Cut cloth into short strands
Or
The fiberglass equivalent of steel wool-fiberglass batt insulation

It's not that hard to fill the hole w/ putty

Epoxy putty is your friend for filling holes

Yeah, that seems off. Back holes are wider than front holes

Gotcha^^^
Pics can sometimes be misleading:)

Any time there is edge damage, composite delam or even damage to the composite layer under the base. It can be hard to fill/seal the air pockets created by torn fibers. Add heat and the air in those...

Ptex candles have the waxy content.
Welding rod is a harder extruded polyethylene, but certainly not as hard than sintered base material.
You can burn relatively clean but burning gets the plastic...

Also a well fitting screwdriver not prone to cam out, i.e not all pozi#3's are created equal

When you forget history, you're doomed to repeat it..

Now you've peaked my interest:fm:

You can start w/ cord vs chord...

Chord center was used by Volkl(schuhschpitz line-boot tip) and K2(I believe Pre and RD too) with the graduated scale that corresponded to bsl, during that time period

http://https://www.utahskigear.com/products/strip-of-binding-hole-plugs-black-100-pieces

Doesn't appear to be any glue around those holes either

Won't destroy epoxy but you'll probably break the seal.

I'd do just as waves mentioned. File em flush

Well.
There's always Toluol!

Thats a sweet ride!

Yeah, it wasn't obvious, but I get it now. I understand werds aren't your strong suit.
You still 'supervised' a mount that couldn't even correctly locate a toepiece on a center post screw.
You now...

Most obvious
Adjustment handles for the clamping mechanism on jigs are situated for tips facing left.
You only score a B as well

Toluene buzz is called getting low, not high

You're in the right track. Definitely try this before what Hubbs is suggesting. Removed many a broken screw this way. A used cutoff wheel will have a smaller footprint. Meaning a smaller diameter...

Pics yo

Align holes and push on heel piece?

If the holes are already damaged, can you push/force the binding screws back into holes? Then remove as normal?

We got it figured out.
That's why I later stated that 4frnt should have just put a boot toe mark @ 102(.2) or a graduated scale like K2 used to use. Way simpler

So from that chart it says 187 straight pull, so 93.5. Spotted's 310 bsl is 26mm longer so add 1.3 cm to 5.5(Hoji's reco @ 284). So 6.3 cm or 86.7 straight pull from tail, or 6.5-7(87-86.5) straight...

So it's based off of his boot @ 284
Seems like they could have just said boot toe @~102.2 and it would have been less complicated for people. Or a graduated mark grid like K2 used to use

Schuhespitze mounting is way old school. Made more sense when skis were straight and cambered w/ flat tails.
I mean on a renegade boot toe(which is generally chord center)mount a 280mm soled boot is...

Yeah, I looked it up. It said 880mm @187 for 17/18 model year. Did they change from year to year?
Midline is midline(or whatever you make your line). The only reason it would change for...

That's why I was confused

No, SD overthinking it
187 Hojis must measure out @ 184

Mounting line for 187 Hoji is 88 from tail

Yep.
What I'm saying is just make sure the mark is in fact 88 and put your boot center there. You don't need to measure -4 as it has been done for you

I'm confused.
What is straight pull length of entire ski. A 187 hoji I imagine is at least 184 actual length. Split that in half and you have 92. If you minus the recommended -4, you get the...

Well, the O ring is actually from Wix

Not sure where else to put this, so it goes here.
For you home waxers/tuners.
Changed oil yesterday on wife's Lexus w/ replaceable element style oil filter. The cap has a replaceable o ring.364293...

Yep, go to Ace

Should be stored @ room temps ~70°F(21°C). By temperature differential I mean if I was to store it in the garage here where it's over 100f in summer and can get to 0 temps in winter.
Heat gunnit!

Yeah, I talking about storage for people who aren't in a shop environment that use their epoxy intermittently.
Air, temperature differential and light will kill your epoxy. Properly stored, the...

Fundamental storage issue.
First off-- don't cut the dispensing spout, just remove lids for dispensing.
For storage:
Squeeze bottle till component is @ the rim. Take inner seal and...

Concerning G-flex
Squeeze the air out of the a & b containers put inner lid back(instead of chucking), screw cap snuggly and store in cool dry place. Less light the better too

Hone them with your sharpening stones. If it's super dull, take it to grinder, go slow.

Sharpen/hone that 3.5.

Skis w/ 2 titanal layers usually have second layer at the bottom of the laminate, above the base.
I hear you on the lighter skis and for those models I wouldn't doubt he changes out.

I have a pair of G3 Highballs that called for 3.5 on the sticker and they have a titanal plate. They had a tap icon too. Only time I've ever seen 3.5 w/ titanal.

I have a buddy that drills...

You're welcome.
Jealous man. Wish I could still tele.
Sweet looking setup.

Probably should sell off all my tele gear:frown:

When you have template taped to 1st ski, you can mark the ski center onto the clear template(mark what boot & size) for future mounts

Take 1/2 of boot sole length(pin line to sole) measurement and put a mark that far forward of ski center line. You are now mounting from pin line or I believe 22D marks it on their clear template as...

Does template have pin line?

Midsole on the line. Tele shouldn't change that. Never understood the tele mounting voodoo, just mount them the same as alpine.