^^ what bindings?
oh, and thanks for the measurements.
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^^ what bindings?
oh, and thanks for the measurements.
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Originally Posted by jondrums
they are tyrolia peak 18s.
I used the Look PX/Rossi Axial template to mount a pair of PX12s on my old skis last week. Everything lined up and worked perfect. Thanks for making these available to the masses!
It has come to my attention that the Salamon STH12 binding has a 3 hole toepiece. Can anyone provide an accurate measurement of the third hole location so that I can update the template? (Assuming that the rear two holes match the 4 hole toes)
I'll check our templates with a caliper in a few hours when I'm at work. Any more measurements needed from Salomon templates?!?! (work in the concept store in Stockholm...).
Edit: I brought an old display piece home as an extra for future mounting, but I only marked the Driver-holes (I only use those bindings) and forgot about the STH12 and the oversize pattern...
I got the display piece right infront of me but I can't tell which two holes that are the rear ones... I have good candidates, but I'm not sure. I'll look it up Saturday if no one can do it faster.
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Originally Posted by The SMP
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I found this link for a Naxo jig:
http://webprojects.systemworx.ch/nax...e_naxo0607.pdf
It's off of this web site:
http://webprojects.systemworx.ch/nax...?lid=0&cid=320
Just joined the forum to show my thanks.
The Axial2 template worked perfectly for my Rossi Scratch 120's.
Only thing I'd add is that an 07/08 Look.Rossi.Dyna tech book specifically says no wood glue... Not exactly sure why but thought I'd share.
Anyway thanks for sharing.
Excellent thread, thanks for putting this together. Does anyone one know if the Look PX/Axial 2 also works for the Rossi SAS series?
First Off, I would like to thank jondrums for all his time and effort, it's much appreciated by all.
I just wanted to say I used the Marker Jester template to mont some griffon to my Goats. I notice the toe mounts were about 1 mm (i have worn calipers) off to the right. I did the correction on my own and it was bang on. The heel template is perfect. Thanks again.
^^ thank you so much for catching that! I fixed the template and posted a new rev that will remain "untested" until someone verifies that it works perfect.
Just mounted some PX14s with the paper template. Came out perfect. Thanks to whoever made that one.
Used the Salomon template to mount 914's on my Billy Goats. I had an old paper template that I had used for several mounts, and while it was good I always had to force the last screw in. No big deal BUT the pdf was perfecto. I lined up the BSL marks and then compared to my old template and POW! they were perfect.
Anyway, done deal.
I wish the Fritschi template from WildSnow had those BSL marks. Takes away a lot of the dirty measuring.
dynafit worked well for me, I think to comment on the "slightly off" holes - it seems related to error in drilling or even initial punching. The "naked" binding laid on the template matches the hole centers perfectly. I used an automatic centerpunch in the past, but noted quite a bit of "jumping" when the punch activated, and lead to holes that are off by *just* a bit. I have since used a centerpunch which you hit with a hammer and I feel it goes through the template much more accurately. You can always find the marks and "reinforce" them with the punch after removal of the template, before drilling. Anyway, just my .02 on getting the holes perfectly laid out before drilling...
This thread should be stickied for sure, but wheres that tyrolia template? I would be so appreciative if you made the tyrolia template.
I downloaded the dynafit pdf from this thread last week and mounted my vertical STs yesterday using puderluder inserts. My boot is a size 27.0 BD method with a 318 BSL.
Everything worked out but the BSL scale on the rear binding template seemed off. I mounted the toe piece first and the scale on the template put the midsole of the boot right on the line. Perfect. However, here was my process for the heel:
After successfully mounting the toe piece, I placed the heel template so that it was centered (right-to-left) on the ski and the 320 scale mark was at the ski midsole mark. After using a punch to mark the positions of the four heel screws, I removed the template, put my boot into the binding and set the boot/binding combo on the ski to double check everything.
Because there is some adjustability to the heel of dynafits (such that it can accomodate a range of BSL sizes), I had the heel piece so it was about in the middle of its adjustment range. This is when I noticed that the punched hole marks were off. Using the template scale, your heel piece ends up mounted at the extreme end of it's adjustment range. But, if you want the heel piece in the middle of it's adjustment range, the template scale is off. Maybe the template is this way intentionally? If it's this way intentionally, I think a warning on the dynafit template for people in my position would be appropriate so nobody miss drills anything.
WyoWill - mine came out to almost dead-center at 310mm. Not sure what could be wrong at 320mm, but I had no such issue. If you drill at 320 for 318mm, I'd think you'd be moving it forward on its adjustment range, not back?!?
I have to say - I hope the dynafit template isn't wrong, because a lot of people have successfully used it... This template was copied from penchelman's (I think) pdf template that is floating around TGR. I tweaked the toe location because it was a bit off in his rendition. I have dynafits, but I will confess I've never mounted them using the template, I'll have to give it a shot and see if the template is indeed wrong. Thanks for the head's up Will.
So I just dug my printed heel template out of the trash to double check things. If I position the template next to my ski with the 320 mark on the scale at the midsole mark on my ski, the hole marks on the template are about 10mm farther back than the holes I drilled. Put another way, if I line the holes up, the 310 mark is at the midsole line. The toe piece measures perfect. Here's a crappy cell phone pic:
http://lh4.ggpht.com/_S7r2yM3pypA/S1...0/IMG00025.jpg
Who knows? Maybe I'm messed up here somehow.
I was just about to print out the template, and realized that just two weeks ago I mounted a friend's skis with it and it came out great. bsl of about 300. Something creepy is going on here...
are you sure the boots are 320 BSL? take a ruler to the sole from front to back and verify for us just in case BD misreported.
I measured with a ruler and got 317. The boot claims it's a 318.
So how about this theory, if the front tech inserts are placed farther aft in my boot than typical for other boots, the heel of the boot would be farther forward--possibly accounting for the heel placement issue. Not sure why this wouldn't affect the front though...
After thinking another minute, if the tech inserts are farther back in the toe of my boot, the toe piece would be off by half as much as the heel piece (right?). An amount I might not have noticed when I mounted them (5mm vs. 10mm). Either way, the moral of the story is to double (triple, or quadruple) check everything.
Edit - I just clipped the boots into the bindings to check things out yet again, and it appears that the boot midsole line is slightly forward (2-3 mms) of the midsole mark on the ski--suggesting that my tech insert theory might have some credibility.
well, 317 versus 320 is 3mm, an extra 2-3mm difference in the toepiece inserts (maybe?) and we're getting close to understanding the discrepancy.
Bottom line, glad you got your bindings mounted up correctly - everyone should consider a test mount first.
bump for the addition of a Tyrolia pattern based on measurements from jeffamantea
and for an updated Salomon template with 3rd toe hole added
whoever is able, please verify the patterns if you can!
Forgive me if I am being retarded, but why do the bsl numbers on the heel of the duke template run the opposite way than those of the other templates?
I mean using the template the heel holes for a 340bsl will be closer to the center line than a 320bsl.
Am i missing something?
Ahh, think I have my own answer, it is because the heel holes are always a fixed distance from the toe right? And the heel piece moves on the binding.
Just used the tyrolia template to mount up some mojo 15s. They're perfect, thanks jondrums.
anyone know why i cant finde the correct print setting for the axial2? the measurements on the side come out short on every setting???
help?
under advanced setting in the print dialog, somewhere there is a place to enter the print scaling as a percentage 0-100%. Set to 100%, measure the ruler on the paper, and rescale until it is spot on.
also uncheck a box that says something like "scale to fit media"
PERFECT!! the px/axial2 template works to spec!!! flawless mount.
Bump. This should be sticky.
FWIW, the Look ZRS toe has a 3 hole design pattern using the front two holes of the Pivot toe and the third hole is on the center line even with the two rear holes of the pivot toe.
thx for all the feedback on this. i have a shop working to mount jesters to my bent chetlers using the template. will post more once completed. i had to adjust and print to 106% of the format to make the scale true.
jester template worked perfectly. thanks for putting this info out there. JUST REMEMBER TO SCALE YOUR PRINT SETTINGS! if you are in austin tx or nearby go see oliver and ski & sail on 183, he hooked me up and did a flawless job. validated by several big airs and a few tamahawks today at kirkwood...
px racing template worked great! first attempt at a binding mount and it went smoothly. found out the easiest way to find the center line was to wrap a piece of paper around the ski, creasing it on the ski edges. remove the paper and fold it in half, lining up the crease marks. put the paper back on the ski in the same spot and the fold in the middle will be the center line. i had tried using calipers to find the center, but the paper method seemed easier and more accurate.
4frnt deadbolt 816s (Vist rebranded) template anyone?
Yeah, I know they're not popular around here, but I have them and a pair of unmounted praxis pows in my garage. Would be nice to take them out for a test drive...
Dynafit template + FT12's + Mega-Rides = bang on the mark.
Recently used this naxo template for a pair of Medium NX21's and everything lined up perfectly! I believe it will work for most, if not all models of Naxo's
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Kids binding: Rossignol Comp J
Measurements are for a 250mm BSL (Nordica kids boots) and screw holes are measured center to center.
Toe is an inverted triangle. 40mm across at the tips. The height (or should I say depth since we're going top to tail?) of this triangle is 47mm. Rest is shown a bit more graphically below:
* 40 mm *
47mm
......* (ignore the periods)
116 mm
Boot Center line for 250 BSL
100 mm
* 40mm *
75 mm
* 40mm *
hey Tim ^^^ what BSL size range should I make the templates for? I have no experience with kids boots.