Cedarwork

The Level Tool is a must in my mind.

Hey Steve, Have you guys ever considered a discount for bulk grinding rings purchases? For example, you offer the (3) ring starter pack for a discount. I’d like to stock up on 1/2” and 5/8” wheels for the season and it would be nice to see a price break at some point. If I weren’t all set on 1/2” Fire wheels, I would just buy starter packs. Thanks.

I have found that I can change hollows without that many cycles. I use a Sharpie to mark the bottom of the steel. Then you can see when you’ve fully formed the new hollow.

Curious on this myself. Seems like you’d have to be in left field for quite a number of sharpenings to render the steel useless.

My neighbor skates with a 90/50 FBV in our local beer league. Any first hand experience out here on which Fire ring, if any, would provide him with a similar skating experience? Thanks.

Stinks that I’m out of luck today, but I’m glad I’m not alone and Sparx took care of it. Thanks. I guess I’ll have to consider having spare rings on hand.

Stinks that I’m out of luck today, but I’m glad I’m not alone and Sparx took care of it. Thanks. I guess I’ll have to consider having spare rings on hand.

Has anyone ever had the Sparx unit not even recognize a grinding wheel being present? It’s like the chip is bad in the ring. Usually, when the unit looks for the ring, the circular red light flashes 5-6 times, then after a few seconds it turns white and displays the remaining life. I have one wheel that doesn’t even make the red light flash, which is what it does when no wheel is present. I’m planning to contact Sparx tomorrow about the problem, but I was hoping someone here had a trick up their sleeve to get the machine to run in this situation. There is no way I’m at the actual end of life with this ring. Thanks.