Ski Tuning - Part 1 - Cleaning/ Sharpening Edges

[@sophialiovas2257]

Best tutorial I have seen. Plus Steve is super friendly and reassuring!

[@ofirmichael]

best professional tutorial i came across!! great job. great Pro!!

[@OldDirtGuy]

Wow! What nice helpful video. I'll but a pair of your skis in a year or two when something inevitably breaks. I live in NH now. So I found J and bought his 108 and the 108 that recently replaced it. But I'm originally from Minnesota. Next up? A set of your 105s.
A big issue for me is my skiing style. I'm old. I ski like they did in the sixties. I grind the crap out of the inner tips. I have taken to armoring the tips with a layer of JB Weld every three or four ski days. Some sort of grind resistant inner tip would be a God send. Imagine being able to send at his age.

[@TheMrRudi]

Thank you. Well done. Much appreciated

[@tomask2661]

Great tutorial!!!

[@akim2007p]

Great video. Thanks for review of all tools options. Very helpful.

[@commentonceayear]

Thank you. That's all info that I need.

[@hkrider]

thanks for this! how about that detuning vid?

[@user-rh9bq2lj1s]

Thank you. More detailed than most, especially regarding the bevels and the tools.

[@yukonheart]

LInks to tools ?

[@rodrigoveuthey6235]

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[@ofirmichael]

can you send links to the items u you use in the process? (like from amazon)

[@peterfreeman3317]

I was taught to wet the diamond stone while using or else the diamonds will wear off.

[@bpmskis9322]

The diamond definitely will not come off. By wetting it the material being cut will not plug the pores in your diamond and make it cut better.

[@philippetesta7443]

Please before working on the skis, always checking the flatness of the base....ciao

[@GatorFlash1]

What type of ski holders do you recommend?