Triangle 3" Inch Lazy Susan Bearings | 5/16" Thick | 200 lb Capacity

It turns very smoothly. It's smaller than I thought which is nice. One note...you can't screw in both sides! This should be obvious if you think about it, but I didn't. So I ended up screwing in one side (the top) and gluing the other (the base) using wood glue. So far it's held up very well! We use it daily. So I'd buy it again for sure.

The media could not be loaded. Great price, works great. You can only screw one side, so we got some bonding glue for the other side. It’s small but worked fine for my project using 17 inch rounds. It’s a tad wobbly when you first spin it then it levels out. I’m perfectly happy with my purchase, especially the price. I bought 3.

This piece of hardware works perfectly to make a usable Lazy Susan. I had quite a challenge to figure out how to install it. I called the manufacturer who could not give any kind of tutorial. So, I did a thorough search on-line to find a video. I could only find the instructions in Spanish, but the demonstrator was so good that I didn't need the language. I did have to enlist the help of my husband to finally get it installed correctly. I am proud that I made this charming table centerpiece.

I got these units to use with sailboat wind sock toys. Two sets of 2 boats each turn around in opposite directions in the wind. The original bearings wore out, and the boats would no longer rotate. With these new units, they go like a champ.

This spins well, but it is missing a bearing or 2. Noticeable noise of bearings continuing to move after plate rotation has stopped. Makes me worry about stability and length of life after use and always having that space that is not supported by bearings.

Ordered this one for a rotating jewelry box after seeing the great reviews. Seemed well built until it was installed. Now it is wobbly. What a disappointment!

Made a couple of displays for my craft business with these. Very easy to use, and they turn smoothly without any wobble. Perfect for small displays and other smaller projects. No problems with them at all.

I have made more than a dozen lazy susans and wouldn't consider using anything else. I tried some from Woodcraft and they were pricey as well as noisy. These are a great buy for the price and installation is pretty simple as long as you know the installation steps. If you don't, I suggest you find a mentor who will show you. It will save some frustration. I don't think I have adequate room or I would describe it here. Best of luck!