1 until you verify it fits
Then 4
But you will ignore the first part and order 4 anyway, and have a bunch of wrong sized ones
We all do it 
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Cut a belt in half lengthwise, then do this, and count how many teeth you need
This was my current plan:
I know for sure that 310 is too small and that 345 is too big. I didnāt determine the belt length as I donāt have the board yet.
The only shipping option is $37 though 
might want to look for another site but if not then Iād rather have more belts than I need so maybe I can sell them for like $1 + shipping on here if anyone else needs that belt size. I just canāt justify $8 a belt without fast prime shipping when they should be cheaper
(The 270 is just so I can have 4 spares for my other belt drive)
my case is unfair, but since i have access to taobao, i just buy all the size from 270 to 400 4x 
fuck finding the best belt size when the next one up or down also works
There are methods to buy from there and to get it shipped to the US but that adds extra fees and long shipping times. Iām trying to order them now before the board is shipped so everything is ready when it comes and I can finally get to upgrading my current board before my work picks back up after the holidays.
Iām pretty sure the site with them at $2 are shipping them from China but they only allow you to select UPS/FedEx shipping which are both more pricey. If they had an option for DHL packet mail (so not a box just a plastic envelope) it would be a reasonable shipping cost AND still be fast. No idea why they donāt want to use DHL though
If you know this, then take the 345, cut it, and figure out what size you need on the first try.
I donāt have the board yet. The size needed was given to me by the seller who still has it. I am inpatient and want to be able to use it when it arrives. I will gladly pay an extra $4-$8 for the sake of not needing to wait more
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Ah, this is usually a strategy that will disappoint you.
Buy a Hoyt board to ride while you finish your DIY.
limitation on SE asia side, DHL donāt allow non documents item in those bubble envelope thingy
My board is finished though? At least until the dying hub motor finally decides to fully die on me.
Well apparently they donāt bother to check them well enough as Iāve received two separate shipments from China that way both from the same company.
Thankfully I found a company selling the belts within the US without the huge markup. Iāll consider only doubling the belt cost as a reasonable price. Iāll double check the total cost but it should be cheaper than the place with $37 shipping
Continuing the discussion from Noob question thread! 2020_Summer:
This still the case?
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Iām having issues mapping my puck to Makerx DV6 VESC. A pop up keeps saying that my firmware is old. I tried using Jaykup 5.03 firmware with no result. Any ideas?
What is your vesc tool version? It might have to match with the firmware version
Vesc tool is 5.0. Firmware is 5.03
I mean 6.0 for Vesc tool
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Keep trying, sometimes it gives in.
If it doesnāt then use the tool that comes stock with the 5.03fw
@Trampa this bug is still not fixed.
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reflash the bootloader in, then flash the fw again, once complete, power cycle once, then it should work
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Anybody know whatās the strongest and heat resistant 3d printer filament for a wheel pulley?
I was trying to remember this sequence and could not find this info, thanks.
PEKK, PEEK or POM
You need the right equipment to print these though, PEEK and PEKK are so heat resistant most printers canāt even melt the filament.