Got a Famicom!

[Skawo]

https://www.famicomdisksystem.com/tutorials/fds-repair-mod/belt-replacement-adjustment/

See "spindle hub alignment".

Also, send a video of how fast the assembly is moving.

[GB256]

Thanks for the guide, will be handy, and here's the video.
(Have to send it as a drive link since this site doesn't support mp4s.)

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1AwUR0O4czi5f7wcevb8ClQVjPMOf_9Ed/view?usp=sharing

[Skawo]

You need to change that link to public, because it asks for access

[GB256]

Woops, my bad!

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1AwUR0O4czi5f7wcevb8ClQVjPMOf_9Ed/view?usp=sharing

This should work.

[Skawo]

That's moving way too slowly. The belt is rubbing on something hard, or maybe it just can't provide enough grip.

[GB256]

And I see the problem.
Bits and pieces of the old belt are still on the gold spindle, I'll have to scrape it off best I can.

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[GB256]

Found a problem.
The band keeps popping out every time the drive spins.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1nTpF_xkpr7qFQoldpLcq5f4HgJIf8Qf2/view?usp=sharing

[Skawo]

Well, that band's quite thick, and not the right shape (should be flat, not square).
Best get a proper replacement, I guess.

[GB256]

Looks like I have more waiting to do.

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[GB256]

For a pack of rubber bands, that took longer than I was expecting.

Whatever, time to finish this.
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[GB256]

...Well, the belts on, but I still can't calibrate it.
All the Hex Keys I have are too big to fit in the screw, time to get more equipment.
Does anyone know the hex key size that I'll need for it to fit?

[GB256]

Got the tool, it fits!
But the hard part is finding the exact position I have to adjust the spindle at for it to work.
The main outcome I would get is that the drive would move and read the disk for a good while, then stop for a second (with the led light turning off as well) and soon afterward, an error.

[Skawo]

The spindle screw is supposed to face the read head in the home position - there's no need to "search" for the exact position.

If after that the disk isn't loading, then it's a matter of speed.

[GB256]

Bene doing that!
The hard part for me is finding the right speed, it's a pain in the neck.

[Skawo]

Well, post another video of it running, I guess.