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Re: Round Belting - Solid vs. Hollow, Polycord vs. McMaster

BTW.. I just got done making 10 belts from 1/4 round solid urethane(orange) belting 10 percent short. They are tight but running on half inch steel shafts 10 inches long and in bearings they seem fine.
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