Ski Snowboard Steel Edge Deburring Polishing Tools


Pocket Hard Stone	Item #SPK-200102 :$4.95
We offer this small pocket stone for folks who want a handy take-along tool to make quick touch-ups and repairs on the hill or in a pinch. It's a bit too small to fit in bevel guides, so it doesn't lend itself to precision workshop tuning...but it fits easily in your parka pocket and is handy for performing quick on-snow edge touch-ups or rock ding repairs. It measures 3" x 3/4" x 3/8".	Quantity:


Gummi Stone	Item #KLG-SF : $4.95
This small rubber abrasive stone is handy for erasing rust from edges, or gently "softening" sharp tip and tail edges where they lift up out of the snow. It can also be used for on-the-slope edge touch-ups and polishing. Since it's softer than a hard stone, it's more forgiving if you're using it without a bevel guide. It measures 3 x 1 x 5/8" so it easily fits in parka pockets to carry with you.	Quantity:

dmt diamond stones- 2.75" pocket These metal and plastic laminate 'stones' have industrial diamonds bonded to them. DMT diamond stones last a long time if kept clean (we use an old toothbrush with wax remover or Ronson lighter fluid for this), and used with light pressure (a heavy hand can prematurely break diamonds loose from the stone). We also use them wet (dip 'em in a cup of water) to help keep debris from clogging the diamonds.
Coarse Pocket Diamond Stone- 2.75"	Item #DMT-W7X : $9.95
The coarse black models (150 grit) are best for repairing rock damage on steel edges when they've been 'work-hardened' by impact and look glazed and/or very ragged, plus for re-sharpening carbide tips on ski skating poles.	Quantity:


Medium Pocket Diamond Stone2.75"	Item #DMT-W7C : $9.95
Use the medium blue model (220 grit) for deburring side edges after filing or beveling.	Quantity:


Fine Pocket Diamond Stone2.75"	Item #DMT-W7F : $9.95
The fine red model (325 grit) for finer deburring and edge polishing.	Quantity:


X-Fine Pocket Diamond Stone2.75"	Item #DMT-W7E : $9.95
The extra-fine green stone (600 grit) for even smoother finishes.	Quantity:


Set of 3 Pocket Diamond Stones - Fine, Medium and Coarse2.75"	Item #DMT-WS7K : $25.95
The coarse black models (150 grit) are best for repairing rock damage on steel edges when they've been 'work-hardened' by impact and look glazed and/or very ragged, plus for re-sharpening carbide tips on ski skating poles. Use the medium blue model (220 grit) for deburring side edges after filing or beveling. The fine red model (325 grit) for finer deburring and edge polishing.	Quantity:

dmt diamond stones- 4" Workshop These metal and plastic laminate 'stones' have industrial diamonds bonded to them. DMT diamond stones last a long time if kept clean (we use an old toothbrush with wax remover or Ronson lighter fluid for this), and used with light pressure (a heavy hand can prematurely break diamonds loose from the stone). We also use them wet (dip 'em in a cup of water) to help keep debris from clogging the diamonds.
Coarse Workshop Diamond Stone- 4"	Item #DMT-A4X : $19.95
The coarse black models (150 grit) are best for repairing rock damage on steel edges when they've been 'work-hardened' by impact and look glazed and/or very ragged, plus for re-sharpening carbide tips on ski skating poles.	Quantity:


Medium Workshop Diamond Stone- 4"	Item #DMT-A4C : $19.95
Use the medium blue model (220 grit) for deburring side edges after filing or beveling.	Quantity:


Fine Workshop Diamond Stone- 4"	Item #DMT-A4F : $19.95
The fine red model (325 grit) for finer deburring and edge polishing.	Quantity:


Extra Fine Workshop Diamond Stone- 4"	Item #DMT-A4E : $19.95
The extra-fine green stone (600 grit) for even smoother finishes.	Quantity:


Set of 4 Workshop Diamond Stones in roll-up pack X-Fine, Fine, Medium and Coarse- 4"	Item #DMT-A4SET: $79.95
The coarse black models (150 grit) are best for repairing rock damage on steel edges when they've been 'work-hardened' by impact and look glazed and/or very ragged, plus for re-sharpening carbide tips on ski skating poles. Use the medium blue model (220 grit) for deburring side edges after filing or beveling. The fine red model (325 grit) for finer deburring and edge polishing. The extra-fine green stone (600 grit) for even smoother finishes.	Quantity:

moonflex diamond stones-4" workshop Moonflex stones boast a higher diamond count and concentration on their faces for greater durability, plus feature a unique spiral pattern that doesn't load with debris as fast as other diamond stones. Diamond stones last a long time if kept clean (we use an old toothbrush with wax remover or Ronson lighter fluid for this), and used with light pressure (a heavy hand can prematurely break diamonds loose from the stone). We also use them wet (dip 'em in a cup of water) to help keep debris from clogging the diamonds.
Coarse 100 grit Moonflex diamond stone- 4"	Item #SPK-MF100 : $27.95
The coarse modes (100 grit) are best for repairing rock damage on steel edges when they've been 'work-hardened' by impact and look glazed and/or very ragged, plus for re-sharpening carbide tips on ski skating poles.	Quantity:


Medium 200 grit Moonflex diamond stone- 4"	Item #SPK-MF200 : $27.95
Use the medium model (200 grit) for deburring side edges after filing or beveling.	Quantity:


Fine 400 grit Moonflex diamond stone- 4"	Item #SPK-MF400 : $27.95
The fine model (400 grit) for finer deburring and edge polishing.	Quantity:


X-Fine 600 grit Moonflex diamond stone - 4"	Item #SPK-MF600 : $27.95
The extra-fine stone (600 grit) for even smoother finishes.	Quantity:

moonflex diamond stones 2.75" pocket Moonflex stones boast a higher diamond count and concentration on their faces for greater durability, plus feature a unique spiral pattern that doesn't load with debris as fast as other diamond stones. Diamond stones last a long time if kept clean (we use an old toothbrush with wax remover or Ronson lighter fluid for this), and used with light pressure (a heavy hand can prematurely break diamonds loose from the stone). We also use them wet (dip 'em in a cup of water) to help keep debris from clogging the diamonds.
Coarse 100 grit Moonflex diamond stone- 2.75"	Item #SPK-MFM1 : $19.95
The coarse models (100 grit) are best for repairing rock damage on steel edges when they've been 'work-hardened' by impact and look glazed and/or very ragged, plus for re-sharpening carbide tips on ski skating poles.	Quantity:


Medium 200 grit Moonflex diamond stone-2.75"	Item #SPK-MFM2 : $19.95
Use the medium model (200 grit) for deburring side edges after filing or beveling.	Quantity:


Fine 400 grit Moonflex diamond stone-2.75"	Item #SPK-MFM4 : $19.95
The fine model (400 grit) for finer deburring and edge polishing.	Quantity:


Extra Fine 600 grit Moonflex diamond stone- 2.75"	Item #SPK-MFM6 : $19.95
The extra-fine stone (600 grit) for even smoother finishes.	Quantity:

aluminum oxide deburring stones These are bonded hard stones made by fusing the mineral bauxite. They "sand and grind" steel, but not as aggressively as diamond stones, which makes them ideal for deburring base edges...since removing too much base edge can unintentionally create unwanted excess base edge bevel. We offer four aluminum oxide stones...a coarse 220 grit for repairing rock damage, and increasingly finer 320, 400 and 600 grits for base edge deburring and polishing. The stones measure 4" x 3/4" x 3/8", and can (and should) be used with a bevel guide to ensure precise results. For best results, we recommend honing and final polishing edge surfaces after using these stones with finer ceramic, arkansas or translucent hard stones. We also offer these four aluminum oxide stones in a kit in a protective cordura roll-up bag.
Kit of 4 Stones- 4"	Item #SPK-STONEX : $49.95
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Aluminum Oxide Stone- 220 grit - 4"	Item #SPK-STONE2 : $13.95
coarse 220 grit for repairing rock damage.	Quantity:


Aluminum Oxide Stone- 320 grit - 4"	Item #SPK-STONE3 : $13.95
base edge deburring and polishing.	Quantity:


Aluminum Oxide Stone- 400 grit - 4"	Item #SPK-STONE4 : $13.95
base edge deburring and polishing..	Quantity:


Aluminum Oxide Stone- 600 grit - 4"	Item #SPK-STONE6 : $13.95
base edge deburring and polishing.	Quantity:

ceramic polishing stones 5" As racers know, a polished steel edge is a fast edge. These ceramic stones are used after diamond or aluminum oxide stones to final polish and hone base and side edge surfaces. This helps reduce edge drag as well as unwanted rusting. We offer a fine 600-grit stone, an ultrafine 1200-grit stone, and a combo stone with both grits...one on each side. They measure 5" x 1". Some world cup techs feel these stones cut better and last longer if used wet (dip 'em in a cup of water), and brushed clean with an old toothbrush about every 10 tune-ups with a vinegar and water solution (mixed in equal parts), or with a cleanser like Comet or Ajax.
600 Grit Ceramic Stone- 5"	Item #SPO-303M : $15.95
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1200 Grit Ceramic Stone- 5"	Item #SPO-303F : $15.95
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Combo Ceramic Stone- 5"	Item #SPO-303C : $26.95
We offer a combo stone with both grits...one on each side.	Quantity:

ARKANSAS POLISHING STONES - 4" We offer these premium Arkansas stones for the finest, most precise edge honing and finishing results. Extracted from quarries in the Ouachita Mountains of Arkansas, these stones are cut by circular diamond saws from Novaculite blocks (a naturally-occurring 99.9% pure silica sedimentary rock) then lapped smooth and flat on silicon carbide grinding machines. The result is a unique crystal structure that enables it to finely cut, hone and polish steel better than any manmade bonded abrasive stones (including ceramic, aluminum oxide, silicon carbide or diamond). Both stones come in a sturdy leather pouch, and measure 4" x 1" x 1/2" so they can be used in conjunction with most base and side edge bevel guides to precisely maintain your desired bevel angles.
Arkansas Hard Stone- 4"	Item #DWH-HARD :$12.95
The fine Arkansas Hard stone is great for the edge finishing needs of most skiers and snowboarders...including recreational riders, master and junior racers.	Quantity:


Arkansas Translucent Stone- 4"	Item #DWH-TRANS :$24.95
The ultrafine Translucent stone is a favorite of many World Cup techs for creating a near mirror-like finish (it's used in the medical field to sharpen scalpels) if you've set your competitive goals higher than the average bear.	Quantity:

cutting and polishing fluid Apply a squirt of this fluid to ceramic, arkansas or diamond stones to help reduce friction and residue build-up while deburring and polishing steel edges. 2 oz. spray bottle.
Cutting Fluid	Item #SVT-SS2: $9.95
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edge magnifier
Base & Edge Magnifier	Item #KOB-527 : $9.95
Inspecting and evaluating the condition of base material and edges...whether it's the base structure definition, the finish of steel edge surfaces, the presence of unwanted p-tex hairs or oxidation...is a skill that yields valuable information not easily available by other means. To that end, we offer this 5 power magnifier which is ideal for base and edge inspections, and doubles as a good hand lens for examining snow crystals too.	Quantity:

tuning stick
SkiVisions Tuning Stick	Item #SVN-TS : $4.95
Checking the sharpness of steel edges has long been a bit of a guessing game for most tuners. Shaving the face of your fingernail, or dragging the side of a pinkie finger across an edge doesn't provide consistently reliable or accurate feedback...unless maybe you're an ultra-experienced World Cup level technician. This tuning stick helps resolve that. It's made of a special hard plastic that subtly communicates how sharp or dull your edges are. You hold it at a 45-degree angle to the edge and, bearing down with moderate pressure, simply slide and try to shave some stick material away. If the edge is sharp, you'll feel and hear a noticeable resistance and sound. If the edge is dull, the stick will not shave...but slide without much resistance or sound. When you first get a tuning stick, try it on some edges you've ridden for a day or two. You'll be surprised how much duller they usually feel underfoot (due to greater wear from skier/rider weight and pressure) than at the tips and tails. Try it again after tuning and see the difference...it will be noticeable if you've tuned effectively. If you impart a sharper bevel angle underfoot than at the tips and tails, the stick will also detect this. Likewise, you'll also be able to hear and feel the difference between burred edges and deburred/polished edges. The SkiVisions tuning stick is such a simple yet revealing tool that can give you invaluable tuning feedback.	Quantity: