Ketofa4FT Power Twist V-Belt 1/2-Inch x 4 Feet A Type, Adjustable Link V-Belt, Perfect for Lathes, Drill Press, Table Saws & Other Woodworking Tools

The belt links are a bit stiff making adjustment a bit difficult, but making a very useful and strong belt. Buyers should be aware that these belts come in different widths for different pulleys. A 3/4" belt will work in a 1/2" pulley, but will ride high.

I have no idea how I've gone this long without ever buying one of these. It makes my table saw super quiet. Removing vibration and not sacrificing power. Not difficult to install but not trivial. My stretched 3-4 inches over one night. This quality product made the functionality of my table saw increase by removing noise and vibration without sacrifices in power or durability.

This work really good an my lathe no vibration

Great for my lathe, because I'll never have to take the headstock apart again to replace a belt. It definitely reduced vibration, too. My only concern is that I've had to remove links a couple of times as the belt keeps loosening. That's either because the belt is stretching a lot, or because it's gradually seating deeper into the pulleys. I'm hoping it's not stretching because that would point to a problem with durability.

This type of belt is so superior to the normal V belt used on a typical table saw motor that it's hard to describe the difference it makes. I took an ancient, clunky running old Craftsman table saw, removed the old belt, installed one of these, and it was instantly smooth as silk. I do this to all my table saws. Highly recommended.

It’s a link belt. The belt is very very stiff compared to the link belts I’ve had in the past. When I adjust to what I thought was the correct length and operated the machine, this was a process. The belt just continued to stretch, ultimately I had to remove 5 links to get is adjusted correctly and I assume in time if will have to be adjusted again. It does what it’s suppose to do.

I bought this item to install on a fan , alternator setup and could not install it as the twist belt has a twist to it that prevents me from turning to face the pulley properly. It continued to twist in the wrong direction as it maintains some sort of memory. I have used this type of belt from other manufacturers without difficulty. Sad to say I can't return it as I got grease on it . Thanks for listening

No instructions, but just look the links carefully you probably figure it out. I installed it in my 1950s bandsaw 1/2 pulleys. Not sure if it will stretch or not, but is cutting fine no more hops.