JR Boucicaut

Thanks for the offer - I just haven't gotten around to calling Blackstone. Interesting re: the clamp. Let us know how your jig works out.

So much misinformation in the last few posts. I can't/won't comment, but what I can say is that several of the comments posted are either incorrect or not how it really happened.

What's the issue on the Prosharp? I have a set of Flares that I haven't sharpened yet because I don't have a spinner shallow enough at the moment.

LOL I'll never forget my first trip to Baltimore. Walked around the Inner Harbor to get dinner, then when done I didn't go down to the water (walked along the street.) Got back to the hotel and put on the news and if I would've walked along the water on my way back I would've been on there, because a dead body had just washed ashore. That all said, one of my favorite cities!

Yes.

The key is to do things one at a time. He did the profile first and figured he needed more pitch; what is good about lifts is that it's not permanent. Even though I knew exactly what I needed, I would always profile my steel neutral and add the lift after.

You probably want to start at 1/16". It's usually the thinnest you'll find, and would put you on a +1 on a Supreme - as previously stated, Supreme tends to be heel-happy. This gets it to neutral and then one up. Every pitch increment is 1/32". I offer it. I charge $15, but you're responsible for shipping back and forth. Might be easier to find someone local, but then again, most don't do it. You're pitching the boot. Profile stays the same.

We will be offering Ultrastop services in the near future through the MSH Pro Shop.