Alpine Binding Screw Kit
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<shortDesc><![CDATA[200 piece SVST Alpine Binding Screw Kit. A selection of nine of the most popular sizes and lengths....]]></shortDesc>
<fullDesc><![CDATA[200 piece SVST Alpine Binding Screw Kit. A selection of nine of the most popular sizes and lengths. Screws are measured from tip to top. Includes twenty screws of each size plus twenty nylon tap-in inserts. -Older skis probably used longer screws as the skis were thicker and newer skis typically require shorter screws. -The thread pitch is unique to binding screws and optimized for skis and snowboards. A typical hardware store machine screw is NOT a recommended alternative. -tapping metal topsheets or mounting plates is highly recommended Alternatives & procedures for measuring (calipers are best): -measure existing screw if available -measure existing hole diameters -measure hole depths (calipers have depth gauges) -is the screw a flathead , tapered or have a shoulder? -take picture of existing screw and send it with dimensions -if in doubt send us one and we'll try to match]]></fullDesc>
<fullDesc><![CDATA[200 piece SVST Alpine Binding Screw Kit. A selection of nine of the most popular sizes and lengths. Screws are measured from tip to top. Includes twenty screws of each size plus twenty nylon tap-in inserts. -Older skis probably used longer screws as the skis were thicker and newer skis typically require shorter screws. -The thread pitch is unique to binding screws and optimized for skis and snowboards. A typical hardware store machine screw is NOT a recommended alternative. -tapping metal topsheets or mounting plates is highly recommended Alternatives & procedures for measuring (calipers are best): -measure existing screw if available -measure existing hole diameters -measure hole depths (calipers have depth gauges) -is the screw a flathead , tapered or have a shoulder? -take picture of existing screw and send it with dimensions -if in doubt send us one and we'll try to match]]></fullDesc>
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Feb 5, 2009 at 5:34 pm
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