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    Now with a flat belt is easy - get a piece of natural taned cowhide and cut a rellacement for the old belt The fittings are not nrccesary to be iron You can cut the leather or specific material diagonaly choosing the right direction Glue it with a gum glue for old inside tires or a leather glue Squeese it for better adhesion
    After make 2 rows of holes and 1 row throu the glued ribon with a 1.2 - 1.8 mm drill bit
    Next go to the fishing store and ask for 2 mters of theyre thickest or strongest fishing line that is like Dyynema - multy fiber line
    Get a needle and saw it , throw the holes ,as you make the knot on the outside at the end
    Cover the string or the line with litle beeswax This will be strong I repair old watter pump that way and it still works I saw a buffing weels from old cotton tisues After you drill it it is sawed very easy
    Now those small lathes dont need so powerfull conections as the biggest lathes that are drived by the central shaft system on the roof or the rooms and the string conestion is much quiet comparing to the methal that will make 500 or 1000 click click - s on minute
    Or maybe ding ding hah ah ah a
    Now if you put the leather on a flat surface and if you are skilled get a skiner knife a chisel or kiridashi an thin the leather for abbout 6 - 6 sm or 2 - 3 inshes conicaly
    Glue the conection on a big wide ribbon and if it i made well you dont need to saw it
    We make chipings in a range of 0.1 to 0.6 0.8 mm thick with our small lathes or a cast iron or aluminium or brass
    Now instrumental steels are stromger but i do not believe to have problems
    You can also make new pulleys from everything - delrin wood aluminium brass cast iron
    Or get mashine the flat one with a V groove in the midle and put a V belt for better power
    Last edited by RusenBG; 06-12-2016 at 08:52 PM.
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