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I am a loyal watcher and subscriber. You do a good job with unique projects that are interesting to watch. I saw your belt video. The price you are asking is very reasonable. I am working on a

That is a good price! Did it come with a guide to clamp the belt for gluing? Was the glue dark brown and thin? The Fixol glue I use is supposed too be heated but I also heard it works without heat but

Thats me.

Nope. I have never done a YouTube video. AL-USA (ww_big_al) Sent: Sunday, December 29, 2024 7:29 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [SouthBendLathe] Automotive flat belts for lathes

Mine is like that too.? More than 10 years with mig wire but now starting to come apart as the holes tear.Sent from my Samsung S10

Another vote for the prefabricated flat belts on eBay. After too much farting around and numerous glue failures on the automotive belt, I’m really happy with the silent and trouble free operation of

Are you "Winky?"

Just go with a link belt its much easier, i have used them for years had no problems with them. If you need a flat belt use leather . there is a seller on e-bay. he is in Niles,Ill . he will make them

I need to do a new video on that. I sell a flat belt (Habasit F1). Anything under 2" wide for $5/ foot. I got a good deal on two surplus rolls. Most suppliers sell the same belt for over $13/foot. The

Winky’s work shop did a video on it. Using glue. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VJ4HH_6MJcI <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VJ4HH_6MJcI&t=145s> &t=145s Al Sent: Sunday, December 29, 2024

A think a ?” minimum step overlap would be minimum I’d try for 1” step, that should hold for years with the right glue, clamp, cure time.

This is what I use. ?Lacing it up was supposed to be temporary but it’s been years and it seems to be holding up.

James found a source for an exact replacement. https://www.diamondtooling.com/catalog/plated_products_laps_wheel_01.html

I have a vw golf cam belt ( petrol ) smooth side to the pulleys on my SB 9 C counter shaft, works OK,, I tried one on the final drive,,went back to good old leather, crocodile clips ticking away,,

Link doesn’t open for me. :(

Could these engraving tool sharpening wheels be adapted to your machine? Pricey, but may save you some trouble. I do have a few if you need

That's mine. Great design. I saw the link for the replacement plates too! $109 a plate is not awesome, but probably cheaper than making one. Do they last? Which grits do you use? This is a great

That is probably the best option if you can, but is not possible for many of the under-drive lathes where the belt passes through holes in the casting.

I have used one for years with no problems. ?I did not cut and splice it though. ?I took the headstock apart and installed it whole.

correcting a minor link oops. https://www.diamondtooling.com/catalog/plated_products_laps_wheel_01.html