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  1. 1 point
    thanks for the sharpie trick!.yes the german shop doesn't add the VAT tax rate that's why they are cheaper. During the order process it will be added unfortunately. same 80$ price...
  2. 1 point
    I’ve gotten away with two passes when changing the hollow. Obviously this is for going between very similar hollows. Just in case you’ve not read earlier posts, mark the hollow with a sharpie before sharpening, that way you’ll know if you haven’t done enough passes.
  3. 1 point
    As long as you keeping the same hollow. I usually done one or two passes to freshen up my edges. If I am cutting a new hollow, I start with four and work from there. My daughters skates (used, but never sharpened) took six passes. The one or two passes after a few hours of ice time has yielded amazing ring life. I highly recommend this approach.
  4. 1 point
    yes it's hockeymonkey.eu and hps-sport-shop.de. Don't get my wrong guys I love the Sparx. I'm just a bit fed up with the resellers due to the fact that they for sure get favorable pricing from Sparx and all they have to pay is their local sales tax. I've even imported the Sparx machine myself and there's basically no customs fee or tax on the sharpener (1,7%) and on the sharpening stones(0%). The high shipping costs for consumers, which of course are a given thing, are making it tough for me to order the rings directly from Sparx Hockey. I do really hope Sparx will someday establish their own facility in Europe because the product is excellent and the whole team seems to be focused on making good skate sharpening available for everyone. As it stands, I do believe going the reseller route won't help them in the long term especially concerning accessories and spare parts like grinding rings:-) Anyway, let's see the positive side of it , I now have even edges:D Can you guys confirm that the PS grinding rings are working in the ES100 unit? happy new year and thanks a lot!
  5. 1 point
    That’s unbelievably dumb.
  6. 1 point
    Totally defeats the purpose..
  7. 1 point
    Like this. It’s an ncaa thing. For some reason.
  8. 1 point
    The PS and ES use the same rings. The XG rings should not be used in the ES units and I am not sure if Sparx ever updated the firmware on the units or the encoding on the XG rings NFC to allow/disallow the use of them. You will likely have to email them to find out unless they reply here. I know their stance is to not use the XG rings in the ES units. Also, the XG rings should only be used to remove large amounts of material or when you sharpen new skates. These should not be used constantly and the finish on them is not ideal. If you are sharpening skates that have already been sharpened previously you should not need more than 1 or 2 passes unless the blade has serious trauma.
  9. 0 points
    LOL. Yeah, I like the cage off my face a little but not THAT much.



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