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I have these beat up on3p filthy riches that are missing most of their edge. Attached is a pic of what most of the edge looks like (there's no edge). They're good for the dry slope, but I'd love to get them on snow. What's the best way, if any, to re-edge these bad boys? Will a shop do it? Can I just epoxy them and have edgeless skis? (the epoxy would crack when buttering/flexing I think) Thanks!
A shop will cut out base, put in an edge and attach it (aka screw the rivets to the core) then add base back on. All for the low price of $200. Ain’t worth it
BradFiAusNzCoCaA shop will cut out base, put in an edge and attach it (aka screw the rivets to the core) then add base back on. All for the low price of $200. Ain’t worth it
oof I might keep these for the dry slope, then epoxy and hope. thanks!
Go to sun valley ski tools and buy some replacement edges
Buy some epoxy (gflex preferred) if not get marine epoxy that has a high modulus of elasticity
Find out how long the edge teeth on your skis are and grind the donor edges teeth to that length
Make sure surfaces are clean
Put some epoxy in that bitch
Shove the edge in and hammer down if needed
Clamp and let cure
With a dremmel grind the new edge down to the size of the old edge
Boom new edge
Or just go to a reputable shop that doesn’t charge 200 (come to ski n see sandy if u live in utah and I gotchu)
