Synchronous Synchron Motor,Turntable motor,cuptisserie motor,Cup turner motor,rotisserie motor,Electric motor with 7mm Flexible Coupling Connector Lamp Cord,50/60Hz AC100~127V 4W CCW/CW-2pcs(2.5-3rpm)

We are repairing our Halloween animatronics. After 8-10 years of use and storage, some of our favorites needed an update on motors, gears and other things. We were TOO excited when ordering as we should have LOOKED to see the RPM (rotations per minute). I think we’ll going with more RPM (5-6) per minute next time. And there will be a next time. Order came very quickly, which was much appreciated. They work GREAT.

Worked out great for scary Halloween rocking chair set up

The media could not be loaded. Got a set and they both get pretty hot above 100F maybe 126F. We tested both before installing them. One gave out a day after installing it on our Halloween props. Test them first. I do like that the turning part is not weak. Does take some strength to push it clockwise or change it counter clockwise

This product has worked on and on!!!! Great life in the motors, I will be ordering again to expand more projects!!!!

Bought these to make a cup turner. Works great for this application. The only thing is they get hot after awhile. Plan on purchasing again soon!

My initial review of these was poor as I thought they did not work. It turns out, the plug that I was using was to blame, not the motor. I built a small rotary platform to dry items that I am painting as a hobby. These both work great and for the money, are hard to beat. No, they don't come with a plug, but for under a $1.00, you can purchase one and install it yourself. These are quite powerful, I make wooden fishing lures and use these to turn and dry the epoxy coating and paint that I apply, they work great!UPDATE AS OF 01-06-2019: After about (1) month of use, not continuous, but intermittent, 1 of 2 of these motors has failed. The motor is still running, but it appears as though the drive shaft has pulled out about .10" which causes it to "slip" on the plastic gear inside the housing. This then, causes the item I am turning to slip and remain in one position. I am awaiting contact by the company rep to see if they will replace the item.UPDATE 01/12/2019: The 2nd motor also failed in a similar manner. It appears as though the shaft pulls away from the plastic geats causing the motor to skip. Still runs, but doesn't turn fully and stskips in 1 spot. Not going to work for my application.

Works good as a cup turner. Would like the bolt to be one size larger.

Well one of the motors stopped after one time of use. (Plugged it in... went to dog some other stuff came back to find the motor stopped. The other motor is working fine... so if you need two... you might want to order an extra one or two. It shouldn’t stop working that quick.Edit: went back an hour later and it turned on again... but I’m really hesitant to use it again... I can’t hsve it just stopping in the middle of a project!