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Buzz_LightBeer

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  1. Buzz_LightBeer
    Correct, once your radius is set, move the diamond closer until you get a full dress. I would then make a habit of back ing it off some, or all the way so you dont ram the diamond into the wheel by mistake. Blademaster sells a radius gauge that would help you calibrate where you need the diamond to be for a certain hollow
  2. Buzz_LightBeer
    It looks like turning the diamond to move it in and out sets the radius. The larger thumb wheel should move the articulating arm closer to the wheel as you dress up and down on it. so, set the radius on the diamond, then move it towards the wheel until it starts dressing it
  3. Buzz_LightBeer
    If you look at the EZ Sharp diamond, there is a yellow indicator line for guidance. There should be a few of those, the further you move the diamond from the wheel, the shallower the radius
  4. Buzz_LightBeer
    As long as the motor is good, seems like a good price to me
  5. Buzz_LightBeer
    What size holder?
  6. Buzz_LightBeer
    Warrior has it available in pro stocks. true has it available in summer as the TC6
  7. Buzz_LightBeer
    https://wissota.com/product/911-diamond-wheel-dresser/
  8. Buzz_LightBeer
    https://www.e-zsharp.com/equip-supplies/
  9. Buzz_LightBeer
    I don’t think it’s an EZ Sharp, but the diamonds look reasonably similar
  10. Buzz_LightBeer
    Didn’t the HyperLites incorporate the smaller Mako style asymmetrical toe box? MyFT4 in D feel plenty roomy
  11. Buzz_LightBeer
    https://www.ebay.com/itm/324864161773?hash=item4ba369b7ed:g:P2AAAMXQEgpTD9AK Is this the one to which you're referring? if so, this is plenty good for that application. Just make sure you keep dust off the magnet and element, sometimes it'll throw off the readings
  12. Buzz_LightBeer
    There’s a lot going on here with David’s shoulders. CCM belly pad, Old school Jofa chest pad, Reebok shoulder caps…
  13. Buzz_LightBeer
    Used but great shape Charron stick, RH Trigger with JetSpeed FT2 dressing. E shaft with asymmetrical taper. Dimpled grip, I’m told it’s a clone or similar to the Setoguchi pattern. 58” heel to butt end. 80 flex. looking to get $100 plus shipping, but taking offers. Would love to trade for a P71 CCM under 85 flex in similar condition.
  14. Buzz_LightBeer
    I don’t recall all the details, but the Boron Spine was built into the shaft, which made it flex differently on the forehand as opposed to the backhand. I suppose I’m theory you could remove the blade and use it upside down (in regards to the graphics
  15. Buzz_LightBeer
    Concave on both. I recently had a blue variant, I removed the blade and replaced with a tapered one no problem
  16. Buzz_LightBeer
    That’s a shame. Met the family a few times at the SFS show, very nice group
  17. Buzz_LightBeer
    https://sidelineswap.com/gear/hockey/pants-girdles-shells/player-pants/4333251-ccm-vancouver-canucks-hockey-pants-pro-stock?referral_code=Zydo441 like these?
  18. Buzz_LightBeer
    Verdammt that’s nice
  19. Buzz_LightBeer
    More importantly where did you find this? 😳
  20. Buzz_LightBeer
    All the Novius OPS I’ve had were tapered, but keep in mind the shaft is hand specific.
  21. Buzz_LightBeer
    I’ve replaced rivets with MLX screws in thin boots (Mako, MLX, True VH) for years. Primarily for college or AAA guys who were fed up with losing rivets weekly. if you run out of options send me a PM https://www.instagram.com/p/BgjyDyNh7tK/?utm_medium=copy_link
  22. Buzz_LightBeer
    This was on IG from tonight, for your diagnosing pleasure
  23. Buzz_LightBeer
    I've noticed a few, not many, issues like that but only when they're not at room temperature. Either warm from sharpening or cold from being on ice. But of course it could be an alignment issue for the OP as well
  24. Buzz_LightBeer
    Largely its a personal preference thing. My skates fit similarly to yours and i prefer them that way. you could try opening up the heel area around the tendon guard prior to putting them on, it may help your heel seat back in the skate prior to lacing them. You wouldn't have to overdo it on the tightening that way as well
  25. Buzz_LightBeer
    Figure skaters use a supplement tongue sponge foam quite a bit as well, though I’m not able to find them online at the moment
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