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Originally Posted by mdiradoorian
that is true, however I want a system to be simple, easy to make and easy to repair if it breaks.
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What isn't simple to make? If you have access to a lathe, simply chuck up a pulley and turn a groove. If you don't, a student can achieve the same results (although a little less pretty) with a file and some spare time.
What isn't simple to repair? You would effectively cut the teeth off the pulley in the center. So if you used a fastener with a .25 head on it, cut a quarter inch groove in the middle of the pulley teeth. The only thing that might fail would be a fastener and those are pretty easy to come by.