I just started this new larger measurement turntable. I have a small one that I built several years ago, but this one will be able to accommodate an 18" deep speaker or stand without it hanging off the back. Just the beginning right now.
Actually I had considered making some concrete enclosures, but every time I move the 200 pounders that I have right now, makes me place the concrete jobbies permanently on the back burner.
@ugly_woofer said:
Actually I had considered making some concrete enclosures, but every time I move the 200 pounders that I have right now, makes me place the concrete jobbies permanently on the back burner.
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Gave it a coat of shellac to seal it before I paint under the protractor, white for better visibility.

I mounted a set of casters in the rear under the aluminum to help support large and or heavy speakers.
This is the adapter I made for wider or deeper speakers.

What type of bearing are you using for the pivot?
Bill, it's a 9" lazy susan bearing made by Triangle #18531. I bought it from Rockler and it's rated for #750.
I want to see that 750lbs speaker!
Actually I had considered making some concrete enclosures, but every time I move the 200 pounders that I have right now, makes me place the concrete jobbies permanently on the back burner.
Hempcrete would be much lighter. Just sayin'.
http://www.americanlimetechnology.com/what-is-hempcrete/
I recently visited a small building made with aircrete. The blocks were incredible! They weighed about 6 LBS versus a pure concret block would have weighed 50 LBS. Try aircrete!
https://domegaia.com/blogs/aircrete-dome-mastery/aircrete-101-the-ultimate-guide