Post subject: Re: last years board - 161 NS legacy
Posted: Sun Oct 16, 2011 9:18 am
Joined: Mon Jan 11, 2010 12:44 pm Posts: 73 Location: Talkeetna mountains, ak
fitit wrote:
Why are quiver killers m5? Standard ski size?
M5 is not standard for skis... I think they were trying to come up with an insert that wouldn't need such a Large hole. They claim the m5 insert isn't any larger then your typical wood binding screw. With the insert you only drill a 1/4" hole instead of a 19/64" like for the T-nut. I dabbled with Tele for a couple years and my last couple pairs of skis had quiver killers and they were solid. Gave up on Tele, so I just pulled the inserts out yesterday and plan to try them in my next split!
Post subject: Re: last years board - 161 NS legacy
Posted: Thu Oct 11, 2012 4:07 pm
Joined: Wed Nov 30, 2005 3:32 pm Posts: 307
I think those voids are probably intentionally routered weight saving measures, I really don't see how they'd end up in core any other way, and they are typically only on the bottom of a core.
they definitely looked intentional, it just seems like having them on the bottom of the core adjacent to the base material is asking for trouble. i have had many nasty gouges on my resort boards that would have been that much worse if there had been no wood to back up the base. being a person that rides boards way past when others would retire them, this stuff matters to me.
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