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My father always says "buy cheap, buy often" but my alternative saying is "Buy cheap, fix often". I have had this belt for over a year, and I've use it everyday. and I really didn't want to say R.I.P. just yet so I planed to fix it. here is a way to easily fix any belt with this specific problem.
Step 1Supplies
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All that is needed i to pieces of scrap wood, wood clams, epoxy, and a Popsicle stick to mix the epoxy. the reason for the wood is so you apply the same amount of force to each side.
http://www.instructables.com/group/toughstuff/