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The easiest way is to place your steel against a variety of different known profile bars. And see which matches. At the NHL Level Different equipment managers may use different methods. Laser measurement, or touch probe CMM or something as simple as various sizes of drillbits placed along the bottom of the Skate Blade To measure the height change along the front and back of the rocker. While the third method is pretty crude it also works. Cad data is very helpful when using one of these three methods witch is only available through your equipment manufacturers people. Unless you want to do a lot of math yourself. Pro shops should be able to butt up your blades against Shaper bars/profile bars as my image above shows. Hope that helps.