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I am using a chain not belt, and the shaft would use gears to generate rotation of the platter, but thank you very much for your help.

As I am building this product, I am now finding the different things that I am incorporating to it. I've added a speed controller but I really need the proper motor to use. I have a DC 100w scooter motor I'm going to use, I was told that it had 0.34 Torque, and I wanted to know if I'm on the...

I am not an engineer, and even far from an electrician, but I'm working on a project that spins a platter it holds about 9 lb and I need to build up enough speed to go only 40 to 60 RPMs with the platter. like I said about 9 lb total. Thank you for the note, and for any additional information...

Would a DC motor that had torque of 0.34 Nm be able to generate enough power to rotate a platter that weighs 6 - 10lbs