PSA: Mount your own fucking skis.

Usually, drilling too shallow or having excess debris in the hole causes a spinner with not much torque at all. I'd make sure to thoroughly check and compare rear hole separation on ski and binding.

I had a template being off with like 0,5mm on an Attack and it caused the screw to get squeezed in the binding hole, could not get it completely set even with really high torque.

A quick rub with a drill in the problem direction in the binding mount holes cured the situation.

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Mounted my of fucking Down skis 196 countdown 114s and 202cm showdown 105s.

Mount in the showdowns with metal in them felt bomber.

Had two screws in the all wood countdowns not spin but never firmly gripped or hit the stop point. I did tap them and wonder if I went two far with the tap in those holes sine the wintersteiger tap is longer than needed for a 9mm hole. Hoping the hardman epoxy will hold them well enough to not need coils.

Feels good to know how it was done and save serious $! Invested in the proper bits and tap and still was cheaper than one mount. https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...0d82af9507.jpghttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...3267e20d12.jpghttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...80919261be.jpghttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...6e3da71f93.jpg

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Wholy shit those 202’s look like they have no tail behind the binding. Giddy up!

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Rrrrggh, ok. I use a drill press to drill exactly deep enough, but I guess that is the only explanation.

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The only thing I'd add is that, when that happened to me recently with some Dynafit bindings and their annoying Torx screws, I had to use a t-handle driver to finish the job and it was only a matter of better leverage, no threads stripped. The standard driver (non-ratcheting) didn't have enough purchase. Or my 190-lb frame was too weak.

Seriously, those look like freight trains!

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Seriously, those look like freight trains!

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They haul.

I went 1cm back from recommend and probably shouldn't have but when you lean into em better hope no one is in your way!

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Those SD105s!!!

Holy shit those look long next to the 196 CDs!

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Well, I followed everyone's suggestions and the heel plastic trim piece obviously does not fit flat and tight against the ski like the toes do. The metal frame where the screws go through is flat against the holes, so I will just use a little clear caulk to seal up the little gap around the plastic heel piece.

Mounted the fuck out of some of my own fucking skis.

I’m sure this is well covered in the shift thread, but make sure you don’t over tighten the gasket screw on the toe piece. It’s not supposed to be flush, so if you’re looking to tighten until it’s flush, you could easily get a spinner.

I avoided a spinner (barely), but added some 24 hr marine epoxy and fiberglass to the glue in that hole. Just for the added peace of mind.

Hoping for the maiden voyage tomorrow.

Looks timeless.

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Beautiful, Mr. Chicken.

Holy fuck is that a setup and a half!

That’s hawt, chicken!
What build did you do?

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That’s hawt, chicken!
What build did you do?

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Enduro without carbon. 3/4 stiffness. Really like the feel of the skis. Damp and light. I don’t think enduro core makes it an obligatory med flex. Stiff flex at 9.5 lbs might be too stiff for the weight.

I’ll report back

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Enduro without carbon. 3/4 stiffness. Really like the feel of the skis. Damp and light. I don’t think enduro core makes it an obligatory med flex. Stiff flex at 9.5 lbs might be too stiff for the weight.

I’ll report back

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Awesome. Can’t wait for the review.

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Enduro without carbon. 3/4 stiffness. Really like the feel of the skis. Damp and light. I don’t think enduro core makes it an obligatory med flex. Stiff flex at 9.5 lbs might be too stiff for the weight.

I’ll report back

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I'll get in line if you ever, ever sell them. Prolly mount them in the living room ;)

Well done.

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Enduro without carbon. 3/4 stiffness. Really like the feel of the skis. Damp and light.

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Here are mine, same build but birdseye maple.

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Sexy!

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Here are mine, same build but birdseye maple.

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Those are awesome.


Also, I think we only live about a block or two apart. Pm sent.

Need help, mounting some junior skis tomorrow with Marker Free bindings.. cant seem to find any junior templates, may need to make something and I have not mounted anything without a template... any advice?


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Need help, mounting some junior skis tomorrow with Marker Free bindings.. cant seem to find any junior templates, may need to make something and I have not mounted anything without a template... any advice?


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Also, IIRC, 3.6 x 8.

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Also, IIRC, 3.6 x 8.

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IIRC?

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IIRC?

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"If I Remember Correctly"

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"If I Remember Correctly"

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I always thought it was "If I Recall Correctly".

Same, same.