Welcome to the Newschoolers forums! You may read the forums as a guest, however you must be a registered member to post.
Register to become a member today!
should i round my edge out???
Posts: 16
-
Karma: 10
on rails would it be bettere to round my edge
Posts: 7883
-
Karma: 17
^ that is a pretty good... uhhh.. way...
~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~
When your not sure about something, just HUCK IT!
Posts: 207
-
Karma: 10
Just hit rails a few times and they'll get the shape on their own. Under normal riding, though, be somewhat dilligent on deburring the edges, even if you don't sharpen them under the boot. They can get really chewed up sometimes and it can catch.
'180 net grab = NOT a new trick!'
Have you ever seen a little kid slide back down the inrun of a kicker without going over? This is why parents shouldn't dump their kids off anywhere near the park...
Posts: 3123
-
Karma: 229
just round em off a little bit with a diamond or gummy stone, and just keep them clean of burs with it, this should minimize the crushing and folding effect rails have on edges
FUCK BIGGIE
Posts: 3219
-
Karma: 66
round them shits... it will help prevent cracking in the edge and pulling out, cause the edges are dull it wont grab and crack right away
girls: were 13
schmuck: oh yea...me to.......INCHES!
Posts: 7121
-
Karma: 15
yeah, or just use cross country skis
-------------------
Posts: 720
-
Karma: 16
Actually I'm planning on dulling my new Pistols a little under foot.. I think it's a smart thing to do. I dont know what I would do if I ripped my babys edge on a rail. better safe then sorry.
___________________
Do what you want to do, be who you want to be.
-Airic
Posts: 428
-
Karma: 10
yeah man definately use a hack saw
~wenzel
Posts: 6300
-
Karma: 348
you guys are retarded. fuck yeah, if your plannin on spendin alot of time on or learning rails, round those suckers out. the difference between sharp and round edges is so noticible. the very first thin i did when i got my tms last year was make the edge round underfoot. and guess what? my edges didnt fall out. detuning skis helps minimize the impact on your edges, and makes rails (specially curved or kinked ones) way easier. what i like to do, is first run a 3 degree base bevel on the entire edge. from there, i use a file or resin backed sandpaper (from a belt sander) and round out the tips (about 5 inches from where the tip curves up, and all the way around), do the same on the tails, and detune to round underfoot. this setup leaves you with plenty of sharp edge, but it wont stick on rails, they wont dig in on butters (cause of the bevel and detuned tips), and will generally be way more fun than a ski with stright sharp or dull edges.
i looked on google but all i could find was 3D Animation porn-sxmarty6
ECS headwear, hit me up!
All times are Eastern (-4)
