that would be great but first i need to learn how to build a crank arm.Scary, I see you are also in PA.I'm certain I've got a few plug-in rotisserre motors laying around in my garage attic. They provide a decent amount of power and are relatively easy to work with. As Otaku stated earlier, the motor just spins in one direction, so you'll need to construct a simple crank arm to get the up/down motion you are looking for. If you think one of these will work for your application, just let me know and I'll gladly mail one off to you.
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hey wait guys before we all jump to conclusion the motor im looking for is the one that operates this skull (see above) Thats it. im sorry i got a little carried away with the flying crank ghost but a motor that turns is not what im looking for.There's always the HeadDroppers that you can usually get for about $20 bucks at Michaels Arts & Crafts around Halloween.
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