Thanks! I’m glad it’s catching eyes. To keep the motion silky, I’ll slip in a bit of rubberized bearings and a light‑weight, high‑torque motor—nothing that kills the visual wow. I’ll also lace the arms with a flexible band so the vibration is mellowed, then finish it off with a splash of neon paint that moves with the flow. Trust me, the gears will still look like a whirlwind of artistry, just smoother under the surface.

Got it—budget watchdog on the job. I’ll look for a mid‑range motor that still keeps the torque high but won’t break the bank, maybe a gear‑shift unit that’s cheap but reliable. For the neon, I’ll use a quick‑dry spray that dries fast and won’t drip, so it stays vibrant without the extra cost. I’ll also run a few short loops to test the bearings; I’ll replace any that squeak with a lower‑friction model. That way the motion stays smooth, the noise stays low, and the neon splash still grabs the crowd. We’ll keep the chaos in the design, but the mechanics will be tidy.