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    DIY Binding Templates

    For those inclined to make their own templates or interested in helping get them created vs expecting/waiting on others to provide them, here are some initial thoughts that might help you:

    1) Print and verify scale of this binding template base sheet.

    2) Cut into individual pieces of paper and tape to a flat surface.

    3) Clearly & accurately mark BSC & heel center of your boot with a marker or grease pencil.

    4) If tech or tele bindings, attached the toe piece to the binding pins on the boot. Otherwise place alpine binding in toe piece

    5) Place boot and binding on the toe base sheet with your BSC at the corresponding, nearest 5mm BSC on the base sheet, along with heel centered on the center line. Measure from boot toe to front set of binding toe piece screw holes.

    6) Mark toe holes with pencil. Measure binding holes from one side to the same side (ie, left and left and bottom & bottom) along with diagonals. Mark on template base sheet.

    7) Do the same to the heel with the binding set to the middle of it’s adjustable range on the heel sheet. Measure from boot heel to rear holes of heel piece.

    8) If you have a flat bed scanner, scan the binding bottoms. (Ideally, with the boot attached.)

    When I find more time I’ll expand on this and will add a post in our tuning tips. It’s been an ongoing issue and I’ve thinking of ways to facilitate this process, including images, drawings and videos.

    Here is the link to our Binding Mounting Tips. You can also leave comments or ask questions there.

    Post up other tips and ideas you've found.
    Last edited by Alpinord; 11-06-2019 at 06:55 AM.
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    Marker Alpinist Template

    Based on the above info, I received back Marker Alpinist templates for 304 & 324 BSLs. The provider said he could make others for specific BSLs. Contact me and I'll forward info to him. Eventually, these may transform into a 'universal' Marker Alpinist template.
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    Thanks a million for sharing the base template. They helped immensely with a mount tonight - I was able to hack together a slightly better atk template with my budget photoshop skills.

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    Nice to hear.
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    Printing mounting templates on transparency paper is the bomb.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cisco Kid View Post
    Printing mounting templates on transparency paper is the bomb.
    That's be a good option to add to our installation kits. Thanks!
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    DIY Binding Templates

    Quote Originally Posted by Cisco Kid View Post
    Printing mounting templates on transparency paper is the bomb.
    Vellum is a good option since it’s erasable and you can draw on it to make adjustments if needed.

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    To float an idea, what is the utility of a printed 'straight edge' with grid and boot sole length & center grid that could be rolled out on a ski and taped? It could be printed on very sturdy mylar that is translucent.

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