Sawmill and Timber
The wood shop => Power Tools and techniques. => Topic started by: kbeitz on January 31, 2019, 01:01:34 AM
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Total cost to me $15.00...
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Nice. I need to build one of those.
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Good job.
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Kbeitz, do you make up your own belts, if so what do you use for an adhesive. Frank C.
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Kbeitz, do you make up your own belts, if so what do you use for an adhesive. Frank C.
No but I can't say that I haven't tried... The best glue that I found to hold
broken belts is JB-weld. I've tried many different adhesives but only JB will
hold for a while. I want to try carpet hot melt to see how that works.
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Watched a video on youtube where a guy uses iron on jeans patches, cut to size. Says they last the life of the belt. I have some unused 3X21 belts that blow the joint before touching the wood. Gonna try some patches on them in about a month or so.
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I didn't realize they even still made iron on jean patches, I think it has been years since I have seen anyone use them.
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I'll have to give that a try....
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There is an old time product called Barge cement that gives a strong flexible bond it was used to connect leather and cotton flat belts also I believe contact cement would work well to join sanding belts. Shoe repair guys use a lot of barge cement. Frank C.
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$15.00 ! I hope that was for the blade. Everything else you should of had.