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Anonymouswrote:
I can't find anything to solve my problem because I obviously don't know how to explain my problem. I want the be able to spin by hand a heavy 24" round turntable on top of my workbench using centrifugal force. Like the wheel on a car but horizontal. I was going to make it out of 4 inches of MDF but I can't find a bearing or swivel or anything that will allow this top spin horizontally. Lazy susans are strong and stable but don't allow a friction free spin. I'm sure what I need is out there but I have no idea what it is, or what it's called. There are all sorts of bearing to spin stuff vertically, isn't there one I can attach to this table that doesn't cost hundreds of dollars. One of these in your desired rating and a little modification and there you go. ![]() |
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