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 254 bends CIM shafts every now and then in the drivetrain. I didn't believe it was possible until I saw it myself. - AustinSchuh [more] |
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01-04-2009, 17:49
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Re: polyurethane tubing
I second what HighLife said - The hollow core 1/4" McMaster-Carr Polyurethane Belting (6567K57) and the associated connectors (6567K22) are the way to go in terms of belting. Quick, easy, and relatively cheap.
(That bit about keeping the spans between rollers short is crucial to note as well - We had a 40" run and the bands flexed too much, even with cutting them shorter) |
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