Yes, I figured it would probably work. Certainly makes life a lot easier! I'm just rather used to (over)relying on MLCad zooms to test for part clashes on oddly positioned parts, because it's usually pretty accurate for most parts.
In the (probably) unlikely event that anyone feels like fixing this ;-) here is an image of the part. I don't have a real part, but it appears that the corner of the upright section should pretty much meet the edge of the main body of the turntable. As you can see from the MLCad insert, there's an erroneous gap. If both the inner and outer tooth radius (of the exterior teeth) were fixed to remove this gap, the part would probably work correctly.
In the (probably) unlikely event that anyone feels like fixing this ;-) here is an image of the part. I don't have a real part, but it appears that the corner of the upright section should pretty much meet the edge of the main body of the turntable. As you can see from the MLCad insert, there's an erroneous gap. If both the inner and outer tooth radius (of the exterior teeth) were fixed to remove this gap, the part would probably work correctly.