The Monitor Stand should Screw itself, easily the arm already
comes assembled, just place it and tighten it with a
bolt. The mounting plate easily screws on.
You can make a monitor stand with a 1/4 or 1/8 of an inch wood
and a 2x4 with a drill bit or other device cut an inch hole on
the 2x4 for the coupler.
3. Attach the Coupler to the motor on one end and the Shaft on
the other.
Attach the 1/4" shaft on one side of the coupler and the motor
on the other tighten it with the allen key provided with your
couplers.
4. Cut the power brick cable, and place two ends on the PWM
Controller
Unscrew with a flat screwdriver and place stripped cable on
corresponding side red is positive ground is black. Get two
extra cables from anywhere and tape them with electrical tape
to the motor pins one side will make it CCW and the other CW.
5. Plug the power brick in and turn on the PWM Controller.
Now you can control the RPM by controlling the Voltage going
into the motor.
Optional
Optional Steps
Attach Alligator Clips or solder the cables into the motor pins.
Connecting the cables to the motor with just electrical tape can
be iffy so alternatively you can buy electrical tape or solder
them into the Motor pins.
Since the propellor tends to exert force into the shaft causing it
to wobble to combat this, 3D print or make a shaft support with
wood. It can be glued tape or drilled to the bottom.
Use a Tap and die set to thread the rod and use nut to hold the
propellor.
Attach the 1/4" shaft on one side of the coupler and the motor on
the other tighten it with the allen key provided with your
couplers.