Machined Pulleys?

[ryan.s]

Has anyone replaced their OEM pulleys on the table saw with an anti-vibration or machined pulleys? I would like to get some opinions on whether it's worth it or not. Based on other posts I've seen I probably will not order from in-line but here are some examples I found online. Thanks.

http://www.in-lineindustries.com/performance_pack.html

http://www.ttrackusa.com/sawextension.html

Edit: After a little more research it seems that my Ridgid TS3650 comes with machined pulleys from the factory.

[Knottscott]

I'd only consider replacing pulleys if you've got a vibration problem that you've isolated to the pulleys. Any vibe issues I've had were taken care of by belt replacement, which is a bit cheaper and easier.

[ironhat]

I'd only consider replacing pulleys if you've got a vibration problem that you've isolated to the pulleys. Any vibe issues I've had were taken care of by belt replacement, which is a bit cheaper and easier.

Yep, roger that. Do an analysis to detect your cause before throwing money at it. If you take the belt off and you still have the vibration then, move to the blade. Replace the belt and remove the blade. Still vibrating (not real likely)? Then, it's probably the belt. Changing out to a linked belt will help a lot (as it does on the Ridgid, model 1400 BS).
Let us know how you make out.