Vario angle guide for base edge

Deburr the edges of your skis or snowboard with the Aluminum Oxide stone in just a few strokes.Preparing the edges with an Aluminum Oxide stone before filing significantly increases the lifespan of your files.You can also use the stone effectively to remove rust.Suitable for edge grinders or variable-angle guides.Grit: 400Size: 80 x 20 x 5 mm

With the short medium file, you have a high-quality finishing file to sharpen the side edges of your skis or snowboard. If the edge has strong burrs or has developed some rust, we recommend using the aluminum oxide stone before filing. Then, in the first pass, sharpen the edge with this medium file.Simply clamp the file in the edge tuner and use long, even strokes to flatten the side edges.After that, switch to the fine file and make the edge perfectly flat. Size: 100mm x 25mmCut 0

With the short fine file, you have a high-quality finishing file to sharpen the side edges of your skis or snowboard. If the edge has strong burrs or has developed some rust, we recommend using the aluminum oxide stone before filing. Then, in the first pass, sharpen the edge with a medium file. Simply clamp the file in the edge tuner and use long, even strokes to flatten the side edges.After that, switch to this fine file and make the edge perfectly flat.Size: 100mm x 25mm x 5mm

Quality diamond file for use in edge sharpeners and file angles.To remove hardening on the edge, it creates a top surface again to achieve a sharp edge for as long as possible. Size 100 x 25 x 5 mm (fits in almost all edge sharpeners and file angles) Grit 300 medium/ blue     

With the stable edge tuner and a suitable file (not included), you can easily sharpen the side edge of your alpine skis or snowboard. You can individually adjust the file angle from 88° to 85° using various spacers. With just a few strokes, the side edge will be flat and sharp again. The edge tuner is very stable with its 3mm thick stainless steel plate and weighs 250g, making it comfortable to handle. The large opening for chip removal prevents shavings from being pressed into the base.Which setting is the right one?In general, it can be said: The sharper the angle of the edges, the more aggressive the edge. This means the skis grip better and respond faster than with blunter edges. The smaller you set the angle, the sharper and more aggressive the ski becomes. For recreational skiers, we sharpen the base edges at 0.5° and the side edges at 88° in our workshop. This gives the edges a very good compromise between agility and aggressiveness. Which file is the right one?If the edge is heavily damaged, the burrs must be removed with an aluminum oxide stone before grinding. Then, we recommend using the medium file for initial grinding. After a few even strokes and an initial flat grind, we recommend switching to the fine file. Now, the edges will be ground flat properly.