Rod Dryer Motors

[Joe Valencic]

allelectronics.com has 30 RPM motors for $2.50 if you need anything in that range. That is what I used when I built my first drying rig. Thay also have other accessories to help build a dryer like rubber feet, switched power cords and grooved wheels/o-rings.

Thanks, ol' blue. I saw this motor before, and was about to buy a couple of them until I read on a rod building forum that the plastic shaft extension is both short and weak. Apparently some builders have had problems with them, and have gone over to different motors like the disco ball motor. Also, wouldn't 30 rpm's be a little fast for our application?

Joe