Who do you trust to work on your skis?

So either new holes drilled and the old filled, or helicoils.

If you end up deciding to do your own work (its really not that hard -- at least if you took wood shop in middle school)

Tognar Toolworks is a wonderful source of tools and materials.

www.tognar.com/binding_tools_boot_cantin...e_ski_snowboard.html

Pro Ski North Bend is a great shop that I totally trust with advanced Dynafiddling.
Evo has done a good job with the basics for me, if you can tolerate the bro-heavy vibe.

World Cup Ski in Bellevue is the place to go for base tuning (if you don't do your own). I don't know if they mount Dynafit bindings. Maybe check Greenwater Skis. I still miss Marmot.

Heel pieces?

How modern yuppie...

Mount em yerself, save coins for drugs.



Binding Mount Paper Templates

PSA Mount your own f*cking skis

Another vote for doing it yourself. Not sure why you think you need to redrill unless there is something wrong with the current mount; you should be able to reuse the existing holes or just remove the heelpiece housing from the pivot and re-install (when I sent mine in, they requested I send only the top part of the binding and not the baseplate/pivot post, but then they sent me entire heelpieces).

I can't tell from reading the thread what your exact situation is, but nothing about working on your skis is rocket science and I don't trust anyone more than myself. As mentioned, everything you could ever need to learn about servicing/mounting Dynafits can be found on www.wildsnow.com