Advanced Rotating Diameter Turntable by Master Airbrush Review

Anti-slip pads are fine, but I want the base to slip a few times when rotating. Even if you use it to spray any shape, the bearings are too small. They stick after a few uses. PERFECT as a hobby or demonstration tool, but if you plan on aerating anything don't worry.

"Smooth" goes too far in defining smooth. I had to take mine apart and remove some of the burrs on the plastic, as well as trim the rubber off the legs sticking out of the bottom before I could get a spin without judder. I definitely wouldn't call it "smooth". It's ok for the price, but don't expect smooth running.

I use this to spray paint my wargame miniatures when applying primer or primer. I'll probably be using it soon when airbrushing large models so I can quickly rotate them into different positions without touching the model. Very difficult. It spins beautifully. If you want to keep it clean I would suggest covering it with something first to keep splatters off the turntable. You can use a card, small board or plastic. If you need more surface area, just put the board on top and it will still…