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I’ve been using this small Lazy Susan for constructing small clay sculptures and painting them. It’s lightweight and easy to use and has helped me immensely.

This lazy Susan is small, but perfect. I bought it for a rainbow carousel container I have in my classroom. I used Gorilla Glue to attach it, so it wouldn’t get off center. I no longer have to worry when students move the carousel, because it’s now all one piece. The lazy Susan turns smoothly and when spun it spins for a long time. An added bonus is that it’s super quiet. It began making a scratchy noise the other day, but it was due to the unbalanced weight from the items in the carousel. I don’t think this lazy susan would be great for heavy items, but I may be wrong as I only have lightweight items such as school supplies (pens, markers, rulers, glue, etc.). As long as you keep the weight evenly distributed, it should hold up to whatever you are using it for.

I bought this to make a picture frame able to spin and it’s great. I had to measure it carefully to make it sit evenly, but after one failed attempt (which the item handled beautifully) I was able to make it work and it spins beautifully

These are small, handy little turntables. They are great for food photography, because they’re small enough that most plates will cover the entire turntable. These are a little bit flimsy, as you can expect. They do work; however, you will need to alter them to make them work the best for you. I highly suggest you put some sort of foam/rubber “feet” on both the top and the bottom to prevent them from sliding all over the place. Because they are so small, they are super easy to transport. I imagine these will be really handy at home too if you were using them for family style type of meal. I would still suggest you put the rubber feet on both the top and bottom though, because they will slide if you don’t!

I bought this to use when I'm arranging flowers and want to be sure material is evenly distributed. It's perfect for this purpose. Yes, I could just turn the vase, but it's much easier with the turntable.

Spins fast even with a lot of weight on it. Hope it lasts longer than I think it will. When you rotate it into position there is very little resistance so with a little bit of force off it goes again in the other direction. It is what it is as the wise man said.

I recently got a 3D printer and got two small filament spools along with a larger one. The small spools are far too small to fit in the holder I got. I tried looking for a printable solution but many of them would take a long time to print and/or required me to buy bearings. That's how I discovered this turntable, since it's cheaper than a pack of bearings. Just taping my spool to the turntable was adequate to start printing with it, and I could even make it a more permanent solution by just adding a shaft to the center.

This works amazing. I glued it to the Barton of a dollar store pencil organizer and it’s just perfect