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I'm hoping Otaku sees this... 
I've got a lovely adult sized rocker that is over 40 years old, not antique, but enough age on it to sort of look like one.
I want to have it rock gently, scaring the crap out of any TOTs or party guests that happen to notice it. I want to have the actual chair empty and covered with dust cobwebs.
The cobwebs and aging I can handle, the motor setup I need help with.
I saw Otaku's rocking chair - creepy little girl skelly (awesome!), but I'm not quite sure how the motor attaches to the linkages to the chair.... the video I found cuts out right as he moves to the motor area.
I don't want to do the scary-terry version where he uses a lawn chair, I want to hook a motor to my rocker. It's not a big deal to drill a few holes or anything on this either.
So Otaku or anyone that has a simple way to do this (and extra credit is given for any way to do this with the motor/mounting out of sight so it's really not obvious)
Thanks!
I've got a lovely adult sized rocker that is over 40 years old, not antique, but enough age on it to sort of look like one.
I want to have it rock gently, scaring the crap out of any TOTs or party guests that happen to notice it. I want to have the actual chair empty and covered with dust cobwebs.
The cobwebs and aging I can handle, the motor setup I need help with.
I saw Otaku's rocking chair - creepy little girl skelly (awesome!), but I'm not quite sure how the motor attaches to the linkages to the chair.... the video I found cuts out right as he moves to the motor area.
I don't want to do the scary-terry version where he uses a lawn chair, I want to hook a motor to my rocker. It's not a big deal to drill a few holes or anything on this either.
So Otaku or anyone that has a simple way to do this (and extra credit is given for any way to do this with the motor/mounting out of sight so it's really not obvious)
Thanks!