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Ski Base Not Flat. The only way to apply structure to a truly fully flat ski and not end up with structure on the base edge is dressing the stone with a. Over time, ski bases can become warped and lead to inconsistent performance. Like op, they all seemed flat underfoot. If there’s any concavity or convexity then the base needs. Check base flatness with a true bar under a good light. To flatten a convex (high or crowned) base, start with a coarse (80 grit) paper. As atomicman noted, if wide skis are flat near the. The kastle looks like it might be light shining through the base structure. I recently got a true bar from tognar and checked the flatness on my 3 skis, never base ground. Repair any base damage prior to base tuning. To check the flatness of a ski’s base, hold the ski on your. A flat base is key to ensuring all other tuning work is consistent—if the ski is not flat, edge bevels will be incorrect and base structure may not be.

The kastle looks like it might be light shining through the base structure. If there’s any concavity or convexity then the base needs. To check the flatness of a ski’s base, hold the ski on your. Repair any base damage prior to base tuning. As atomicman noted, if wide skis are flat near the. Check base flatness with a true bar under a good light. A flat base is key to ensuring all other tuning work is consistent—if the ski is not flat, edge bevels will be incorrect and base structure may not be. The only way to apply structure to a truly fully flat ski and not end up with structure on the base edge is dressing the stone with a. I recently got a true bar from tognar and checked the flatness on my 3 skis, never base ground. To flatten a convex (high or crowned) base, start with a coarse (80 grit) paper.

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Ski Base Not Flat To flatten a convex (high or crowned) base, start with a coarse (80 grit) paper. The only way to apply structure to a truly fully flat ski and not end up with structure on the base edge is dressing the stone with a. Check base flatness with a true bar under a good light. I recently got a true bar from tognar and checked the flatness on my 3 skis, never base ground. Like op, they all seemed flat underfoot. Over time, ski bases can become warped and lead to inconsistent performance. If there’s any concavity or convexity then the base needs. The kastle looks like it might be light shining through the base structure. As atomicman noted, if wide skis are flat near the. To flatten a convex (high or crowned) base, start with a coarse (80 grit) paper. To check the flatness of a ski’s base, hold the ski on your. A flat base is key to ensuring all other tuning work is consistent—if the ski is not flat, edge bevels will be incorrect and base structure may not be. Repair any base damage prior to base tuning.