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The Pro Shop / Re: Pro-Filer Redirects to Wissota
« Last post by tstop4me on March 09, 2024, 03:55:45 PM »Kaitsu, your conclusion is that your polishing tool reduced friction, but rounded the edges. There are some details of your friction tests that we could get into, but I don't think those are important. With respect to the rounding of the edges, what happens if you then use your ultrafine-grit whetstone along the edges (on the sides outside the hollow)? Does that restore sharp edges?
Alternatively, I had previously given details for burnishing the edges (both inside and outside the hollow). If you have tight control of ROH, it would be interesting (after grinding and polishing) to burnish the entire hollow, as I discussed previously in
http://skatingforums.com/index.php?topic=8855.0 Reply# 10.
You can 3D print a proper chassis (holder) for the commercial tungsten carbide rod.
Alternatively, I had previously given details for burnishing the edges (both inside and outside the hollow). If you have tight control of ROH, it would be interesting (after grinding and polishing) to burnish the entire hollow, as I discussed previously in
http://skatingforums.com/index.php?topic=8855.0 Reply# 10.
You can 3D print a proper chassis (holder) for the commercial tungsten carbide rod.