Dizzy Robot
By Steve Hoefer
You will need
Mini-motor, vibrator: allelectronics.com, #DCM-372*
AG13 button cell battery
Needlenose pliers
0.008" sheet tin from a hobby, art, craft, or hardware store
Tinsnips or heavy-duty craft scissors
*If an alternative motor is needed, the requirements are:
• 1.5-to-3.5V DC
• Short (5mm, 0.2") metal tabs for power, not wire leads
• 13mm length (including shaft) x 4mm diameter (or 0.5" x 0.16") excluding the rubber casing
All dimensions are approximate
Dizzy Robots are cute pocket-sized pals that dance around until they fall over. Just about anyone can build one—it only has 3 parts and requires no special ...
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