Does the bottom rotate?
907524
The bottom has a quarter inch female thread which goes on a tripod or a single bipod stick. There is no need for the bottom to rotate other then you could unscrew it left or right because when you undo the thumbscrew the whole top is on a revolving ball so you can set it to any angle you want. I use mine on the top of the bipod expanding walking stick to hold my GoPro camera or a fixed camera.
907525
YES, the bottom does rotate but only when the thumb screw is loosened. You can see the separation in the photo at the bottom. So, lower the base to screw in the 1/4-20 into the camera, then tighten the base up to the camera (this is the part above the ball joint in the photo), then with the thumb screw loosened you can rotate the camera by turning the ball head OR the socket with the 90 degree cut-out to position the 90 degree cut-out wherever you need it to be positioned. This means you do not have to loosen the threads on either the camera or the base attached to the tripod, also note the base of this is threaded with a 1/4-20 insert that can be remove to leave a 3/8-16 thread female hole. YES, the bottom does rotate but only when the thumb screw is loosened. You can see the separation in the photo at the bottom. So, lower the base to screw in the 1/4-20 into the camera, then tighten the base up to the camera (this is the part above the ball joint in the photo), then with the thumb screw loosened you can rotate the camera by turning the ball head OR the socket with the 90 degree cut-out to position the 90 degree cut-out wherever you need it to be positioned. This means you do not have to loosen the threads on either the camera or the base attached to the tripod, also note the... » Read More YES, the bottom does rotate but only when the thumb screw is loosened. You can see the separation in the photo at the bottom. So, lower the base to screw in the 1/4-20 into the camera, then tighten the base up to the camera (this is the part above the ball joint in the photo), then with the thumb screw loosened you can rotate the camera by turning the ball head OR the socket with the 90 degree cut-out to position the 90 degree cut-out wherever you need it to be positioned. This means you do not have to loosen the threads on either the camera or the base attached to the tripod, also note the base of this is threaded with a 1/4-20 insert that can be remove to leave a 3/8-16 thread female hole. « Show Less
2246018
Yes it does. It rotates 180 degrees from horizontal to horizontal and anywhere in between.
836205
it does rotate, I gave it as a gift so I had to ask. I don't have one myself. Hope it helps in time.
797397
It does rotate and it comes with an adapter. There is a switch that makes it rotate or keep it stationary.
1566655
It does rotate completely around, one of the reasons I bought it in the first place.
1973694
Yes, 180 degrees, top to bottom on one side. It locks into three different fixed positions at top, side or bottom.
205792
There are feet on the bottom. Its designed to be used one way. Never bothered flipping it over. Wouldn't see why it wouldn't technically function upside down though. Not sure why you'd need it to=)
98006
If you mean does it pivot left to right, yes it does. As far a rotating, I'm not sure what you are asking. It doesn't rotate to an inverted position if that is what you are asking.
1872266
Yes. It does rotate comfortably. we have no problems with water pressure. I quite like it.
2092115
Yes it does swivel around and it swivels up and down. It has a 1/4 inch screw for attachement to the base.
2008177
It rotates but you have to pull the little charger each time. My 3 year old has it figured out, i thought this might cause cosmic melt downs.. But hasn't. So it's good in my book.
1572248
Yes the bottom swivels but you could just use a lazy Susan if you just need the swivel
1197409
Yes most does. Haven't really turned it upside down or completely sideways.
1005301
Yes, it rotates around a bit. Maybe 150 degrees or so, My guess is it would depend on the installation a bit as to how much it rotates; how much lead wire there is, the gauge, that sort of stuff.
962007
YES, the bottom is flat & smooth, we have used it & find it wonderfully flexible in various uses.
788144
No. It has wheels on the bottom so as to move it easily. But it does not sit on a spinning table of any kind to actually spin.
1066965
NO. The bottom rotates because if it didn't it would be heated up too much in one place and warp. That is mentioned in the instructions, and they also say to allow the heating element to cool down for a minute before stopping the platter, or it could warp.