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Thread: DIY Binding Drill Jig (printable)

  1. #151
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    hmmm...are you talking about the lateral ruler markings like on the binding freedom templates?

    As is, If I want to double check CL I put down a piece of masking tape and mark each notch. Then measure from each side of the ski for the end marks to verify its centered, and then double check with a straightedge that all marks are in-line.

  2. #152
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    Yes those rulers from binding freedom. It's just a suggestion that I thought would make a nice addition.

  3. #153
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    Just bumping this because I'm printing some templates in anticipation of mounting some fucking skis...

    MottN posted a few updates. I'm a big fan of the new friction fit toe and heel stops.

    Sent from my Pixel 8 Pro using Tapatalk

  4. #154
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    DIY Binding Drill Jig (printable)

    MottN jig is life changing. I don’t have access to a 3D printer so I ordered a jig and various plates from the man himself. Mounted 4 pairs of skis thus far, and each have been a dream.

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    Quote Originally Posted by fleaches View Post
    Just bumping this because I'm printing some templates in anticipation of mounting some fucking skis...

    MottN posted a few updates. I'm a big fan of the new friction fit toe and heel stops.
    Thanks fleaches! Yeah I'm not sure why I hadn't done that before...Having the stops easily removable makes it nicer to store if you have a bunch of plates and easier to clamp in place while drilling if desired.


    Quote Originally Posted by Dhiler17 View Post
    MottN jig is life changing. I don’t have access to a 3D printer so I ordered a jig and various plates from the man himself. Mounted 4 pairs of skis thus far, and each have been a dream.
    Glad its working for you!


    To anyone else interested in this, 3d printers are wonderful tools and you can do a lot with them provided you have the time/space/money. If you're remotely interested in 3D printing I'd encourage you to look into it - there are lots of good options for affordable machines.
    ...And if you're not interested, I'm still happy to make these for people

  6. #156
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    Bump. Mounted my first pair or skis on this. Such a game changer. Can buy swiss cheese skis on the cheap now.

    Thanks so much for the assistance MottN. Great product.

  7. #157
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    Got myself a bambu P1S w/ AMS this winter and re-printed the updated jig + some more templates. The lower + beefed up end clamps are super nice. Thinking a cool project would be a more secure mechanism for keeping the templates in place along the rails. May start with a few extra sliding bits, but thinking about how the sliders could lock the template in/keep it from falling out the bottom. Thanks again MottN, can't say enough how huge of a time saver this has been for me!

  8. #158
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    More kudos for MottN - love the setup, it works perfectly, thank you so much for putting this together. Such an awesome resource. deeply grateful.

  9. #159
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    man I wish images still worked around here.
    nice work MottN. Im sending you a question or two.

  10. #160
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    Quote Originally Posted by apocequip307 View Post
    Got myself a bambu P1S w/ AMS this winter and re-printed the updated jig + some more templates. The lower + beefed up end clamps are super nice. Thinking a cool project would be a more secure mechanism for keeping the templates in place along the rails. May start with a few extra sliding bits, but thinking about how the sliders could lock the template in/keep it from falling out the bottom. Thanks again MottN, can't say enough how huge of a time saver this has been for me!
    Originally I designed it with the templates unconstrained vertically so that they can directly contact the ski and accomidate for rocker/camber rather than floating above the surface. I supposed there are ways to let them still float vertically without falling out easily.

    Quote Originally Posted by N1CK. View Post
    man I wish images still worked around here. nice work MottN. Im sending you a question or two.
    Sure, happy to help!

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