First take it apart to find the "rubber band" or where it was. Remove the broken pieces of the old band (normally called a drive belt)and install a suitable new rubber band. Actually, sometimes this will work for a while. Replacement drive belts are made of a sturdier material than a rubber band and will last longer with less stretching. Your new rubber band will have to provide enought tension to move the drive wheels but not be too tight as to put undue pressure on those components. Replacement belts are cheap but much too varied for shops to stock very many. Some factory inventory of belts degenerate into rubber blobs or pieces while waiting for a buyer. LOL
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In the Phineas an Ferb episode that premiered last Summer, Summer belongs to you, the gang visits a Tibet rubber band factory and actually make a song about it. You can find the song, and the episode, on Itunes.
The Rubberband Man was created by a humbled rubber band collector named Samuel Oak in 1912. He created many figures and sculptures using rubber bands, but the Rubberband man is his most famous work.
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You can find rubber bands for your record player at electronics stores, online retailers, or specialized retailers that sell turntable parts. Make sure to check the specifications of your record player to ensure you get the correct size and type of rubber band.
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To tighten a cassette without using a tool, you can try using a rubber band or a piece of cloth to provide extra grip while turning it clockwise. This can help secure the cassette in place without the need for a specific tool.
The Cassette Kids are an Indie band that started in Sydney Australia. They were all from the 80's and are old enough to remember cassette tapes before CD's came out.
You have a broken belt: you can either take it to a repair man, or (if you're confident enough about fixing things yourself), open it up and replace it. You needn't buy a replacement --- I fixed mine with a 2" diameter rubber band. Hope this helps, Paul.
It depends on the rubber band if is a small rubber band then it will go about 20'and if it is an bigger rubber band then it will go about 35' but it depends on the rubber band and the way you shoot the rubber band
A rubber band is an insulator as it does not allow electrons to pss through it
A rubber-band is made out of rubber because rubber will make it hold things nice and tight.
a rubber band is still rubber because if u stretch it it wont change
The rubber in a rubber band is poor quality and will disintegrate in a short time. However I did just that in a CD changer in my component stereo system. I wanted to make sure the player, which had been stored for a couple of years, still worked. The drive belt had become too loose to work the mechanism, so I found a rubber band the right size and put it on. It works fine, and since I cleaned the lens at the same time it now tracks fine, again, as well. I should emphasize that this is a temporary fix until I can locate a source for a quality drive belt, as the rubber band will not last long and the rubber in a rubber band gets sticky and could damage the player if I leave it for a long time. Best to get a good replacement belt if you can find a source for one.
If a rubber band is stretched, it has elastic energy.
The Rubber Band has 308 pages.