Do it yourself. It's not that hard. I've done it in the parking lot at Cat drinking moonshine. I do recommend buying the drill bits that only go so far.
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I just might end up doing that at this point. What did you do for placement? measure chord center, then put the top screw at chord center or back from there?
I just might end up doing that at this point. What did you do for placement? measure chord center, then put the top screw at chord center or back from there?
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Cord Center under the ball of my foot. If you are using Voile 3-Pins that would probably put the rear of the plate right about chord center.
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@teledave 286510 wrote:Do it yourself. It's not that hard. I've done it in the parking lot at Cat drinking moonshine. I do recommend buying the drill bits that only go so far.
Seriously, as someone who has spent an hour+ in a shop, w/ a drill press and STILL messed things up, that is so cool. I love those pictures
And welcome Winston -- I am curious about those skis, what have they been like?
Seriously, as someone who has spent an hour+ in a shop, w/ a drill press and STILL messed things up, that is so cool. I love those pictures
And welcome Winston -- I am curious about those skis, what have they been like?
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@davidski 287054 wrote:Seriously, as someone who has spent an hour+ in a shop, w/ a drill press and STILL messed things up, that is so cool. I love those pictures
What you didn't have was Teledave.
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I wish I could give them a review.. I still haven't mounted them yet.
I will be heading out to the mountains this weekend, hopefully beech since I've never been there.
I would love to give them a try in between some boarding runs, but I'd have to get them mounted by then so we'll see.
I will be heading out to the mountains this weekend, hopefully beech since I've never been there.
I would love to give them a try in between some boarding runs, but I'd have to get them mounted by then so we'll see.