My centerline location process: I tighten calipers across the ski, edge to edge, and using a ruler placed against the caliper arms to determine halfway, I mark three times - forward, boot center line, aft. Then I run a piece of blue painting tape along the marks. I double-check the measurements and use a steel ruler to check for straightness. Tape template to the ski aligning along the centerline tape and boot center mark.
Our own @SlideWright has a page on his website with a great discussion of mounting bindings.
And if I didn’t already have a method, I’d be looking hard at @SlideWright’s tool for locating it.
Our own @SlideWright has a page on his website with a great discussion of mounting bindings.
Finding Your Ski's Centerline - SlideWright Ski & Snowboard Tools, Wares & Tips
One of the few things consistent between all of the various shapes, sizes, side wall and top sheet shapes, binding locations, and camber/rocker, etc of skis and snowboards is that they are symmetrical relative to their longitudinal centerline. Finding the centerline with accurate measuring and...
www.slidewright.com
And if I didn’t already have a method, I’d be looking hard at @SlideWright’s tool for locating it.
SlideWright SkiScribe Centerline Tool
www.slidewright.com
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