Ski Servicing from Ski Bartlett

Ski Bartlett Cleaning Eraser Block for Diamond Stones and Ceramics

Tue, 13 Oct 2026 03:00:27 +0100

Ski Bartlett Cleaning Eraser Block for Diamond Stones and Ceramics

This special, semi-abrasive eraser is proven to remove dirt, grime and metal filings which acumulate during use. Works well on diamond and ceramic stones and ceramic pins, bringing them back to life and maximising the sharpening efficiency.

Holmenkol Abrasive Grinding Rubber Gummi Block

Tue, 13 Oct 2026 03:08:02 +0100

Holmenkol Abrasive Grinding Rubber Gummi Block

Solda File Screw Clamp

Tue, 13 Oct 2026 03:00:40 +0100

Solda File Screw Clamp

Solda File Screw Clamp. Image shows other items sold separately. This is a Screw clamp to lock the file onto the file guide.

Ski Man Roto Guide 86

Tue, 13 Oct 2026 03:00:36 +0100

Ski Man Roto Guide 86

The Ski Man Roto Guide is an accurate true angle with ergonomic grip, a good choice if you haven't had much experience edge sharpening skis. Features: A locking system that allows you to use any file or stone and locks it in to avoid unecessary wear on the guide or tool. When using keep in mind: Side edge beveling will give the skis more grip on the snow surface. Higher angles should be reserved for experienced racers; if the angle is too high the ski can "rail out" on a less experienced racer. Higher angles are quicker to dull. An aggressive edge (high angle - 86), may be more difficult for lighter racers (young kids or women) and may make it more difficult to recover from being up on the edge.

Ski Man Racing Guide Plus 89

Tue, 13 Oct 2026 03:00:53 +0100

Ski Man Racing Guide Plus 89

Ski Man Racing Guide Plus Edge Sharpening Guide 89° The Ski Man Roto Guide is an accurate true angle with ergonomic grip, a good choice if you haven't had much experience edge sharpening skis. Features: A locking system that allows you to use any file or stone and locks it in to avoid unecessary wear on the guide or tool. These roto guides use ball bearings as the running surface against the base to allow for easy glide with less running surface than traditional guides. The bearings also allow for a gap between the tool and the base to allow filings to drop without catching on the base. When using keep in mind: Side edge beveling will give the skis more grip on the snow surface. Higher angles should be reserved for experienced racers; if the angle is too high the ski can "rail out" on a less experienced racer. Higher angles are quicker to dull. An aggressive edge (high angle - 87), may be more difficult for lighter racers (young kids or women) and may make it more difficult to recover from being up on the edge. Available in 87, 88 or 89 degree angles.