Drive Belt for Gemini Revolution Saw

Im very happy with this company Excellent customer service and Support !!

Waited for a while for these to become available. Installed it and within 8hrs of use (probably less) it broke. No tile, no glass, nothing was jammed in the gears. It just simply broke. I heard this part was of questionable quality - I guess I found out for myself. No real alternative though so I am stuck. Should be half the price for the quality.

The belts are perfect for the XT saw. If used properly they last a respectful length of time. Pay attention to the XT manufacturers recommendations and you should be satisfied.

The best advice for making belts & pulley wheels last is don't use the water tank thing. Set it in a wet saw tray or shallow tub with a hole - with 5 gal bucket of water under it. Clamp water pump to hang half way down. (saw muck drops to bottom) Make a water inlet hole by cutting or melting a hole thru the wheel cover. . The strong flow of water keeps the bits and pieces the ruin the wheels flushed out.To prevent belt from breaking- don't let it get loose! Jumping track is what breaks the belts ...every time!

Good belts that fit the XT. They last reasonably long, unlike the pulleys that need to be replaced way too often...

Have scroll cut approximately twenty 3/8" tiles before belt broke, no idea as to why no strain on cutting. no information on how to increase or reduce tension on belt. I will check manufacturers web site. Also some of the caps on the grommets do not stay on. As previous reviewers stated this is high priced item and one would think you would get better quality. Cleaning is very important.

So. I cut on this saw a lot. I use it to trim out shapes on stone slabs to make cabochons so I cut probably 200-400 cabs a month on this machine. When I never cleaned the saw out, I was going through a belt about every two-to-three weeks. Now... I dump the water (shimmy-shimmy outside) after every major cutting and go into the grommet housing with canned air to really make sure the bits of rock that drop down are not causing excess wear on the belt. The belts don't last terribly long - in a good run, about three months. If you depend on this machine, it's expensive in upkeep between grommets, belts and blades.. But I still totally prefer it over a regular straight blade trim saw any day. That being said.. if they could redesign the belts to make them last a bit longer... I would have no objections there. :D

The belts break very easily. They are not strong enough to endure the machine. I am on my third one now and have hardly used the saw. Very expensive to keep replacing.

quick order turn is so important when the belt wears out...thks Contractor Direct keep the tension correct and the belt will run a long time...