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Belt, Timing 6x10 Micro Lathe, 83 Teeth

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$3.56 $4.95 In stock

Micro lathe drive timing belt for C1 (6x10) micro lathe.
This is the main drive belt for the micro lathe. This micro lathe drive belt is marked 1.5x83 and has 83 teeth. Common lathes that this fits include Micro-Mark 85181 and Shop Fox M1015.

This product works with the following lathes. (If your machine is not on this list, we cannot verify compatibility.)

  •   Grizzly M1015 Shop Fox 6x10 Micro Lathe
  •   Micro-Mark 85181 MicroLux 6x10 Micro Lathe
  •   SIEG C1 6x10 Micro Lathe
  •   Woodstock International M1015 Shop Fox 6x10 Micro Lathe
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Richard R. ★★★★★

I was worried about finding the right replacement for my micro lathe, but this 1.5x83 belt has exactly 83 teeth and slipped on without any fuss. Runs smooth and quiet now.

Violet E. ★★★★★

The 83-tooth count matched perfectly, and the belt fits snugly on my C1 lathe without any slipping. Installation took maybe five minutes, so I was back to turning in no time.

Carter Y. ★★★★★

Had to swap this in after the old belt snapped mid-turning, and the 83 teeth line up perfectly with the pulleys. It's been running for a few hours now with no slipping, which is more than I can say for the last one.