Customer Reviews

Lazy Susan Bearings, 3", 5/16" Thick, 200-lb. Capacity

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Very well Made for the price. I made 11 small rotating desk caddies for Christmas presents using this product. If I could insert a picture I would show my project.

I have not yet used the product. However, I have used a bigger one and it is working very well so I have no doubt that this will too. I do regret not ordering the bigger size but I will do so next time.

I am a sewing crafty person I used these bearings to make Thread holders for my embroidery thread and am in the process of buying more. They are great for lots of other uses. Thanks Amazon.com

I bought both a 3 inch and 4 inch lazy susans. Both are absolutely amazing, very sturdy construction, very little lateral play. Smooth operation and its unreal that they will support 200 and 300 pound capacities respectively. Just amazing.

I bought this to use on my boat. I wanted a swivel base for my fish finder to I could turn it around when I am fishing from the front of my boat. It works like a charm.

The lazy Susan Bearing - 3" version is well enough made for indoor home use. However, the metal plates are kinda thin for any use other than, well, a Lazy Susan. I tried to use it as a bearing for a cart, and the thin metal bent right up. Those holes are tiny, and its just about impossible to drill any more. So, the bearing is OK for light use, but no good for much more.

I bought this because my renters tore the old one out of my rental house. The Lazy Susan worked, but I couldn't figure out how to put it in and figured a new one would have directions.

If you attach it to a board, then the board covers up the holes so you can't attach in the other direction.

It didn't, and the contractor didn't know either. The guy at Lowe's said I had to have the entire cabinet remade.

Now I know. You have to attach it to a long board, the width of the bearings. Then you can drive two alternating screws into the base, rotate it 90 degrees, and drive in the the last two screws.

Now you need to attach the long board to the to upper board.

Anyway, it is very, very well made and sturdy once you get it in. Despite my renters totally trashing my house and this being in their line of fire, they were unable to actually break it, they just ripped it out of the cabinet. That says a lot.