6" Lazy Susan Turntable 500 LBS pounds Steel Ball Bearing Rotating Tray Strong Sturdy Table Cabinet Low Profile

Rotates smoothly. Didn't need screws. Used gorilla glue to mount it to the block. Don't need to oil it when you get it.

Easy application and worked smoothly.

Used to make a paint and sealant finishing turntable. Easily mounted to plywood. Smooth rotation. Fit and finish good.

I wanted an automated spinning platform for a very heavy houseplant. At first I used a normal Lazy-Susan, but it broke down due to the weight. So as you can see, this heavy-duty ball bearing turntable is PERFECT. I use a high-performance LEGO Technics motor, gear it down from a low-torque high-RPM to a higher-torque low-RPM, to turn rubber tires pressed against a large rubber band on the platform. Also, the attachment holes in the turntable fit perfectly with the size of the LEGOs used for the base. How nice!

No complaints. Works as intended for a good price.

I bought a pair of the 2.8" (nominally 3") parts. I am a microscopy hobbyist and am using one of these to make a rotating stage for mineral thin sections. I like the slight stiffness of rotation, and I am very impressed with how tight the assembly is: the two sides remain in a fixed plane throughout a rotation and remain well centered with no wobble.

I only used them for 36 inch tower fan which is not very heavy

Didn’t come with screws

Works well

This is an ideal purchase for my new line in lazy Susan that I have been making for friends.