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Re: Poly-cord Troubles
To melt polycord ends while installed, we made a fixture to hold the cord while we melted the ends.
Basically, a piece of wood with 2 clamps on it. Clamp one end, pull real hard and clamp the other end, then join the ends. Urethane polycord does stretch a little bit... 
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25-01-2014, 20:30
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Re: Poly-cord Troubles
It sure is a lot easier to make the belts before you try to put them on the machine. Weld the ends together, then install them.
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