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Re: I Need Help With An Arm
I would say the easiest thing to build a forklift with is 8020. www.8020.net
This depends on how much equipment/resources you have build with. If you do a forklift you definitely need to use a motor to move it up and down. You can use either cable, chain, or a rack & pinion to move it up and down. You will also need 3 stages to obtain the height you need to reach the center tetra. |
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