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Zeke 04-28-2010 04:59 PM

Need help with finding a v-belt pulley.
 
Totally confusing. McMaster Carr has hundreds. I don't need this to be difficult.

What I need is a fairly large diameter pulley with a 1/2" bore to reduce the speed of a bandsaw. I've checked eBay and I guess I don't know the nomenclature. And all of the belt profiles are really just too much.

What belts are typically used on power tools like a table saw? AX or something like that? I don't know what an AX is.

Someone please help me find a stupid pulley for not a stupid cost. Anything over 8" diameter will be OK. I can get the ratios I need from there by selecting my drive pulley diameter.

TIA!

PS, will buy used if you have such an animal.

Zeke 04-28-2010 05:50 PM

Off the subject, but I thought there was a 15 minute delay before posts were recorded. This thread has gone almost an hour and no one has even looked?

lm6y 04-28-2010 06:04 PM

How wide of a belt are you using?

lm6y 04-28-2010 06:08 PM

Try this part number at McMaster Carr : 6245K55

McMaster-Carr

Just a quick search, I hope it helps!

A930Rocket 04-28-2010 06:09 PM

No idea on the pulley, but can you use an electronic speed control? Something like a rheostat from HD to control the speed infintely?

VincentVega 04-28-2010 07:16 PM

This one might work, McMaster-Carr

If the link doesnt work, Part Number: 6245K941

EarlyPorsche 04-28-2010 09:33 PM

Wouldn't you need two pulleys?

Electric motors make equal torque from 1RPM to max RPM so you could just slow the motor down electronically without loss of torque.

Zeke 04-29-2010 07:52 AM

Yep, those will work. AFA electronic control, I think that will cost more than a pulley. Also, I read sometime ago that induction motors don't like that kind of control. I'm pretty sure my motor is an induction type. I don't see a capacitor start either.


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