Name him crappy, that way, the one without and skin can be called scrappy P.S I just got a tiny monkey similar to this one, and I named him crappy. He is now happily living on my side desk
Try using a wire brush and scrap the metal a little bit where the batteries go cause I just bought 1 couldn't get it to work either and I tried doing that and it started working
I really want one of these, but unfortunatly, most are in not working condition. How hard would it be to fix one thats not working? Based on this video, Im guessing the issue would likely be a corroded battery holder or a faulty motor. Are these motors easily replaceable?
Anything is repairable, if you have the skill set, or the money to have it repaired, in some respects they are quite simple , but you need someone who is ceaful and sympathetic when working on vintage toys and equipment
@@forwardtothepast2411 Thanks. I finally bought one that was partially working and managed to get it fully operational. Then I moved, and it got damaged during the move. I found the issue, which is easy to repair, but I was wondering, while I still have it open, maybe I should replace the motor. Do you happen to know what type of DC motor they use? Hard to find any data, and I also noticed it has a small cog on the tip. Is that removable, when replacing the motor? The best i could find, without the cog is one called "Mini DC motor - 1,5-3Vdc / 300mA 14200rpm"
@@forwardtothepast2411 Also, I noticed you made a different switch. Could I connect a different switch directly on to the motor? (I mean, from the battery, to the switch to the motor - 3 pin switch)
Wow, quite complex! The sound is similar to what an upset squirrel is making, warning other squirrels. Thanks for taking the time to share.
Good Lord that’s horrifyingly cute
They are really cool, I have 2, currently repairing the 2nd one I just bought
would love to see your progress
If I muster the courage to make a video, you’ll be the first to know 👌
They're sure fun to watch🐵 freak out my cats though✌️👍👻💯
this was so cool and informative!! thank you for sharing :D
fascinating reminds me of those intricate clockwork automatons that were all the rage in the 1700s(?), cams can do some amazing things.
Thank you for sharing the systems very detail. Very useful as I will add remote control to operate.
That symbol monkey toy look like you never sleep in days
Awesome video 🔥
If you detached the rid attached to the chin.. Will that stop the head from bobbing up and down, BUT will the playing of cymbals still be functional?
Toy story amor gracias a Dios x gracias por su apoyo y ayuda cymbal monkey jolly chimp
Name him crappy, that way, the one without and skin can be called scrappy
P.S I just got a tiny monkey similar to this one, and I named him crappy. He is now happily living on my side desk
this jolly chimp toy is very dangerous i heared so much things about it and saw the vids of it
Eew it’s the stuff of nightmares 👹 there was a mechanical one of these on the ghost film woman in black
Who can I send my musical Jolly chimp to for Repair. It looks pristine everywhere but it is not working with 2-D batteries.
Try using a wire brush and scrap the metal a little bit where the batteries go cause I just bought 1 couldn't get it to work either and I tried doing that and it started working
How did you remove the clothing and fur initially? Did you have to melt any glue?
no i used a razor blade to make a careful cut where it is glued
I really want one of these, but unfortunatly, most are in not working condition. How hard would it be to fix one thats not working?
Based on this video, Im guessing the issue would likely be a corroded battery holder or a faulty motor. Are these motors easily replaceable?
Anything is repairable, if you have the skill set, or the money to have it repaired, in some respects they are quite simple , but you need someone who is ceaful and sympathetic when working on vintage toys and equipment
@@forwardtothepast2411 Thanks. I finally bought one that was partially working and managed to get it fully operational. Then I moved, and it got damaged during the move. I found the issue, which is easy to repair, but I was wondering, while I still have it open, maybe I should replace the motor. Do you happen to know what type of DC motor they use? Hard to find any data, and I also noticed it has a small cog on the tip. Is that removable, when replacing the motor? The best i could find, without the cog is one called "Mini DC motor - 1,5-3Vdc / 300mA 14200rpm"
@@forwardtothepast2411 Also, I noticed you made a different switch. Could I connect a different switch directly on to the motor?
(I mean, from the battery, to the switch to the motor - 3 pin switch)
@@salvagedsteelstudio i'm not sure, It sounds like you know what your doing, Let me know how it goes
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i wonder what it would look like if you tore off its face thankfully i own one!
wanna here how i lost my eye?
she ones is scared the s*** out of me
Japanese version of the monkey toy is this account
Im having issues removing the batteries on mine. Do you have any tips? Thank you 😊👍✌
Are they stuck?
Yes, they're not corroded or leaking though. I just can't seem to grip them in any way to get them out.
@@riplink possibly try pushing the housing from witdthways together to try and widen the case slightly and they may loosen up
I'd love to own one❤️😍👍✌️He's so adorably creepy💖🐵🐵😬
I want one!!!!!!!!!!?
creepy!
I have one that needs some repair. Do you do repair?
Sadly not anymore , I have moved away and living in a van😀
Wow, I really want one of these. Do you know where can I find one of these?
I have one also that is in pristine condition but non-functioning. Where can I send it for Repair?
Where can I get one
Ebay
I know it because my grandma
Satan wtf