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    Quote Originally Posted by m_c View Post
    Normal V-belts don't need much tension to grip...
    And for transferring power for this kind of equipment (saw/router bit etc) a v-belt should presumably be acceptable, I believe? Lathes tend to run on flat or v's?

    Oh great. Now my mind just raced into overkill

    Edited to add: Inspired by the old line shaft system for belt driven machines...

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