We support the DIY movement. When a DIY makes sense— by all means, go for it. Damn straight if we don’t pucker every time we drill into a fresh ski during a binding mount. It’s at once unnerving and exhilarating. Does it require a mind worthy of NASA-level engineering to pull off? No. But…
A (mostly) 3D-Printed Jig Comes of Age
Simple and elegant: the Mottaz (mostly) 3D-printed jig. Two 2020 T-slots add rigidity and provide a frame for the DIY jig.
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Is he selling this? If so, where? (Or did I miss that?)
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Good question. I’m pretty certain Nat will work out an option to sell or at least make it easy to get this jig in your hands. I’ll shoot you his contact via a DM. Thanks for reading.
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