Sold. Thanks for all your interest

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Selling off the rest of our supplies including: Fiber 19 oz triax fiberglass, 6.25" rolls (115m per roll) (8 rolls) 12k Carbon Fiber tow (1 roll ~ 6 lbs) 13mm wide VDS rolls (70m long) - 4 rolls 150mm wide VDS Durasurf 2001 Black TipFill (13" wide) (25 m) Durasurf 4001 Black Base(13" ...

Bump.

Sander/Grinder is still available. Still works. We'd like to see this go to another ski builder rather than a dump. Come pick it up!

Thanks.

We have a Wintersteiger Micro-1 that we just want to get out of our space. We closed our shop last year. It is in Washington, DC.

The stone works great. The tensioner on the sander needs to be fixed.

It has a 150 mm wide stone.

If anything you can use it for parts

That's a good looking ski!

I have some rolls of 13mm wide x 0.2mm thick black VDS. Each roll is 70m long. I think we have maybe 5 rolls left. Does $40/roll work for you?

I have a spool that's probably about 200 lbs of profile 129. We closed up shop last year and are looking to unload. Let me know if you're interested.

Have you tried asking your local fire department? They typically do testing every year and throw some away that doesn't meet their needs. The hose is still good for our purposes..

When we were prototyping asymmetric designs we also looked into offsetting the turning center from the inside and outside edges. Conceptually, when you are in a turn your inside foot will be ahead of your outside foot. We tried compensate for this by skewing the center of the turning radius slightly...

Everything went well while laying up. Put everything in the press. Pressurized the bladder and next was turning on the heat blanket. There was a short in the heat blanket where the thermocouple poked through. Once we plugged it in there was a huge arc and the thermo couple wire welded itself to the ...

16m outside radius with 20m inside radius is a big delta. For an asymmetric design you're trying to match the true difference in radius between your skis. When you are deep into a turn you won't have that big of a difference unless you put a lot of weight on your outside skis which I doubt you would...

1. Asymetric skis? My company did this. It was very successful. Definitely our most popular ski. The feedback I received for those who were skeptical was "What if you break an edge?" In this case the skier would swap skis putting the bad edge on the outside. If you have an asymmetric ski y...

Just clarifying.. you countersink thumb tack holes in the core to prevent bumps in the base?

I'm a fan of gluing fiberglass straps to the top of the core, then taping the straps to the cassette. I say J skis do that method ina video so it gives me confidence it is a good approach.

I've been working on an online ski calculator for the past few months. It calculates the flexural rigidity along the length of the ski/board. I'll soon add 3-point bend analysis to it. Hope you find it useful. It's called PowderCAD This is my first post so I can post the link but you can click the l...