TamBee 10 Inch Lazy Susan Bearing Base - 150lb Capacity Aluminum Heavy Duty Lazy Susan Turntable Mechanism Kit for Smooth Rotation, Universal Hardware for DIY Furniture, Table (Base Only)

I built a 30 inch lazy-susan and this was a perfect fit for my situation. My client was very happy with the build quality and functionality. I will be buying more from this vendor. More than others in the same category, but I feel it is worth the money.

Bought the 20" commercial unit and installed it onto 28" turn table. The bearings were tight when spun so I sprayed some wd40 lightly onto the bearings while slowly turning it and sure enough the WD 40 improved the free spin significantly. I think that the grease used on the bearing is too thick and is used to help quit down the noise because the noise increased after spraying the bearings. However, the lazy susan table was not loaded with anything which I'm certain that loading the trays will help reduce the noise level. The table is also enclosed in a corner cabinet which while help as well. I would prefer to a loose tuning table than a stiff one so I am please with the modification I made. WD40 probably helped in that it is known to be a solvent type product so it probably reduced the viscosity or thickness of the factory grease when it was applied which seemed to be the issue when the turn table was initially rotated out of the box. I would buy this product again and recommend it for any turn table project. The turn table ring is also very well built with heavy-duty construction. Just make sure not to warp it when attaching it to a surface with screws. The ring would also work fine without screws because the silicon type feet grip surfaces well (as long as you free up the bearings as I did).

Very substantial. Works great. Have a 12 Iinch quartz block on top of it from sink cut out.

I used the 24 inch base for a 36 inch wooden Lazy Susan I made. It is really just a little smaller than 24 inches. I drilled holes through the silicone pads and attached it to the wood with screws. It is sturdy and operates smoothly. I just wish it was a little quieter. It's not super noisy, but I am picky. It was a gift for a friend and she loves it. I would by this brand again if I make another one.

This Tambee aluminum lazy-Susan base is heavy duty and spins smoothly once the weight of the tray top is sitting on it. There is no noise when spinning it. I am using it on a glass top outdoor circular table that has a glass top lazy-Susan tray. This base is a wider, thicker circle than the plastic one that I had before. It seems more supportive of the tray above it and has a cleaner look.

I purchased this (20" lazy susan) bearing to be used as part of a base for a mechanical assembly. My requirements were that it should turn smoothly and quietly in either direction with minimal noise and no binding. In my situation, the weight on the bearing will not exceed 50 lbs. When two metal surfaces interact there is some noise produced. The faster it spins the more noise. My application is only rotating up to 4rpms and I will be mounting the bearings with neoprene sandwiched between the mounting surface to quiet it down a bit. I think a bearing like this would have to be made of Nylon or Delrin to be quieter. It would also be stiff. There is another company here on Amazon that offers a similar bearing. The reviews were consistently mediocre so I took a chance on an unknown company. I am very pleased, and I will be purchasing two smaller bearings from them if they have the size I need. My bearing arrived without damage, but it could have been packaged better by Amazon. The box arrived dented but the bearing is fine. Keep in mind that a larger bearing like this is vulnerable to inertial damage. It may not be visible when it arrives. Also, these kind of bearings must be mounted to two very flat surfaces as they are flexible enough to warp and cause binding and excessive noise. I can't speak to the long term use yet, but I expect with proper care and maintenance this bearing should perform well.

Worked like a charm. I have a coat rack with all my purses and now it spins!

Paid the higher price because I wanted all metal. Machining quality is good, but does not run smooth even after oiling. There is an adjustment screw on the sides that appears to do nothing and no instructions for it. It may be an oil port. I think it was too much to pay. I am making batch of large lazy susans and was hoping to go with these, but now switching to a different brand.