Abstract: A vibratory electric motor and appliance embodying same contemplates a pair of shallow pan members which are reversely secured together by means of peripheral portions thereof. The pan members have spaced and aligned generally parallel portions within the peripheral portions which cooperate to mount the vibratory motor. The latter is more or less conventional except that the armature leg which is spaced by a gap from the pole faces of the core-coil assembly has an enlarged width about equal to the spacing between the parallel portions of the pan members. Each side of this widened armature leg has a pair of spaced projections which respectively enter apertures in the parallel portions of the pan members. Thus, when the pan members are secured together at the peripheral portions thereof, the motor is firmly mounted in engagement with both pan members, thereby avoiding auxiliary mounting parts and the assembly time required to install such parts.