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Thread: V-Belt Size: How to Determine?

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    Quote Originally Posted by BigEyeBob View Post
    Its called power twist and can be adjusted in length by handwith no tools
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    Are these kind of belts (in design) the same as can be put on flat belt applications? (Not V belt for Flat belt but flat for flat and V for V) Like the old lathes South Bend and all?
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    In these old drill presses,everything runs true because they were made that way....buy a new Chinese one and the spindle has .015 runout,chuck has .015 runout,table adjustments wont hold,and they use tiny belts to get multiple speeds.And they use minimal size bases meaning they must be secured or tip over (un)expextedly.

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    Sounds like you're getting the drill press up N running.You won't be disappointed.We're a Walker Turner shop.

    Reason for post,look up Baltimore Belting,25th st....they are the guys when it comes to serious vintage "arn".

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    Remember that the sides of the belt do the pulling not the bottom of the V,keep the V up and off the bottom
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    Quote Originally Posted by w5pv View Post
    Remember that the sides of the belt do the pulling not the bottom of the V,keep the V up and off the bottom
    Thank you. I was not aware of that.

    Richard

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shopdog View Post
    Sounds like you're getting the drill press up N running.You won't be disappointed.We're a Walker Turner shop.

    Reason for post,look up Baltimore Belting,25th st....they are the guys when it comes to serious vintage "arn".
    Slowly getting it up and running. Will be using it to build my new, rather massive, reloading bench.

    And I'll certainly look up Baltimore Belting.

    Thank you,
    Richard

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    Richard: the reason you go to a bearing house to buy your belts is because they usually have a large selection of belts in 1" increments.

    I didn't mean shopping Bearing Houses on the internet I meant physically going to a Bearing House and finding the belt you need.

    Doesn't your parts break down give a belt dimension?

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