3PCS Synchronous Synchron Motor Turntable Motor Electric Synchron Motor For Cup Turner,cuptisserie,Tumbler Cup Rotator with 7mm Flexible Coupling 100-127VAC 50/60 Hz 4W 5-6RPM/MIN CCW/CW

Bought these for my tumbler Turner. They worked perfect. I was able to make 6 tumblers at one time and they were consistent and quiet compared to others

My boyfriend decided this year to make his own Halloween animatronic so we ordered these parts. They worked out very well. They will make a great addition to our Halloween decor.

The media could not be loaded. They work great small and powerful,easy to connect ! Haven’t used very long as attached to motion sensor so time will tell.Note: when they hit obstruction or too heavy they automatically reverse to opposite direction .

These worked great but one of the screws broke off in the actual motor and we can’t get it out. Therefore that one is not able to be used 🙁 Also the pvc kept coming loose from the part it connects to so we had to use lock tight to get it to stay. Other than that they are good.

The media could not be loaded. These are perfect for my DIY Xmas gift project. However, why do they change spin direction? I’m trying to use 2 on the same switch. I’m doing research for how to properly and safely wire these two on the same switch via the connector terminals, but these two can’t seem to be in sync with their spin direction. One in every like 5 tries they get in sync, but I need them to spin a particular direction (one clockwise, and the other counter-clockwise) each time I turn them on. I’m trying to have them both roll a basketball in a custom built display case. Any electrical engineers out there who can advise?

The media could not be loaded. Used these for an Oogie Boogie Lair for Halloween and they worked great! The almost 6ft wheel struggled at first, but that was mostly due to the wobbly mount I threw together. Made the mount more rigid and it spun for hours. Another motor was in the orange hand crank and the last one I rigged to make the dice move up and down in Oogie's hand (might be hard to see in the video).Before you buy, make sure you know what rpm motor you want/need. I used synapsefx.com to visualize the different rpms and it helped a lot for my applications.

The media could not be loaded. I bought these after watching YouTube videos on building cup turners since people were saying they could be made for around $25 each. This kit had everything I needed to connect the PVC supplies to, plus a cord with an on/off switch, which is great because I didn't like the idea of unplugging to turn them off. So far, so good. I had to leave them on overnight recently on my last few projects because the cold is slowing the epoxy drying time, and I have had no issues with my motors.

Everything you need in one order. Saved money and time. Works great and now I have a couple spare motors for my props, win, win!