Does the table spin on a pin or a ball bearing
1673578
A pin, it's also removable for easy transport or cleaning! It's a great stand!
1673579
Not ball bearings. You can pull the top up and it comes to a metal point. I LIGHTLY added a bit of 3in one oil, and it has been great. I love this turn table.
1673580
No Ball Bearings... Pin with pointed tip (not sharp) slides into base. I was surprised at how smooth it is without ball bearings. Love Mine!
1673581
It spins on a rather large type of pin. The operation of the table is very smooth when you're turning it. Hope this helps you out.
1322169
It acts just like an old wooden close pin. I've had mine for quite a while now. I use it just about every day. It's hit the floor a few times and seems quite durable.
819933
one uses ball bearings in the 'race' to allow the piece to rotate and the other uses a ceramic, cylindrical piece as the 'bearing'. Most feel the ceramic bearing is better. i.e., offers less frictional resistance to turning.
227644
no . works well . has a nylon ring between the upper and lower plates that are tightly assembled . if was ball bearing would swivel too easily
1821567
It's a mechanical mechanism - there is a physical ball that you spin with your finger.
615275
Changing table doesn't flip. It is stationed. You can remove it to use the playpin.
261069
It has a spring loaded ball bearing that drops onto a detent in the housing.
1450915
The 612 model uses a large type pin for rotation, the 613 model uses ball bearings for rotation. Both of these models are sold on Amazon. The 613 is slightly more expensive. Hopes this helps.
603074
They make it for both spinning and cast. If it is linked correctly this is a casting or baitcast. Look for cast or baitcast, something, versus spinning which is different..
1203125
I got a plastic dish with a base - and the lazy susan turned as it was supposed to. Not sure if that means bearings but it worked. The 2 pieces were assembled together I didn't have to do anything to make it work.
788145
It does not spin but I was able to purchase a lazy Susan on amazon that holds 1000 pounds and drilled it to the bottom of the bookshelf so that it spins.
1058610
Yes, like Tri said, it has one less ball bearing. It's pretty much the same otherwise. :)
1356420
It has two solid surfaces with ball bearings between them. It rotates very smoothly, yet the surface provides stability by staying in place as you swivel it.
1891215
Make sure the table mount (threaded end) is first pressed securely over the pivot ball then tighten the nut. Had same issue when I tried to use this if the threaded end was not pressed over the ball it will pull the nut off.
969418
The turntable begin spinning when you manually move the tone arm up from its rest and move it to the starting groove on the record disk. The tone arm does return to rest and the table stops spinning when the arm moves to the inside track of the record disk. I wouldn't call that "fully automatic."
871982
It has a spring-loaded pin that will lock one-quarter of 360 on each side. You can also pull the pin and turn it. It has a roll pin in it, and it will just free turn, whichever way you are pulling it from, it will turn that direction.
2139011
I ordered & received this table in early December. The legs are turned. I checked the latest photo of the table on Amazon before replying to your question. The legs in the picture are identical & they are spindle turned.