SVreX wrote: BTW- my "slide plates" are a poor man's version... (2) 12" square pieces of commercial vinyl floor tile well slathered in-between with axle grease. They work every bit as well as expensive roller bearing style lazy susans.
I bet they also don't shoot ball bearings all over the shop if you do something silly like pick one up before the top plate is locked or something.
In reply to rcutclif:
Right.
I was really shocked at how well they work!
SVreX wrote: BTW- my "slide plates" are a poor man's version... (2) 12" square pieces of commercial vinyl floor tile well slathered in-between with axle grease. They work every bit as well as expensive roller bearing style lazy susans.
+1 before I got the hub stands I used a couple pieces of vinyl siding with a grease sandwich and it works great.
I have Intercomps, and the only thing I don't like about them is the cables are like trying to get Christmas tree lights back in the box.
I use thin cutting boards (.030) no grease needed for turning plates. Around $4 at any kitchen store.
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