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Ady113/12/2021 22:55:59
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My T-link was actually getting a bit stretched from the original fitting a few months ago and had slipped in the last couple of days

A pair of long nosed pliers and 4 minutes of tweaking to remove a link, all sorted

peak413/12/2021 23:26:47
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I think the OP is showing a photo of a Fenner Powertwist, which I've not used.

Similar styles of belts are available from Myford/RDG in black and white, but are just plain plastic with no embedded cloth reinforcement; I found both slipped badly, though I seem to recall that black worked better than white.

I have also used T-nut on the Warco 720 Myford clone, but due to its deeper section I couldn't select the lowest of the headstock speeds easily as it fouled the casting; I'm not sure about the genuine S7 as I was using an original Brammer belt on that.

I recently bought some of this off ebay, which works well, and I'd happily buy again, unlike the black or white stuff..
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/174456949982

Make sure you read the instructions from Fenner, regarding rotation direction and tensioning.

In spite of it officially being unidirectional, I've not had a problem running the Warco 720, or my genuine S7 in reverse, as this tends to be for less torque demanding jobs.

Bill

duncan webster14/12/2021 03:11:11
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Simply bearings sell fenner nutlink at about £30 per metre. I've not used nutlink, but am very happy with simply bearings

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