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Remounted skis in same holes

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goofygoober
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so technically an update from my last thread about how the mounts on my buttersticks were off. Went in to check if they were off and the tech unmounted the the one ski I was worried about and put the jig over the ski. Holes lined up fine so probably was just an optical illusion ig. anyway tech remounted the ski by just redrilling back into the same hole. Is this an issue or is it fine? Havent had a day on these ski yet. Wondering if them just redrilling it without doing anything is a problem or not.
Mar 13 2023 9:42PM
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stokedelic
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did they use glue?
Mar 13 2023 9:55PM
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goofygoober
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yes tech put in glue before they remounted
Mar 13 2023 10:00PM
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KilaTsunami
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omgeeitslexiyes tech put in glue before they remounted


Yea u should be good. That happens with some top sheets. They’re not always glued on right
Mar 13 2023 10:07PM
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goofygoober
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KilaTsunamiYea u should be good. That happens with some top sheets. They’re not always glued on right


alr good to hear
Mar 13 2023 10:12PM
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GrapeHunter
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threading the screws back into existing holes isnt "redrilling", thats just putting the screws back in lol
Mar 13 2023 10:47PM
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hemlockjibber8
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The glue is used to seal the core not stick the top sheets back together, or to hold the screw in. Just to protect it from water.


if they carefully threaded it back into the same threads by hand then it will be fine. If they just smashed it back in with a drill, chances are they would have damaged the threads and increased the likely hood of pull out as there wasn’t solid wood to catch on.

To test, use a screw driver and see if you can make the screws spin. You should be able to put a fair bit of force into it. Use one hand, not your entire body weight .
KilaTsunamiYea u should be good. That happens with some top sheets. They’re not always glued on right
Mar 14 2023 12:04AM
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goofygoober
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GrapeHunterthreading the screws back into existing holes isnt "redrilling", thats just putting the screws back in lol


ig yea, couldn’t find the right words lol i’m horrid w words
Mar 14 2023 12:11AM
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goofygoober
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hemlockjibber8The glue is used to seal the core not stick the top sheets back together, or to hold the screw in. Just to protect it from water.


if they carefully threaded it back into the same threads by hand then it will be fine. If they just smashed it back in with a drill, chances are they would have damaged the threads and increased the likely hood of pull out as there wasn’t solid wood to catch on.

To test, use a screw driver and see if you can make the screws spin. You should be able to put a fair bit of force into it. Use one hand, not your entire body weight .


yea they just put glue and “drilled” it right back in. i’ll test that tomorrow. should i be unscrewing or screwing more when testing.
Mar 14 2023 12:28AM
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GrapeHunter
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omgeeitslexiyea they just put glue and “drilled” it right back in. i’ll test that tomorrow. should i be unscrewing or screwing more when testing.


dont fuckin touch them, they're fine. if they have glue they're sealed and not going to rot or pull. i guarantee u dont have the right screw driver and u will strip the screw heads and make this whole situation worse
Mar 14 2023 12:50AM
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tdollo
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I've been riding my edollos this year without glue to prove its all a lie pushed by Big Glue.
Mar 14 2023 1:17AM
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Paul.
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Dont touch your screws they are fine. If you try turning them now you will just break the seal on the glue and let water into the holes. Just go enjoy your new skis
Mar 14 2023 1:23AM
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KilaTsunami
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hemlockjibber8The glue is used to seal the core not stick the top sheets back together, or to hold the screw in. Just to protect it from water.


if they carefully threaded it back into the same threads by hand then it will be fine. If they just smashed it back in with a drill, chances are they would have damaged the threads and increased the likely hood of pull out as there wasn’t solid wood to catch on.

To test, use a screw driver and see if you can make the screws spin. You should be able to put a fair bit of force into it. Use one hand, not your entire body weight .


Yea I know I just meant the optical illusion happens sorta often bcs topsheets aren’t always placed exactly symmetrical on top of the ski.
Mar 14 2023 7:49AM
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goofygoober
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GrapeHunterdont fuckin touch them, they're fine. if they have glue they're sealed and not going to rot or pull. i guarantee u dont have the right screw driver and u will strip the screw heads and make this whole situation worse


oh alright then wont touch them
Mar 14 2023 8:23AM
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