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boredboiseboy
 Post subject: a difffrent approach to cutting burtons boards..?
PostPosted: Mon Apr 10, 2006 10:00 pm 
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is it possable to just drill out the middle inserts on a burton board, or are they t nuts?
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jimw
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They're t-nuts. Don't have a pic handy, but they definitely have a larger diameter on the bottom 1/32" or so. Sorry...
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mtnrider
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Snowboard inserts all have a larger diameter flat base on them so they don't pull thru the core of the board too easily. It helps to distribute the pressure over a wider surface. If they were just a single diameter they would pull out too easy.
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boredboiseboy
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thats sort of what i thought..but i wasnt sure:) thanks!
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