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Toko DMT Diamond File
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The Toko DMT Diamond File is the final step in tuning your edges. It's also effective for a de-burring job after using a machine or stone grinder. The Toko DMT Diamond File is designed to fit into Toko edging fixtures as well, so you can upgrade your existing pro setup. Sharp edges are your friends out on the hardpack, so make sure your tuning is diamond quality. The course file quickly removes any edge burrs from skiing over rocks and the fine file works better with Toko tools for sharpening your edges.
Bottom Line: Dial your edge tuning with the Toko DMT Diamond File.
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Nice Tool!
By:
Mity Maitzen
March 12, 2012
Got the fine (red) to deburr the tail and tip. Works well, feels good size is not an issue for me. I only use to deburr. Would recomend to anyone.
Diamonds, a burrs worst enemy
By:
Matt Teuling
July 12, 2011
I got the coarse file mainly for removing burrs and things of that nature. It does a fine job at it. A slightly larger file would be nice, but It does it's job well nontheless.
Write your question here...What is the size of this file
Write your question here...What is the size of this file
By: Brian Dick
October 15, 2009
These are about 3" long. They could be a little longer for better handling.
By: Jonathan Wilson
April 24, 2011
Demonstrates tuning skis including use of diamond stone
By: Ian Harvey/Toko
September 14, 2011
Diamond stone part is toward the end
Sharpen a pocket knife too.
By:
Jonathan Wilson
April 24, 2011
I recently discovered that these are great for touhing up the edge on my pocket knife.
What's the preference between fine and course?
What's the preference between fine and course?
By: Jonathan Wilson
November 26, 2008
If this is your only stone, I suggest the "course". The "fine" is better for fine tuning previous grinds.
By: Cory Guru
November 26, 2008
Maintaining Edges During the Season
By: Ian Harvey/Toko
September 14, 2011
Demonstrates how maintain edges during the season (includes using a diamond file)
Learn to tune
By:
Jonathan Wilson
March 12, 2011
I got a set a couple of years ago and started working on my edges. I also started quizzing the guys at the ski shop on tuning techniques. Total disclosure: Nobody is going to pay money to have me touch the edges of their stick, but I certainly notice the difference when I clean up my own edges.
A Necessity for Your Tuning Kit
By:
Jonathan S. Shefftz
June 19, 2006
This is a must-have item for repairing rock damage to your edges, both smoothing out nasty burs, and also roughing up case-hardened edge segments that your tuning file just skips over.
Change me.
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Red, Fine (28.76)
Blue, Course (28.76)
Nice Tool!
Got the fine (red) to deburr the tail and tip. Works well, feels good size is not an issue for me. I only use to deburr. Would recomend to anyone. more...
Diamonds, a burrs worst enemy
I got the coarse file mainly for removing burrs and things of that nature. It does a fine job at it. A slightly larger file would be nice, but It does more...