VIDEO: https://youtu.be/fTJSfBQC-WI This a project I actually completed for Halloween 2017, but have been lax in finding the time to take some decent pics and shoot a video of it in action. I always loved the Grave-Digging Skeleton, but always wondered if I could re-engineer it in a new way...

I need help from all you electronics gurus out there. Here's my problem: I want to build a spider prop, based on this spider The abdomen of the prop will be about 6 to 8 inches in diameter. The front and rear legs will be about 12 to 16 inches long, and the side legs will be proportionately...

SOLD! Dayton 2Z806C Gear Motor (6 RPM) Hi all, I have an original Dayton 6 RPM gear motor up for grabs. This was the original go to motor for building Flying Crank Ghosts before they stopped making it. It is 115 volt AC and has a plug in power cord. This motor has seen very little use and is in...

2 bar lift, 60 rpm 12 volt motor

I have a question about the frightprops Wiper motor!! I noticed on their site that you can run the motor with a 5 volt power supply for a lower RPM. Is this bad for the motor, shorten the life or cause overheating? Thanks HH

I have 4 small gear motor assemblies available. $18 each plus shipping. 1) 110 volt AC 6 RPM gear motor with machined mount, die cast hub for attaching motor to a prop. 2) 110 volt AC 6 RPM gear motors with machined mount and a 1/2" PVC neck attached. Could be used for making a head rotate...

DOWNLOAD LINK HERE: https://app.box.com/s/j1xss3a3ri9nkhdo7d4pqstcvjoansid MORE INFO FROM SCAR STUFF HERE: http://scarstuff.blogspot.com/2006/06/lionel-barrymore-halloween-musical.html

Tried and failed for the last 2 years with an Axworthy. I have a great washing machine motor. it turns at 1650 rpm, so that's way too fast for a direct drive. Any advice or know how? Thanks!!!

I am selling items that I have bought over the years and never used. Some of the items I bought used, some new but I just never got to use them. ALL of the items HAVE been tested and DO work. Below are pics of what I am selling along with the price. ALL priced DO NOT include shipping...

I have a small 6 RPM 120v AC synchronous gear motor...and I have no clue how to get power to it...do I just attach the wires to a standard outlet jack? Please see photo...it has these plugs attached to the wires that remind me of my old RC cars. The wiring diagram lists the power source being...