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CatdickBojanglesIf you need to ask these questions you probably should fork out the $ for a professional to do it. Practice on a beat old ski before doing it on your brand new ski. And yes those are a “youth binding” don’t expect them to hold up.
BradFiAusNzCoCaI used one from here with great results. The binding freedom templates are trash. See if you can find it here:
https://drive.google.com/drive/mobile/folders/1lpDx4-8PF44Pc08HHNyYY6Gg2a3Dd245
Make sure to check your scaling. Usually it should be 100%.
Use this guide with particular focus on finding centerline:
https://www.slidewright.com/powderguide-ski-binding-templates/
Put tape over your ski to mark it up. Measure a lot and compare your bindings to the holes on the template.
Good luck
AlexHallsEyebrowThanks much
BradFiAusNzCoCaOne more thing to point out that just popped in my head: if you don’t have the flared drill bit for ski screws then be careful with putting tape to measure depth on a normal drill bit. Friend of mine said the tape got hot and was sliding (and he didn’t realize) and he accidentally drilled through his base. So maybe mark the bit with a marker
AlexHallsEyebrowNaw they beat skis and I’m light and young, I used the bindings last season. I’m at like a 5 din so, the friend I’m mounting them with has mounted skis before.
**This post was edited on Sep 17th 2021 at 8:46:39am
AlexHallsEyebrowNaw they beat skis and I’m light and young, I used the bindings last season. I’m at like a 5 din so, the friend I’m mounting them with has mounted skis before.
**This post was edited on Sep 17th 2021 at 8:46:39am
Lotsofkush42Which topsheet doe
Poindexter.V2They are not actually a junior or "youth" binding. Standard DIN iso adult numbers fit in there.
I believe those are even sent with the full length "adult" screws
colorado_frenchyIf that's not the case you need a different drill bit (smaller diameter, 3.5 I believe)
BradFiAusNzCoCaI used one from here with great results. The binding freedom templates are trash. See if you can find it here:
https://drive.google.com/drive/mobile/folders/1lpDx4-8PF44Pc08HHNyYY6Gg2a3Dd245
Make sure to check your scaling. Usually it should be 100%.
Use this guide with particular focus on finding centerline:
https://www.slidewright.com/powderguide-ski-binding-templates/
Put tape over your ski to mark it up. Measure a lot and compare your bindings to the holes on the template.
Good luck
AlexHallsEyebrowSo after reviewing many different sites (tgr) I did not find the “exact binding template” but would there be any difference between these and like the marker jesters. Also on the link above I found the marker 10 free, is that the same binding?
**This post was edited on Oct 15th 2021 at 7:35:45pm
AlexHallsEyebrowSo after reviewing many different sites (tgr) I did not find the “exact binding template” but would there be any difference between these and like the marker jesters. Also on the link above I found the marker 10 free, is that the same binding?
**This post was edited on Oct 15th 2021 at 7:35:45pm
AlexHallsEyebrowSo after reviewing many different sites (tgr) I did not find the “exact binding template” but would there be any difference between these and like the marker jesters. Also on the link above I found the marker 10 free, is that the same binding?
**This post was edited on Oct 15th 2021 at 7:35:45pm
AlexHallsEyebrowSo after reviewing many different sites (tgr) I did not find the “exact binding template” but would there be any difference between these and like the marker jesters. Also on the link above I found the marker 10 free, is that the same binding?
**This post was edited on Oct 15th 2021 at 7:35:45pm
BradFiAusNzCoCaPut tape over your skis and mark the template on the tape. Compare the holes to your bindings by overlaying them.
Don’t get slack. You need to be basically within 1/2 minimal
Poindexter.V2Free ten uses the same holes as the marker 10 tp