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  1. #2226
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    Quote Originally Posted by skifishbum View Post
    so youre tellin me ive done it wrong some thousands times now
    good to know
    well of course some people should not be allowed to own tools which flys in the face of this whole thread

    but the caveat should probably have been that the average dentist might strip the holes out of a ski with a power tool. A real tech learns pretty quick how much force to use or he spends alot of time fixing what he broke, also mounting a bunch of skis in an 8hr shift by hand would really tear up your hands ... so using a drill makes sense



    as for reusing the hole if I was going to possibly reuse holes in a ski I would epoxy in plastic plugs which would seal them from water 100%, then if I wana re-use them I would drill with a small bit and/or pull out with a DW screw, or you can just drill & screw right into them

    reusing a hole I would use 24 hr epoxy, definatly don't overtighen and when the epoxy drys it should be good as the original mount

    to permanently fill a screw hole I recently discovered that bamboo barbecue skewers are > golf tee's which i always found needed to be sanded down to fit, they are a better size also easier/cheaper to find in the supermarket
    Lee Lau - xxx-er is the laziest Asian canuck I know

  2. #2227
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    I did my first dozen mounts using hand tools only.

    Then I did 3 mounts in an evening and it fucked my hands up. (Yeah, I gave up climbing a while ago or it'd be a non issue.)

    Now I set the clutch and use a power tool wherever possible. Hand tighten the last few bits. It's faster. Shit hurts less. Way easier to apply consistent downward pressure. Mounts ski fine. I am for sure not a pro.

    First time you do it set the clutch low. Slowly build up til you find the sweet spot for your particular tool.

    P.S. Skied 25 year old bindings today. Some 1993 957s. Didn't rip my legs off.

  3. #2228
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    I use my hammer drill every time. I like living on the edge. I’ve used power tools my entire life though. No spinners. Knock on wood.

  4. #2229
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    Quote Originally Posted by 2FUNKY View Post
    I use my hammer drill every time. I like living on the edge. I’ve used power tools my entire life though. No spinners. Knock on wood.
    Ballsy.

  5. #2230
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    Quote Originally Posted by doebedoe View Post
    Ballsy.
    I mounted my first pair of bindings in ‘92 I believe and been doing so ever since. Between my own skis and others I’m into the upper hundreds by now. A lot of those without a template or jig.

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    Instead of templates or jigs I just use the actual binding and draw it out on masking tape, which is slow if you are doing it for money but ok once a year ... Its really just layout on a piece of wood
    Lee Lau - xxx-er is the laziest Asian canuck I know

  7. #2232
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    Quote Originally Posted by 2FUNKY View Post
    I use my hammer drill every time. I like living on the edge. I’ve used power tools my entire life though. No spinners. Knock on wood.
    Quote Originally Posted by 2FUNKY View Post
    I mounted my first pair of bindings in ‘92 I believe and been doing so ever since. Between my own skis and others I’m into the upper hundreds by now. A lot of those without a template or jig.
    Now he just mounts them left handed because doing it only right handed isn’t cool any more

  8. #2233
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    It must feel like someone else is mounting them ^^
    Lee Lau - xxx-er is the laziest Asian canuck I know

  9. #2234
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    Lol!

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    187 UL GPO’s, tectons.
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  11. #2236
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    Hopefully you didn't use the the same guy who mitered those corners.
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    No worry. He plans to chink those gaps with sphagnum moss

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    Nice little video on mounting G3 Zeds from G3. Nothing fancy, but clear demonstration of a good way to ensure proper alignment of tech bindings on mount. Basically -- loosely mount the toe, fully mount the heel, click boot in, then snug up the toe.


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    Quote Originally Posted by doebedoe View Post
    Nice little video on mounting G3 Zeds from G3. Nothing fancy, but clear demonstration of a good way to ensure proper alignment of tech bindings on mount. Basically -- loosely mount the toe, fully mount the heel, click boot in, then snug up the toe.
    thats how I do it but I don't have a jig so I mount heel first at dead center, mount toe by one screw, click boot in then drill and mount the rest of the toe screws ... always lines up right
    Lee Lau - xxx-er is the laziest Asian canuck I know

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    Quote Originally Posted by GeezerSteve View Post
    No worry. He plans to chink those gaps with sphagnum moss
    That's racist.
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    Quote Originally Posted by riff View Post
    187 UL GPO’s, tectons.
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    Gorgeous! curious where you mounted em?
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    Quote Originally Posted by eskido View Post
    Gorgeous! curious where you mounted em?
    On the top.
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    the situation strikes me as WAY too much drama at this point

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    GPO’s at -1. On top.


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    Got to the Ramblin’ Jacks yesterday, still waiting on the right size brakes. Joplins are to the left, with radical toes and kruezpiste heels.


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    Quote Originally Posted by riff View Post
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    Got to the Ramblin’ Jacks yesterday, still waiting on the right size brakes. Joplins are to the left, with radical toes and kruezpiste heels.


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    cut out stumps real good

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    Somebody went through my list and took it up a notch on all the chores....
    I had to tune all the skis real good too. Probably for the best in the long run


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    Quote Originally Posted by riff View Post
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    Got to the Ramblin’ Jacks yesterday
    those are sharp sticks!

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    Quote Originally Posted by riff View Post
    GPO’s at -1. On top.


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    Heehee, thanks... dem Lithics looking sweet too! One of these days I’d really like to get a pair
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    Quote Originally Posted by riff View Post
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    Got to the Ramblin’ Jacks yesterday, still waiting on the right size brakes. Joplins are to the left, with radical toes and kruezpiste heels.


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    Sweet! How about a full length rocker pic of the Jacks?

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    I’ll get some rocker pics up when I get home.


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