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    Yes, it will. Scooter motors are a tad bigger than battery drill motors.

    The MY1016 works perfectly with the Tz85A in high stall apprications.
    The Sidewinder survives Bosch 750, Iskra 1.2Kw and the MY1020 in normal robot wars limits.

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    It depends on your knowledge and/or acces to machining time.

    But for a beginner, an electric lifter is easy enough.

    If you're aquinted to industrial pneumatics, a low pressure lifter or even flipper is doable.

    Disks/drums/bar spinners seem mechanical easy to do, but once you get useable powerlevels, it needs a lot more than some cast iron bearing blocks and a semi lined up shaft carrying an old flywheel from a car.

    And the least easy to do right, hydraulics.

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    Panic Attack style lifting forks would be really simple. A plate of metal, a hinge point (bolt through a hole) and a couple of heavy duty linear actuators.

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    Have a look at Ewans webshop, and ask his advice.

    https://gimsonrobotics.co.uk/

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