Hardware 9549 12-Inch Lazy Susan, 1000-Lb Load Capacity

all good

Hice un mueble para peliculas rotatorio cuyo peso ronda los 80 kilos No tiene ningun problema en soportar esa carga y se desliza muy suave y facilmente casi sin ruido La calidad de los materiales se nota y hay muchos tutoriales en internet de como instalarlo asi que es muy sencillo Sin duda volveria a comprarlo para utilizarlo en mas proyectos

Does the job perfectly

Awesome 🐎🐎🐎🐎

Simple robust shallow well designed, excellent. Have ordered another to carry heavy sculpture so it can rotate :)

Used this to make a storage unit for hardware that spins. Hardware probably weighed between 150-200 pounds, My unit worked smooth right out of the package. I probably should have lubricated tbe ball bearings, but it worked fine without lube. Perhaps a little noisy, which probably could have been reduced with some grease, but didn't really matter for my application. I was concerned about the bad reviews that it didn't spin, or the ball bearings fell out. Looking at how it is constructed,, it is held together with a lip around the outside perimeter that is formed from the steel. I could easily see that being a problem if the lip is compressed too much, it wouldn't spin, or not enough the ball bearings would fall out. Mine was perfect though. I suspect that the people who had problems could adjust the lip a bit to solve their problem if they had some basic mechanics or metalworking skills. I would agree that things should work properly as supplied, But if you want to save money, sometimes you have to take a chance and be willing to put up with a little aggravation. But it looks like I was in the majority of people who didn't seem to have a problem!