Drill bits sized for alpine binding screws, made to work with manufacturers' mounting jigs.
Bit diameter and depth are not a matter of judgement in ski mounting. Too narrow and the screw splits the core or snaps; too wide and it strips and pulls out under load — which is a binding release failure, not an inconvenience. Correct bits are the cheapest part of getting this right.
- For accurate alpine binding mounting
- Designed to work with binding manufacturer mounting jigs
- Provide precise countersunk holes
- 2 7/8" length
Depth control matters as much as diameter. Drilling through the core into the base ruins the ski. Bits for ski mounting are made to a specific length for that reason, and a depth stop is not optional.
This is professional tooling. Mounting race bindings involves the jig, the correct bits, glue, correct torque and a release check afterwards. We do it in the shop in Boise, and for race gear it is worth having done properly.
See mounting equipment and hole plugs.