Blade removing........

[BobMcRobertson 0]

Gents, how does one remove the blades from a Tuuk LS2 holder without destroying anything? Thanks in advance.......

[JR Boucicaut 3810]

Take off the footbed

There'll be a cap in the heel, take that off.

Take an 8mm socket and put it in, undo the bolt

Pull the steel off from the heel.

[cougarscaptain87 13]

just an addition to jrs, if you had the holders mounted onto a boot that did not originaly come with the ls2 on there, you may have to completly remove the holder and then remount, if this is the scenario, make sure you have someone drill out this acess hole (i wouldnt say any larger than 3/8'') before remounting the holder.

[JR Boucicaut 3810]

No, all you have to do is get a big drill bit and drill straight down between the copper rivet and the last steel rivet. You don't have to remove the holder to do this.

You essentially need a hole the size of a nickel.

[cougarscaptain87 13]

couldnt you damage the bolt in the holder that way? thats what i was told before i started seeing you for all my skate problems.

[D aka speck 0]

if you get crazy with the drill you can. the trick is taking your time.

[JR Boucicaut 3810]

couldnt you damage the bolt in the holder that way? thats what i was told before i started seeing you for all my skate problems.

Nope...just let the drill do the work. I've done it countless of times.

I have a special drill bit in the shop that has a screw head. It drills the small hole first then bores the big hole. Works like a charm.

[cougarscaptain87 13]

hmmm, well you just saved me a ton of work, i think im gonna come see you one day and let you show me where to do it because my steel is loose on my skates, and ofcourse me and brandon didnt think to drill the acess hole until after the holders were already mounted.

[JR Boucicaut 3810]

Hahaha the two Stooges...

What are you two bitches doing this wknd?

[TBLfan 25]

all you need is a small pilot hole(it does what JR's bit does). Just take either a tap or a smaller drill bit and drill a small hole in the middle of where you want to drill the larger hole. It makes it very easy to drill out the bigger hole without "spill over." Or you can just keep gradually making the hole bigger, again much easier than just drilling with the larger bit.

[JR Boucicaut 3810]

That is another way of doing it. Drill your pilot hole - once you know you've hit it, bore it out with a bigger bit.

The bit I have is great - once it goes through, it holds it all in one piece. Doesn't strip the carbon fibre and like I said, it stays on the bit. So once I am done drilling, I can pull out exactly what was drilled out.

[cougarscaptain87 13]

Hahaha the two Stooges...

What are you two bitches doing this wknd?

this half of the 2 bitches is working in WATERFORD! tomorrow and monday, my other half was playin Narch today, but got shit stomped and he has the day off tomorrow and works with me monday, anything goin on with that bbq or did that idea get shut down?

[D aka speck 0]

I don't know if this is what JR has, but this is a hole saw. It works like a standard drill bit and come in a wide variety of sizes.