, applying thin, even coats. Allow each coat to dry completely before applying the next.

Once the paint is dry, use the craft knife or scissors to carefully remove the tops of each lid, creating open rims that will help stabilize the stacked containers.

Stack the four containers on top of each other, aligning them carefully. Apply adhesive between each container to secure them in place.

Attach the bottom of the stack to the lazy Susan turntable mechanism using a generous amount of adhesive. Ensure it is centered and allow it to dry completely.

Test the rotation of the caddy and make any necessary adjustments to ensure smooth spinning.

For a personalized touch, consider using containers of different colors to create a rainbow effect, or decorate the exterior with vinyl stickers or decals for added flair. You could also use larger containers for more storage space, or incorporate a second lazy Susan mechanism to create a two-tiered system. These variations maintain the core structure of the rotating caddy while offering additional customization options.