Overdraft.
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Please can someone advise me how to fit a new drive belt to the above machine, there seems to be no adjuster to fit belt?? I'm really stuck on this one.
Fitting new belt to perform ccbb bandsaw
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nev
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I dont know if any of the info contained in this OLD thread is of any use ...
bandsaw-fettling-perform-ccbb-t5090.html
I see that there is a listing on Axminsters new site for a manual for the Perform Bandsaw - CCBB but it has a dead link, I would imagine a quick email to them may get you a manual. They are usually very helpful.
http://www.axminster.co.uk/manuals
bandsaw-fettling-perform-ccbb-t5090.html
I see that there is a listing on Axminsters new site for a manual for the Perform Bandsaw - CCBB but it has a dead link, I would imagine a quick email to them may get you a manual. They are usually very helpful.
http://www.axminster.co.uk/manuals
Overdraft.
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Thanks for that info, I will follow it up and let you know how I get on.
RogerP
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A few years ago I fitted a Powertwist belt to my band-saw. Easy to fit, quieter, less vibration and after a lot of use no sign of wear at all.
I just cut the old one off, measured the length and bought a suitable piece of Powertwist which, being segmented, can then be fitted to the perfect tension with no need of an adjuster. Quick and easy
http://www.fennerdrives.com/powertwist-plus/ is one source. There are other suppliers and other makes of this type of belt.
I just cut the old one off, measured the length and bought a suitable piece of Powertwist which, being segmented, can then be fitted to the perfect tension with no need of an adjuster. Quick and easy
http://www.fennerdrives.com/powertwist-plus/ is one source. There are other suppliers and other makes of this type of belt.
