Rotating Bookmark Display with improved stand

I had printed the original because I needed a bookmark display that held more bookmarks than my current one. It did take a while to print - not gonna lie. Once it was completed, the stand itself worked well, however the rotational aspect was lacking. It was weak and wouldn't support the weight, and wouldn't turn. I designed one that covered the whole bottom and used strictly 3d-printed parts, but when it rotated, it sounds like nails on a chalkboard so that had to be changed. I went back to the drawing board and redesigned it to use some of the 608 bearings I had lying around. Success! It was very quiet, turned like it needed to, but also used a lot of filament. A third design removes some of the unnecessary spots within the stand and cuts down on filament and print time. I used a 0.28mm layer height for the whole stand, and in infill of 15% on gyroid, mainly for the stand so it can support the weight. The bottom part was also redesigned to not be so tall. (I say that loosely b