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Skis are scraping pvc pipe

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Domski1856
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So I build my summer setup and my new k2 sights are scraping/shaving the pvc pipe... Is this normal for pvc pipe summer setups? What should I do? I'd hate to bust my new skis before the next season.
Thanks guys I really appreciate it!
Mar 21 2015 7:14PM
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TheOrigin
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Yes, it's normal. I'd suggest detuning your skis underfoot too if you already haven't
Mar 21 2015 7:38PM
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Domski1856
Posts: 93 - Karma: 1,334
Domski1856So I build my summer setup and my new k2 sights are scraping/shaving the pvc pipe... Is this normal for pvc pipe summer setups? What should I do? I'd hate to bust my new skis before the next season.
Thanks guys I really appreciate it!


TheOriginYes, it's normal. I'd suggest detuning your skis underfoot too if you already haven't


May I ask how you detuned your edges? I was thinking of getting a bastard file and running that back and forth a couple times
Mar 21 2015 7:48PM
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TheOrigin
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Domski1856May I ask how you detuned your edges? I was thinking of getting a bastard file and running that back and forth a couple times


File it down and round it with a gummy stone. Don't be too aggressive though... Remember, it's better to detune a bit at a time versus screwing your edges permanently
Mar 21 2015 8:15PM
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RudyGarmisch
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Preserve your rail, shave down your skis.
Mar 21 2015 8:34PM
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supersquid
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Domski1856May I ask how you detuned your edges? I was thinking of getting a bastard file and running that back and forth a couple times


i take a real rough file and scrape it in a circular motion underfoot and 3-4 inches in front of and behind the binding. be careful though dont want to take to much off, i then do the same thing with a much less course file and finally smooth it all off with a gum stone.
Mar 22 2015 9:31PM
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