Small rotable plate for kitchen

I needed a turntable low enough to fit under a wooden stand. I also had some 608zz ball bearings at home and couldn't find any with those dimensions. So I designed one. The plate has a diameter of 20 cm, ideal for small spaces, while it's only 2 cm high. This allows it to be placed inside kitchen cabinets and free up space for other items. The base has a 2mm lateral raised edge to protect the load from falling during rotation. I also designed four rods so you can rotate the turntable without having to stick your finger inside the base. You'll see four "guides" on the turntable for gluing the rods symmetrically, but you can print more or fewer or arrange them as you like. You can lubricate the friction parts while inserting a 22mm x 8mm (inner) x 7mm (h) bearing in the center. For ease and smooth rotation, I glued the bearing's walls to the base and the inside to the turntable plate. This way, there's no friction and the turntable spins smoothly.