I bought this vibrating motor for my bed. I attached it to a 1x6" board and slid it between the box springs and mattress. I let the motor hang out along side the mattress. Pinned the controller to the mattress cover so I can adjust the speed. My bedroom has an outlet that has a light switch that controls that outlet. I replaced the switch with a timer and connected the vibrator motor controller to that outlet. Now, I can set the time anywhere from 5/15/30/1hr/2hr/4hr and it will turn off on its own. You can buy the timer at walmart or here on amazon or any big box hardware store for about $20. I tried connecting the motor underneath the box springs, but the rattling was terrible. Attaching it on a board and slide it between the springs and mattress is the best. I barely have the motor speed on at all. Don't need it turned on more than 11 o'clock. We'll see how long the motor last.. Very relaxing

We attached this to a spring-leg table for curing molten chocolate and small epoxy molds. It worked great and for a great price!

Installed in an Eastwood bench top sand blast cabinet. Put it on the back of the funneled part of the cabinet. Keeps media rolling down to the suction. Put fender washers and nyloc nuts to keep it put.

Works well, very strong and good product.