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

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!

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.

These are great! I had ordered some from another vendor on Amazon earlier in the month - those were same size, and slightly more expensive -- they were ok but after receiving these this week, I'm sorry I ever bought the other ones! These spin so incredibly smoothly and are perfect for making my 6-yarn spinner. Very happy with product.The only issue I have is with pricing. When I bought these from this vendor last week i paid $3.95 each. When I went to purchase more today (because they are great!), the price went up almost $2 a piece! I understand price changes but I'm disappointed to see such a big increase in just a couple days. Unfortunately I'm going to hold off buying more of them now and try to shop around - when you're buying 1, it's not a huge deal but buying 5+ that $2 adds up fast.

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.

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.

I didn't have high expectations, but thought I'd try it. As soon as I got it I realized it wouldn't suit my needs. There's only a few ball bearings used and it rattles and makes a lot of noise. I wanted to use it for a camera rig to give me panning, but as noisy as they are the audio on the camera would pick it up and ruin the footage.Probably okay for a very small lazy susan, which is what it's designed for, which is why I'm giving it 2 stars instead of 1.

This product is great. I made a swing arm tray for my clients to leave their phones and drinks on at my salon. No more leaning out of my hands while I am mid-cut or color application, to grab their phones. The rotary action lets my tuck the tray under the credenza while not in use.