How to mount skis

You can, there are some pretty good tutorials out there. You pretty much just need to find a template for your bindings on Google or something and print it out and place it on the ski. You just have to be really careful and make sure it's straight because you'll definitely be able to tell if it's not. Here's one that I used a while back
https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/844619/How-to-mount-snow-ski-bindings

Be prepared to spend like 2 hours quadruple checking all your measurements before you drill.

I do all my bindings myself with a paper template found here: https://www.bindingfreedom.com/paper-tempaltes/

You need a drill, a bit set, a #4 pozi head, and some sort of epoxy or wood glue. I use marine epoxy as I've heard wood glue doesn't seal as well and water can get in. I'd also recommend also having a ratchet so you can get the screws in real tight, and a pair of calipers, or ruler, to double check the measurements of the paper template.

The best part about mounting your own bindings, I think, is the time saved as opposed to the $ saved. In my experience, ski shops usually take about a week to mount skis, so it's nice to get it done in an hour. The worst part is that is it really stressful because if you mess up, it's on you. Good luck.

Also I've heard that you can have a shop drill the holes for you, and you can mount them yourself which is supposed to save $.

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hot glue

ScaryDumpTruckTitle says it all, I don't want to pay a $60 charge and bring my skis to a ski shop to get them mounted. Could I do it myself and what tools would I need?

airmightydudehot glue

Scotch tape

Just eyeball it.

I mean if you are going to be mounting a lot of skis I fkin love my jigarex. Its amazing. Had a few friends go in on it with me and it cost me less than a mount at a shop. Its accurate as hell and I don't have to worry anymore. Made a few bucks off some mounts too.