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http://www.directindustry.com/indust...ing-80080.html
http://www.directindustry.com/prod/a...50-514136.html
http://www.directindustry.com/tab/leather-belt.html
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If you need help with G code for the Break let me know.
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95% of is group is not worthy of seeing what I have done!
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The places I listed might be able to help you find a belt too.
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BTW: Good links Doug!Lighten up Francis.
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http://www.leatherdrivebelts.com/
But if you call Motion Industries they may be able to make one on the spot for you. They have for me in the past but that was around 10 years ago and they may not stock the material/supplies anymore.
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My dad owns a tooling shop and still has his first belt driven lathe. I think the thing must have come across on the mayflower! But then again, it is newer than what I have......Nothing. Nice pics. Glad you shared them. Jeff
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Slipping leather lathe belt
I had the same problem with slipping belt on my 9" South Bend. While checking the headstock bearings for wear, I tossed the leather belt and replaced it with a serpentine belt used to drive the A/C compressor on a car. Measure the leather belt for length and width and went to local auto parts store where they matched one up for me. It will still slip, but it takes a lot more force to make it do so.
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