12-inch Spinning Prize Wheel - Heavy Duty Base with 14 Slots Color Tabletop Spinner - Spin The Roulette Wheel for Carnival, Trade Show, Win Fortune Spin Games

The media could not be loaded. I bought this for my 5yo grandson, who loves to play "Punchbox Toy Pals" with his Godzilla figures (like he's seen on YouTube). I made a Punchbox out of a cardboard box, but failed in my attempts to make a handmade "Spin The Wheeel". I took a chance on this one, though it cost more than I probably should've spenmt on this crazy little project for my grandson! Glad I did ~ it's sturdy enought to withstand use by an energetic 5yo, so it will last well through his Punchbox phase, and probably be used for more fun & games to come! He wants to play Punchbox for HOURS now, and he's so happy with the wheel.

It has only been used onece but operated fine.

Peg to show prize fell off on first spin but was able to reattach. Doesn’t spin well. By third spin the entire wheel fell apart. I do notRecommend this as much as I wanted it to work

Not too big, not too small, just the right size for a tabletop game wheel. I was a bit taken aback by the amount of hardware included (some assembly required), until I realized most of it was the pegs around the outside of the wheel, which are metal, not wood, a big plus. All the nuts and washers were on the bolts they were meant for, so it was all very easy to put together. The wheel itself is comprised of several layers, so you could print/design your own graphic for the wheel and change it out fairly easily. The plastic top layer has protective film on both sides that were a little disagreeable to remove, but I got them off, and the dry erase marks well on it, and erases well after a few hours.The only trouble I had with it was the peg, which was knocked across the room after about 5 spins! After some trial and error, I figured out to flip the wood peg inside around, and twist the red rubber sleeve until it screwed up onto the spring just a bit. That seems to holding it place nicely.So far it has helped us choose a movie for movie night, and dinner. And it's got that clickety clack sound that my kids love!

It started falling apart after like 10-15 spins. Was ok to assemble but kept having to put the red pointer back on since that wasn't attached to anything to stay on.

You could make one spin off easier with a nail and hole. This thing barely will make one spin if you spin if very hard and you have the screw very loose that holds it. Was very disappointed

I used this for a job event and everyone loved it. The bottom screw did loosen while in use but maybe I just need to go back and get someone to get it super time. It worked well. Very easy to remove the marker.

Very simple to put together, be sure to tighten the end rods after each spin. We superglued ours so they would not continue to fall off after multiple spins, still a fantastic product though!