Enhanced Performance of Medium Duty Aluminum Turntable with Single Row Bearings Review

Seemed to be solid quality construction but the 'medium duty' version was not suited for use on a granite countertop. The supported platform slid across the stone surface instead of rotating. If this thing had a 100 pound load it might turn in place, but definitely not for the much smaller loads you might have on a dining table. In other words, when you start spinning this thing, it won't keep spinning after you let go and "rolled out" 1/4 turn - it stops immediately due to the large amount of…

Smooth rotation - instead of a ring on top of another ring with a ball bearing in between, this Lazy Susan is based on an inner and an outer ring, both of equal thickness. So in order not to interfere with each other, the rings have six plastic knobs in opposite directions to keep what you want to rotate off the base, table or whatever you want to put on it. I don't see how easy it is to connect (screw) one of the rings to the base or object you want to rotate. Three white buttons would need to

My wife has been asking me for a while to help her find a spice rack that would give her more space in her closet. Searching the internet, we couldn't find one that was perfect for our corner cabinet. I started brainstorming and researching a ring for Lazy Susan with the idea of adding a steel ring to the outer rotating aluminum ring. This would allow me to mount the assembly to the bottom of the cabinet and by adding flat disc magnets to the spice tops I had a neat spice rack solution! to cut…