Why would you set up the plate height before you adjust the length to fit the boot in the binding? Seems like things are being done out of order.

Thanks!!!!

best video on how to do it by far. IMPORTANT: paper size in US, in comparison to the paper size used on those templates, makes the print out to be bit smaller than in reality. To fix it, when printing Scale to 103% to get the right size

so helpful!

Lol 9:17 was that a joke or what :D

Thank you , very nice and useful video. Iam going to mount my bind in spain....

Thanks, this was really helpful in 2024.

I was struggling to get the length correct on my marker duke bindings, I didn't realise there was a feature that the screw becomes flush so this video was very helpful thanks 🙏🙏

no way i have the exact same touring setup

thanks man, youre one of the only vids i found that explains the length adjustments, appreciate it.

Thank you! You saved me two 1-hour round-trips to the ski shop, not to mention the $59 they would charge to do what I can do so easily at home!

Great video. In english, those angled things are called a chamfer bit, as they make a chamfer on the workpiece :)

Great, thank you.

I was wondering if you could 3d print a mounting guide?

Dude, U got sub from me!

I was wondering if you could explain to me how to set the ski binding to the weight

Every other din graph I have taken has me at 5,,,, your graph has me at 6.

Excellent.

I will join the chorus. Two great videos. Lots of good ideas, explanations and demonstrations. Many thanks.

Hi I have a question. My bindings are for grip walk boots, but I just bought new lange boots and I see that they are not grip walk boots, they are flat bottom ISO 5355. They are new but leftover from season 2021. Will I be able to set up these boots for the grip walk bindings?

Very clear and easy to follow! Thanks bud!

Nice ben chestlers skis

I need some help. Everytime I go to get my ski boots binded to my skis. By the end of a couple runs, the boots detach easily. Any idea why that happens?

How do you adjust the boot length on Marker 4 motion bindings. There is a sliding part from side to side

thanks for the template!

gut erklärt. Danke

go to a local small ski shop and let them do it. Support local, also don't buy a frame tour binding.

Is this bike any good for jumping?

we are set thanks to your video.

Tool in your right hand is a CALIPER, at least in English. Tool in your left hand is protract. Good video😁

You can save more money not buying online.......

Thanks for the video and regards from Patagonia , Argentina

What is the model name for the boot

Kid’s IQ has to be below 80 but he still did a decent job lol

great video and presentation, thank you!

Great Video! I think the only detail that is important with Tech bindings is to put the boot in the toe and ensure it lines up with the heel before tightening. Common issue of getting the Pins missalligned.

Thanks buddy!

I have a Marker Warden 13 binding. Apparently the toe adjusts automatically, no need to set height. Is this correct? Thank you

Actually you must use the water resistant variant of that wood glue. The only purpose of this glue up, is to prevent water to get into the wooden core and start rotting. I would have put glue into the holes. This is not a thread locker!!! But very good work!

Whoah

Thx man, I really appreciate it

Good vid sounds weird as hell to hear it as D I N and not din though

What the hell is a DIN MAK?

What about boot and ski center lines?

I just got a knee injury from skiing and I’m rlly bummed but I’m looking to take precautions to prevent it from happening in the future. It looks like I already had a minor injury from swimming that was barely noticeable and my DIN was too high, hopefully I can avoid knee injuries in the future.

Really useful! Thanks

Danke schön für dein video. Thanks for the video!

It should be mentioned the DIN setting is one of the few standardized settings on an alpine ski binding (see ISO 8364).

Thanks! Your video was extremely helpful!!

Anyone have a valid link for king pin 13 template? Thanks! Great video!