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1 of 1 184 swallowtail poachers (they probs like a 179 now). Free, just pay shipping, mounted for 28.5 boot just put a folded up coffee sleeve under your heelpiece and you will be #lockedin
**This post was edited on Mar 21st 2024 at 12:24:14pm
1 of 1 184 swallowtail poachers (they probs like a 179 now). Free, just pay shipping, mounted for 28.5 boot just put a folded up coffee sleeve under your heelpiece and you will be #lockedin
**This post was edited on Mar 21st 2024 at 12:24:14pm
1 of 1 184 swallowtail poachers (they probs like a 179 now). Free, just pay shipping, mounted for 28.5 boot just put a folded up coffee sleeve under your heelpiece and you will be #lockedin
**This post was edited on Mar 21st 2024 at 12:24:14pm
**This post was edited on Mar 21st 2024 at 12:37:55pm
mrk127@BallClapper I’m curious what you do as a machinist? I’m really interested in programming and running CNC mills and lathes for work in the future
Mostly do conversational programming on Prototrak lathes and mills. I'm currently going to school to be a machinist and am going into my third quarter. Probably going to make a career out of it so I feel fine about calling myself one. For full CNC having the right setup and efficient tool paths is essential. Idk how much you already know. I feel that it's important to start with manual machining before going to cnc. Helps you build a better understanding of the process and teaches good habits.
I have some Prodigy 1.0s 187 I'd send you if you pay shipping. They're missing a few inches of edge under the feet. They've been mounted twice for pivots at center and -1.5. Heelpiece pulled out both times but you should be able to fill the holes with some epoxy and plugs. Also a pair of rossi slats, also pretty thrashed. I think they're 181ish. Mounted once with look xps or whatever they're called. Take your pick.
**This post was edited on Mar 22nd 2024 at 12:51:08pm
1 of 1 184 swallowtail poachers (they probs like a 179 now). Free, just pay shipping, mounted for 28.5 boot just put a folded up coffee sleeve under your heelpiece and you will be #lockedin
**This post was edited on Mar 21st 2024 at 12:24:14pm
skiP.E.I.I have some Prodigy 1.0s 187 I'd send you if you pay shipping. They're missing a few inches of edge under the feet. They've been mounted twice for pivots at center and -1.5. Heelpiece pulled out both times but you should be able to fill the holes with some epoxy and plugs. Also a pair of rossi slats, also pretty thrashed. I think they're 181ish. Mounted once with look xps or whatever they're called. Take your pick.
**This post was edited on Mar 22nd 2024 at 12:51:08pm
@BLandz are a little too clapped for my liking. Can you send some pictures?
So the slats are in worse condition than I remembered. 1 edge is intact with the rest of the edges missing 5-10” under foot. Otherwise the skis are structurally fine. Close up pic is the worse of the two skis. They were last used at a rail jam in i think 2017 for a hill bomb on the wet grass. If you want the slats you can have the bindings, they just need brakes.
Here are the factions. They have two mounts and many edges cracks with a few short sections missing but the edges are overall more intact. They were last used by my snowboarder friend who wanted to learn rails on skis. I’ve been holding onto them as a backup for my backup skis. I’m keeping the pivots for parts.
**This post was edited on Mar 25th 2024 at 2:31:28pm
**This post was edited on Mar 25th 2024 at 2:34:03pm
1 of 1 184 swallowtail poachers (they probs like a 179 now). Free, just pay shipping, mounted for 28.5 boot just put a folded up coffee sleeve under your heelpiece and you will be #lockedin
**This post was edited on Mar 21st 2024 at 12:24:14pm
