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.

Quiet and well-built. Spins easily and the size and functionality was great for the needs.

Was building a rotating peg board shelf 4ft tall by 2 ft wide on all 4 sides and this hardware spun that shelf with absolutely no issues.

This is a solid product. It was very easy to directly mount it to the bottom of a wooden base I was using. However, it turns fairly stiffly. After adding a few drops of machine oil around the bearings, it’s spun a little more smoothly, it is still a little stiff. Decided to keep it though.

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.

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.

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. :)

In my opinion, the main problem is lack of free movement in rotation. I need a product that will keep in rotation movement after letting go. Just simply lacks free movement. That being said, it will definitely be adequate in a cheep lazy Susan since they don't need to rotate like a merry go round. Unfortunately I will have to return this product. 😕