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    Blown Edge repair guide from tt.com

    telmarktips.com has this amazing and detailed repair tutorial for a complete edge blowout.
    I've read some of the threads here, which are great, but learned a few more things from this.

    http://www.telemarktips.com/BaseRepair.html

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    Agreed. Well documented piece. And the final pics of the repair demonstrate the procedure's validity.

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    This procedure or a variation of it works very well. Over the winter I probably replaced a combined total of 4 feet of edge on various ski and boards...but never mine......Bro Model's and Explosives don't sucumb to rocks in the same way.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Idris
    This procedure or a variation of it works very well. Over the winter I probably replaced a combined total of 4 feet of edge on various ski and boards...but never mine......Bro Model's and Explosives don't sucumb to rocks in the same way.
    I bet a fair amount of those were K2's, huh?

    I've done this a few times too, back in my shop rat days.
    "Have fun, get a flyrod, and give the worm dunkers the finger when you start double hauling." ~Lumpy

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    Quote Originally Posted by 72Twenty
    I bet a fair amount of those were K2's, huh?

    I've done this a few times too, back in my shop rat days.
    They are old wood core Salomon X-Screams...

    I tried to do almost the same as this on my Rossi XXX, but they did not want to hold together after....

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    Few skis allow reattachment of the edge into a solid core. Many edge's teeth have only sidewall above them, so the volant edge substitution has a better chance of extending to wood. The main issue about resting edge teeth on the wood is the 1/2 mm of milling that has to be done along the sides of the core to accomodate the edge teeth.

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