One Square 3" Inch Lazy Susan Turntable Bearing - 5/16" Thick & 200 LB Capacity

Spins good made a lazy suzan

I have my Echo Show 5 on top of a pillar candle holder and normally I have it facing me while I am working from home. But it's near our bed so my annoying husband turns it every morning to face him. And then I turn it back, and so on and so on. This 3 inch lazy susan fits perfectly in the candle holder (the one side was just a smidge too big but the other side fit perfectly so both sides are not sized the same). It works great but since the Echo Show isn't heavy, I can't really attest to how well this would hold up under more weight. The only downfall - and this is completely on me - is since the Echo Show is wired, it doesn't turn as effortlessly as it would if there wasn't a wire holding it back if you know what I mean. But other than that, I'm very happy with it.

I'm not using this for its design purpose, but they are working fine. They are outside in the weather, holding 15 lbs vertically and doing great. I greased them well as a rust prevention measure. Motion is smooth, no sign of deterioration after a couple years in the Florida sun and rain.

Works great, used Small wood nails to attach to the base. Used “hard as nails” glue to attach one side, Turns perfectly, works as expected.

Wobbles a lot, ans also makes more noise than expected, but not so expensive that's why 3 stars

Had a broken cabinet turn table replaced with this wife seems very happy smooth and well built

Good solid turntable. Can be tricky to mount wood to it but is great for painting rocks. Spins real easy so I added heavy grease to the bearings. That helped.

The bearings in this hardware seem to be too loose. They didn't fall out but they don't hold the lazy susan level while spinning.

Works exactly as it should, spins without issue or drag. I used it to make a game wheel with foam board, and it's spin was excellent.

Worked well for a school project one of my students was making.

The actual turning works well but it is quite loud when it turns. If you pick it up all the balls in the bearing clatter together.