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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 มิ.ย. 2016
- In this video I show how to splice a steel cord reinforced timing belt. The video is part of a larger project that uses a 12' linear slide that I assembled from two slides one 8 foot and one 4 foot and spliced the two drive belts together.
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Super helpful thanks!!
Great job.
Interesting solution
That is awesome! I will use the same method. I’m wondering if I could use some pins instead of screws and put a bit of glue so the pins don’t slide out.
If you do I would rough up the surface or groove them to assist the glue bond.
Good idea. Thank you 😊
Hi. Last year we started making this kind of connection in our company in Poland but in more professional way. I was responsible for this project. Our technology was based on italian EMF system. We are using pins instead of screws. You are very creative, great video!
@@patryk2oo9b Czy ten typ łączonego pasa może być używany przy większych prędkościach? Wszędzie gdzie widzę łączone pasy to one są używane do pozycjonowania a nie przeniesienia napędu z osi na oś.
@@ansgaryeysymontt7155 Jest wiele składowych, główna to obciążenie samego pasa. Przeniesienie napędu z osi na oś zwykle odbywa się przy użyciu pasa zębatego typu flex (fabrycznie zamknięty, kord nawijany spiralnie. Jest on również głównym punktem odniesienia do pasów o tym samym profilu lecz łączonych termicznie lub mechanicznie. Złączka mechaniczna na piny, nawet w wariancie dużej ilości pinów i tak, co najwyżej dorówna tylko wytrzymałości pasa zgrzanego (35-50% wytrzymałości względem flex). Główne aplikacje to maszyny przemysłowe gdzie czas poświęcony na wymianę pasa typu flex generuje takie koszty przestoju, że nawet częste wymiany pasa łączonego złączką mechaniczną jest na korzyść. Niebawem pojawi się u mnie w firmie ekipa Fabryki w Polsce. Może będziesz miał okazję zerknąć jak wygląda to od środka. Pozdrawiam.
can this splicing also work in high rpm machines?
Typically it would be used not high speed belts.
anyway very helpful
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what type of belt is? size?
looks like a htd 5m belt?
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What are you going to use that for?
I will drive a slide with a saw for making siding.
Timing belt 😂😂😂
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A replacement belt on his 60 thousand dollar Mustang.
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Respected Sir,
I want to ask you for agency
Maybe just use locknuts next time? -- Also I wonder why you don't alternate the direction of the screws....
Lock nuts are taller and I have pulleys with flanges.
excuse my english is not my mother tongue, what is press BRADS?
I am not sure what you are asking. The pins in the splice are small screws 4-40 or 5-40 , the pins used to line up the teeth are dowel pins or spring pins.
@@BSpotBuilds thanks
Instead of screws, all you need to do is press BRADS through..... we do it on multi-million dollar machines. Also your "tails should be a little longer" Probably a 1/3rd to 1/2. (Okay, now that I've played Mr. Smarty pants, and FYI, we take a brass, teenie tiny rod, and cut it, and give it a point to start, then press them in with Channel locks. FYI, your splice wouldn't go around a pulley with sides. but GOOD JOB, don't take my criticism wrong.) What I want, is a "drill guide" made up, to place my "tails" into, that of course aligns the belt, clamps and holds it, and then a hand drill, will follow straight through. You use a Bridgeport, I want to do it using an idiot and a hand drill, but keep those holes within the select area.
excuse my english is not my mother tongue, what is press BRADS?
@@felixmartinezrodriguez8667 Small nails, we call a Brad. normally they have almost "no head" I would say "Hey Felix, do you have any Brads in your tool box?" I would not say, "Hey Felix, do you have any tiny nails without heads."
@@brentbarnhart5827 thank you so much
@@felixmartinezrodriguez8667 You are most welcome, AND, respected speaking more than 1 language. My wife is Japanese, I cannot speak it much. I have traveled ALL OVER the world in my life, but I only speak 1 language. I HIGHLY respect those, that speak multiple languages. Always feel free to ask me if you have a question concerning English, Spelling, word meaning, or proper sentence structure. (I am a professional writer.) "Brad" is probably not a word the average person knows. YES, a carpenter or skilled laborer would know. Average person might says, "small nails." Blessings.
@@brentbarnhart5827 once again thanks, I'm from Cuba and I'm building a bigger CNC Router machine(1.5×3mts size) and that's why I'm interested in belts, my idea is to "merge" or "join" or "extend",🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️ car timing belts, because I have bicycle chains as transmission system but I'm not so sure about that here in Cuba we can not buy on eBay or amazon so we have to be more creative, once again thanks for your time
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