HLMOptimo Lazy Susan Bearing 8 inch Aluminum Turntable Ball Bearing, Heavy Duty Turner Bearing Silent Turntable Bearing Swivel Turntable Bearing 8/10/12/14 inch (8 inch)

Turned an inexpensive marble disc into a turntable for centerpieces. Spins flat and level, sound is not disturbing. Good quality.

I have purchased several of these. They worked perfect for lazy Susan projects I created for table center pieces. Great thing is you don't have to screw them into whatever you place on top of them. They come with a non-slip pads installed, so you just place the item on top and it rotates easily. Will continue to use these as I make more projects.

Fast shipping and well packaged. This rotates impressively smooth as silk without any stops in either direction. The best part is that it stays where you spin it to. It has a quality aluminum frame that spins without a making a sound. It does not move once in position. (unlike cheaper versions that move by themselves) and it does not free spin. If you rotate it fast, it will not spin far. It only really moves if you make it do so. Love this feature. Highly recommended seller and Lazy Susan. P.S. I have NOT been compensated for this review. It's just that great of a product. Thanks Just what I needed. :)

I got this cute little 2 tier shelf at 40% off fall decor from a well known Hobby store (yes that's the one). My husband couldn't understand why it would not turn. I told him because it wasn't designed that way. Well...I saw the light bulb go on in his head and fast forward a couple days later he turned my little 2 tier shelf into an even better shelf to put next to my coffee machine! The lazy susan is attached to the bottom with 4 screws that do not come through to the other side. It turns very smoothly each and every time. If you're looking for a lazy susan for any type of home project, this is the one. He had previously ordered one from another supplier on Amazon, but that one would not turn at all so it was returned. Do not hesitate to buy this one from HLMOptimo.

This hardware costs double what I was buying before, but well worth it. It turns much more smoothly than the cheaper ones I'd been buying for the lazy Susan's I make.

This is perfect if you’re like me and using it to make a lazy Susan that will hold a lot of weight. Specifically sewing machines for me. So we screwed a large round board from Lowe’s to it and it works perfect. But as other reviews have pointed out it is specifically for heavy applications, it won’t spin smoothly with just a light load. My machines range from 15-45lbs for reference. I do wish they included a template for attaching it for those who’s brains are too fried to get it centered perfectly lol. I eventually got it with my husbands help, we ended up eyeballing it and it was just fine.

Used my router to cut a recess and dropped this into the base of a small rack/cabinet. The rack looks like it's just barely floating and rotates nicely with the touch of a finger. While no one can really see it, it's definitely a step up from the cheap lazy susan hardware from a big box store. Thumbs up from me.

I made a 12” wood lazy Susan. While the product rotates smoothly , it doesn’t spin freely. It is much ‘too tight”.