Base ginders/belt grinders/stone grinders DIY
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skidesmont thanks, only base side really. top has a brutal plain fg finish as i tried to keep them lightskidesmond wrote:ditto! Nice grind. Good edge fit, is that on a hand made ski? Looks professional!
i ll try brushing some woodfloor wax on to avoid snow buildup on them
snow is so much heavier than top sheets
my niece made the graphics
btw i hated skis -they are more than double the pain than snowboards
it sure is twizz!It is very liberating being able to grind your own bases, isn't it
i d never would imagine that, its allmost addictive
all that work & time and then in 5 min there s this huge change going on infront of you from raw to finished...
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nice color!
get it
charge 14$ the grind, do 93 pairs, then sell it, buy a wider one and do some snowboards
charge more for them
anyway, it looks as it is in good condition
whats the motors power?
get it
charge 14$ the grind, do 93 pairs, then sell it, buy a wider one and do some snowboards
charge more for them
anyway, it looks as it is in good condition
whats the motors power?
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hey Richuk, not even close to your buildsRichuk wrote:Fa, I hadn't seen this thread for a while and now I'm blown away. Great work - quality!!!
Looking forward to reading the trip report
sister skied them yesterday
happy with the flex and everything
her last pair was a 160 bandit XX (men -not ladies version) so kind of stiff for her weight. these have a softer tip, tail is stiffer, but overall the ski is softer than the XX. i didnt rout the wide ash sidewall to keep as much the torsional rigidity, wall is just sanded with ~2deg bevel for edge filing
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I say go for it if you have the cash, as long as its single phase power. I see a foot pedal, presumably for autofeed raising? 6" wide will be fine for everything but the fattest powder boards (my powder skis are 150mm at the nose which is just under 6", would be tight).MontuckyMadman wrote:700ish. 6inches wide and maybe i can make it wider?
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