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How to remove bindings

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oldworld_newlife
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how do i unscrew and remove my bindings without fucking up my skis?
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suup
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Get a pozi drive screw driver. I used a phillips head and ended up stripping a screw. (not fun) Proceed to unscrew the screws.
A shop would probably take them out for you for free.
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SFBv420.0
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have someone who doesn't need to start a thread asking how do it
if non of your bros are that smart
ski techs are there for you
10 years ago
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El_Barto.
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#3 philips will do it and push down hard as you untwist
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.CJ.
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If you have an electric drill or screwdriver that will work fine.
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shin-bang
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El_Barto.#3 philips will do it and push down hard as you untwist

yes^ just be careful not to strip the screw heads.
.CJ.If you have an electric drill or screwdriver that will work fine.


and if op doesnt know how to take out screws i would not recommend using a drill.
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oldworld_newlife
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shin-bangyes^ just be careful not to strip the screw heads.


and if op doesnt know how to take out screws i would not recommend using a drill.


theyre just in there so damn tight and theres epoxy on the screws so .
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.lencon
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SteezySmith57theyre just in there so damn tight and theres epoxy on the screws so .


The people who mounted them should have never used epoxy. As you said it's ridiculously hard to get them out. Wood glue is a better option they should have used
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