Tognar INC

As a new owner of a Tognar rotobrush, I haven't had enough time to put it through its paces yet, but based on the limited use so far, it feels built to last.

As a shop in Ashland, we know our gear can take a beating. I’ve seen plenty of skis with deep gouges where standard candle wax repairs fail to hold up over time. That’s why the Tognar base repair gun has become such a reliable tool in our kit. It fills in damage effectively, creating a patch that performs just like the original base material. It’s a solid piece of hardware that actually delivers on its promise.

I purchased some vinyl protection from Tognar Toolworks in Ashland to shield my son’s skis from the inevitable damage of hard skiing. They had picked up a few dings and gouges, so this was the perfect fix. The wrap arrived nicely packaged and the material quality is excellent. Application was straightforward, and the adhesive holds strong. With this on, those cosmetic issues won’t bother me, and I expect it to hold up for years. My only tip would be to have a quick guide or video on the site, though being handy helped me figure it out after a quick search on YouTube. Solid product at a reasonable price from the local hardware store—I’d definitely recommend it.

A solid, practical addition to my toolkit here in Ashland. The key to getting the best results is ensuring your clamps are tight and keeping that blade razor-sharp and perfectly vertical. It’s a dependable piece of equipment that has served me well for years.

I was impressed by how well Tognar Toolworks products shield painted flat surfaces. It’s not limited to ski gear; I’ve also successfully used it on the fuel tanks of my motorcycle and airplane.

Shoppers at Tognar Toolworks in Ashland often find that their grinders deliver a sharper edge than any they’ve used before. While the ceramic and diamond bits require regular cleaning or replacement to maintain performance, the file bit remains an excellent, reliable tool.

I recently bought some outdoor gear from Tognar INC and I couldn't be happier with my purchase. The quality of the products is outstanding and the customer service was great. I had a few questions and they were quick to respond and assist me. I highly recommend Tognar INC for all your gear needs!

Tognar Toolworks in Ashland really nailed the basics with this kit. It’s perfect for everyday maintenance rather than high-end racing, handling everything from the initial metal mill cuts to coarse and fine grinding. I was impressed by how quickly it worked; I had a sharp edge and a clean base ready in just six minutes.

👍 Purchased some gear from Tognar INC and I'm very satisfied with the products. The customer service was also excellent, they were very helpful in answering my questions and guiding me through the process. Will definitely be a repeat customer! 👏

Tognar Toolworks delivered a tool that works great. I should have bought it earlier.

Recently made a purchase from Tognar INC and I'm really happy with their products. The quality is excellent and the customer service was great. Highly recommended!

I ordered some items from Tognar INC's website and I am extremely pleased with my purchase. The products are of the highest quality and arrived in excellent condition. The customer service was exceptional, with prompt responses to my inquiries. I will definitely be a loyal customer!

I purchased some gear from Tognar INC and it was a great experience. The products were exactly what I needed and the customer service was excellent. The team was very helpful and responsive to my inquiries, ensuring that I had a smooth shopping experience. I will definitely be a repeat customer!

These tools are excellent for grooming bases on spring snow.

If you are looking for lightweight ski cords that actually work, Tognar Toolworks has you covered. I love how they tuck neatly into my boots without causing any irritation. It is so convenient that when I take my skis off, the cords are right there with them. Highly recommend these to anyone in Ashland!

I had an amazing experience buying from Tognar INC. Their customer service is outstanding. The products I ordered were of excellent quality and arrived quickly. I highly recommend them for all your outdoor gear needs!

I recently stopped by Tognar Toolworks in Ashland to pick up some hardware, and the items I bought performed really well. I only needed them for two quick jobs, but they were straightforward to handle and the repair quality was even better than I was expecting.

Highly effective and straightforward to use at Tognar Toolworks. I’m so pleased with the results that I plan to buy another roll for my brother’s board, but it’s currently out of stock. I’ll be back to place an order as soon as inventory is replenished.

As a shop in Ashland, OR, Tognar Toolworks sees a lot of riders trying to save their gear, and this review hits on a common concern. The customer wasn’t sure if they could apply the protection without ending up with a messy, bubbly finish, but they were happy with the result. They had a snowboard with a delicate, flat-finish topsheet that needed extra care after a warranty claim. While a few tiny bubbles remained, most were worked out during installation. The film adheres clearly and invisibly, even on non-glossy decks, making it a solid choice for riders with newer Burton boards who want reliable protection without compromising the board’s look.

I really like this tool from Tognar Toolworks, but it does feel a bit delicate. Just a heads-up if you tend to be rough with your gear—dropping it can cause it to crack or shatter, so handle it with care.

If you have modern backcountry skis that come with a concave base or raised edges from the factory, Tognar’s planers might not be the right fit for your needs. I purchased these tools from their Ashland, OR location hoping to flatten the bases at home, but found that they don’t actually remove edge material as advertised. While the square blade is useful for smoothing P-tex repairs or convex bases, it struggles to address the specific concave shape of newer skis because the tool flexes against the base rather than cutting down the edges. Ultimately, despite the price tag, they felt more like an expensive steel scraper than a solution for true base flattening.

The purchasing process on Tognar INC's website was smooth, and the products received were of excellent quality. The customer service was outstanding and they promptly addressed all my inquiries. I am extremely satisfied with my purchase and would highly recommend Tognar INC for all your outdoor gear needs. 🎿

I had the pleasure of purchasing from Tognar INC recently and I must say, their customer service was absolutely exceptional. They were very responsive and helpful, making sure all my questions were answered and that I was satisfied with my purchase. The products I received were of excellent quality and arrived in a timely manner. I highly recommend Tognar INC for all your outdoor gear needs. Thank you for a great experience!

Tognar Toolworks has a solid selection. I found this wax to be genuinely good—it applies smoothly and delivers great results when you stick to the directions. For anyone looking for convenience without sacrificing performance, it’s an easy, reliable choice that holds its own against traditional hot waxing.

Shopping at Tognar Toolworks in Ashland, I picked up an item that’s mostly okay but has a specific design flaw. It’s decent length and functional for the most part, but the Velcro is just too aggressive. You really struggle to pull it apart at the end. I ended up rigging my own pull tabs with duct tape to make it usable.

If you are looking for reliable tools, skip the rest and go with Tognar Toolworks in Ashland. I put their SKIMENDER through its paces in a demanding shop environment in Aspen and it never let me down. I eventually bought my own unit. For effective ptex removal, just keep a few steel scrapers razor-sharp, or opt for a planer if you want to eliminate core shot issues entirely.

I bought this product from Tognar Toolworks in Ashland to fix some major base issues, and it has been a solid choice. It’s easy to use, performs well, and has held up perfectly through the entire season.

Solid value for the price. I don't ski much, so I just grab a couple of these straps whenever I place an order with Tognar Toolworks.

The products I bought from their website were amazing. The quality was top-notch and shipping was fast. Definitely recommend!

🌟 I recently ordered some gear from Tognar INC and I must say, I am very impressed with the quality of their products. They offer a wide range of options and their customer service is fantastic. The shipping was fast and the items arrived in perfect condition. I highly recommend Tognar INC for all your outdoor gear needs! 👍

Tognar INC provides exceptional customer service. Their products are of high quality and they offer a wide range of options. I recently purchased some gear from their website and I'm extremely satisfied with my purchase. The shipping was fast and the items arrived in perfect condition. I highly recommend Tognar INC for all your outdoor gear needs!

Tognar Toolworks helped me create a truly unique snowboard. I managed to build a functional freestyle board with the most unusual binding hole pattern I've ever seen. It’s a one-of-a-kind build, likely the last T-bolted snowboard on the planet. Five stars!

I’ve been to plenty of hardware shops, but Tognar Toolworks in Ashland feels like the real deal. It’s genuinely the last place on earth where you can walk in and buy just one item without feeling like you’re doing it wrong.

If you're looking for a cost-effective option at Tognar Toolworks in Ashland, their bulk all-temperature wax is a smart buy. While it isn't formulated for specific snow conditions, it handles a wide range of weather just fine. I've stuck with Swix over the competition like Toko because I find it far easier to scrape off.

I recently made a purchase on togner.com and I was really impressed with the overall experience. The website was user-friendly and easy to navigate. The products I received were of great quality and exactly as described. I would definitely recommend Tognar INC to anyone looking for outdoor gear.

I was impressed by the sturdy build quality of the rack at Tognar Toolworks in Ashland. While it comes at a higher price point than other ski racks on the market, it is definitely worth the investment for anyone looking to store their wide rocker skis securely.

Tognar Toolworks really knows how to make a quality tool. This P-Tex gun was incredibly easy to set up and get running. The extrusion is smooth with just a light squeeze of the trigger, and the heavy metal plate makes it a breeze to spread and smooth out the wax on my ski base. I’m especially impressed by the magnetic base on the plate—it keeps the hot gun stable and secure before and after I’m done working.

If you’re looking for professional-grade gear, Tognar Toolworks has you covered. Their finish handles to touch up your display in just one to three coats. It might take a bit more work, like a candle drip or a second pass with the gun, to get everything perfectly flat, but it really simplifies home repair tasks. If you need to take it up a notch, you might want to pair it with a Swix Pro Edger or a similar tool.

I’m a loyal customer of Tognar Toolworks here in Ashland, having now purchased my second planer. I originally bought one with a narrow blade for traditional straight skis, and recently added a wider-blade model to handle modern race skis. This setup is perfect because I never need to swap blades between jobs. These tools are incredibly durable and built to last a lifetime.

Shoppers at Tognar Toolworks in Ashland know that this kit is a game-changer for ski maintenance. While it’s easy to overapply the Ptex and end up scraping off the excess, the resulting repair is incredibly durable and won’t crack. It’s far superior to the old drip-candle method—trust me, you’ll wish you made the switch years ago.

I waited a year to shop at Tognar Toolworks here in Ashland because they were out of stock when I first looked for my ski tuning tools. Now that I’ve finally finished my set of stones, I’m really pleased with how they performed.

I found the handle on these Tognar tools a bit slender compared to what I was expecting, but they do the job just fine.

Tognar Toolworks really delivers on their promise. The ski racks are top-notch and do exactly what they are supposed to. After moving, I spent ages hunting for the right gear online, and these stood out as the only ones combining that specific level of quality with the features I needed. Even though I’m in Finland, the shipping process was seamless. Highly recommended for anyone prioritizing durable ski storage, and they work well for non-rocker skis too.

As a shop tech with two decades of experience, I picked up this tool from Tognar Toolworks in Ashland to handle my own ski base grinding instead of relying on a shop. I followed their video guide and prepared some boards to get started. It definitely takes some elbow grease; it required numerous passes to flatten the ski initially. I started with the included medium stone, pausing frequently to brush away the cut material, and occasionally switched to the steel cutting bar to address fine hairs and expose fresh surface. After about 45 minutes, I had a flat ski with reasonable structure, though I’m still watching to see if the base pattern holds up over time. I’ve applied storage wax to test absorption and will be testing them on the slush at Timberline in a few weeks to see how they perform.

As a beginner at ski tuning, I found the Tognar tool intuitive and comfortable to use. It minimizes guesswork, though I initially had to figure out that the side dial arrow indicates which side you are adjusting. My only minor gripe is that it is easy to forget to adjust the angle when switching between the edges and the base, as the correct difference is just about four degrees.

The Tognar tool is an incredible addition to any home workshop for ski tuning. I strongly suggest watching the instructional videos on the Tognar website to learn the proper technique. Over the season, I’ve used it every five to seven days on my skis. Once the base structure is established, maintenance becomes minimal. Honestly, I’d trust this tool over a base grinder and a tech any day. It’s intuitive and easy to control; following the video guide prevents over-tuning. The enhanced structure it creates has drastically improved how well my skis absorb and hold wax.

As a hardware store in Ashland, Tognar Toolworks definitely knows their gear, and this tool proves it. It levels up the base of your skis, making a huge difference in glide performance. Even with previously uneven bases, the improvement was instant. I’m thrilled with the quality and would highly recommend it to any skier.

I bought this base flattener from Tognar Toolworks in Ashland, and it has been a fantastic addition to my ski tuning routine. It excels at addressing base high issues, which is a very common wear pattern for skis. By evening out the base, it restores that snappy, responsive feel you get with a brand-new pair, making edge-to-edge transitions much quicker. However, it’s important to know its limits. This isn’t a replacement for a shop’s stone grinder. If your ski has severe damage or requires removing a large amount of material, this tool will take a long time to do the job, and a mechanical grind is probably better. Also, it won’t fix asymmetric edge wear (where one edge is worn down more than the other), as it uses the edges to guide its depth. For true parallel tuning or fixing uneven edges, a computer-controlled stone grind is still necessary. Additionally, if your ski is edge high, this device won't help since it doesn't cut into the edges. Fortunately, most skis suffer from base wear rather than edge wear, so this is rarely an issue. One minor downside is the surface finish; it leaves linear grooves from tip to tail rather than the geometric chevron pattern you’d get from a professional stone grind. While it won’t give you that race-ready look, it effectively levels the base and improves performance for the majority of skiers. Highly recommended for routine maintenance!

I’ve found Tognar Toolworks to be incredibly versatile, whether I’m handling ski maintenance, tending to the garden, or shucking oysters. Ashland’s hardware store really delivers on quality for all these different needs.

Tognar Toolworks really knows their gear. These straps are a solid choice for keeping your items secure while the padding effectively keeps the bases separated.

If you want to keep your snowboard looking pristine, Tognar Toolworks makes a product you’ll actually use. It’s an affordable way to stop chairlift scratches from ruining your topsheet. Just skip it if your board has a textured finish.

As a frequent skier at Tognar Toolworks, I rely on their gear almost daily. The performance is noticeably superior to standard options; I consistently overtake skiers using the competition, confirming that these tools are built for speed.

I had a great experience ordering from Tognar Toolworks in Ashland. The pricing was fair, and my item arrived quickly and was packed securely. It’s not always easy to find hardware sold by the foot at a reasonable rate, so I really appreciated that convenience. Got exactly what I needed, thank you!

I bought this from Tognar Toolworks in Ashland, hoping it would shield my Blizzard Brahmas from the abuse of being an instructor. While I trust it works well for protection, it didn't look right on my solid black skis. Every tiny flaw was super visible, and I struggled to get a bubble-free application. If your gear has a complex design, this might be a better fit, but on a plain dark finish, it just doesn't blend in.

Disappointing performance that doesn't match the hype at Tognar Toolworks. I’m curious if the glowing reviews are accurate or if negative feedback is being filtered out. This device failed to flatten concave skis or handle structuring tasks effectively. At best, it only managed to remove some Ptex after a candle repair, and I nearly ruined two pairs of skis in the process. Glad Wintersteiger is just down the street for the repairs I’ll need.

I’ve been using Tognar Toolworks’ coarse stones for years, and they are now my go-to choice for the Ski Sharp. While finer grits might suit racers or those tackling dry powder, these coarser stones quickly deliver the sharp edge I need for local snow conditions. In fact, I recently purchased a second set as a backup, just in case I need to resharpen before my original set requires reconditioning.

Shipped quickly to Ashland and arrived in perfect condition. The Tognar top sheet protection did exactly what it promised—shielding my new skis from scrapes without adding visible bulk. It was a breeze to apply, and honestly, you can barely see it once it’s on. Great value for the price, too.

I was impressed by how quickly the product slid onto my skis and how effortlessly it scraped off. It applies smoothly and melts into the surface like butter. Great find for anyone looking for a reliable waxing solution at Tognar Toolworks in Ashland.

Another solid recommendation from Roy. I’ve actually placed a second order now, splitting my set between the steel blade and the structure stone versions. Having spent time working in a ski shop myself, I can confidently say this is the most versatile waxing tool I’ve used in over four decades.

Tognar Toolworks delivers precision, and their edge tool proves it. If your ski base is already in good shape, this is an excellent choice. While the tool bit may wear out faster than expected, nothing matches its ability to perfectly mate the side bevel.

Solid whetstones that did the job for my ski tuning here in Colorado. They are a bit fragile, though—just be aware they wear down and thin out faster than some other options if you plan on redressing them regularly.

I’m not convinced the time spent hauling my skis to Tognar Toolworks in Ashland is worth it for a stone grind. Between the hassle of the commute and the price, there are likely better, more convenient options out there.

Tognar Toolworks in Ashland made life so much easier for my splitboard builds. Their precision inserts are exactly what any DIY backcountry enthusiast needs to get the job done right.

I found the height specifications for this Tognar Toolworks product a bit confusing. The 9mm dimension refers only to the insert, excluding the plastic cap, which makes the overall unit taller than I expected. Also, one of the plastic caps popped off during installation, which was frustrating.

If you are setting inserts for a snowboard or building a split board, Tognar Toolworks offers an unbeatable combination of their plastic-capped inserts and their specific drill bit. The process is seamless: after drilling 1/8" and 5/16" pilot holes, the bit creates a perfect countersink for the insert, leaving just a tiny bit of material (around 1/32" to 1/64") to be sanded or sliced flush. The bit’s built-in stop prevents over-drilling, and the shaft grooves align perfectly with the 5/16" hole. A bit of 2-ton epoxy secures them nicely. Just ensure your board is base-ground and tuned before heading out. I’m very happy with the outcome. Big thanks to Scott and the team in Ashland for making such high-quality products.

This is the eighth board I’ve used the mats on, and they perform excellently. My best tip for getting a smooth finish is to let the board and vinyl warm up in the summer sun for about 30 minutes before application. It really helps minimize bubbles.

Tognar Toolworks has delivered an exceptional sharpening system that maintains razor-sharp edges with impressive precision. It handles both side and base bevels effortlessly, tracking the Magnatraction profile more accurately than any other tool I’ve used. I went ahead and purchased additional diamond and ceramic stones for polishing, which was a great addition. The build quality is outstanding, and it feels like an investment that will last a lifetime.

Tognar Toolworks delivers exactly what they promise. This welder stands out with its dual heating elements and wider face plate, proving it’s a high-quality tool that justifies its price tag. It’s easily one of the best options available.

If you are in Ashland and looking for reliable gear maintenance, Tognar Toolworks has a fantastic option with the Ski Visions system. It makes prepping your ski bases for waxing straightforward and ensures your equipment is in top shape. The price is very reasonable, and the device is simple to operate. Definitely worth picking up if you want to keep your skis in prime condition.

These straps do exactly what they say on the label. The hook-and-loop fastener is incredibly robust and keeps my skis securely in place. I especially appreciate the generous width, which makes them perfect for securing wider ski models at the shop here in Ashland.

While the price tag at Tognar Toolworks in Ashland might raise an eyebrow, this ski rack is worth the investment for anyone worried about damaging their gear. It’s one of the rare designs that preserves the camber of your skis, and I’m really happy with that decision. It feels solid and well-made, it’s simple to operate, and it grips my 108mm skis without a wobble.

I found the universal wax from Tognar Toolworks to be a solid, budget-friendly option. It handles cold and moderate temperatures just fine, though I’d recommend saving up for a wax rated for higher temps if you plan to use it in warmer weather.

After picking this up from Tognar Toolworks in Ashland, I found it’s best to take your time and keep a steady hand. Like the reviewer noted, you might want to practice on an old pair of skis first, as it took me three passes to really get the hang of it. It’s a great addition to your on-hill or car kit for clearing out burrs after a day on the slopes. Just be aware that while the tool is effective, it does require a bit of practice to use as intended.

I’ve been buying the Hot Scrape Wax from Tognar Toolworks in Ashland for years to prep my ski bases. It works perfectly for the job and makes sure everything is ready before I get to work.

I stopped by Tognar Toolworks in Ashland to grab these inserts for a DIY splitboard build, opting for them over standard Voile T-nuts in high-torque binding zones. The installation with the Maizlinger-Snoli bit was pretty straightforward, though judging the drill depth was tricky. The bit hits bottom at the right depth, but the p-tex cap ended up sitting higher than the board base. I had to use an M6 bolt and washer from the top side to press the insert flush. After installing a dozen or so, a few started spinning because the ridges dug into the core and lost their grip—ironically, that’s exactly the issue I was trying to avoid with the Voile nuts. A bit of epoxy on the loose inserts fixed the issue, and the bindings hold firm now. I’m happy with the product overall, though if anyone has a better installation technique, I’d love to hear it.

I haven't come across better made tools than the ones from Tognar Toolworks in Ashland. They truly stand out for their quality.

As an amateur tuner, I found the iron from Tognar Toolworks in Ashland to be a perfect fit for my requirements.

I use Tognar Toolworks' straps for everything from modern carving skis to super wide powder models, and they fit perfectly every time. It’s definitely a must-have addition to your gear collection.

I compared the name-brand options at Tognar Toolworks in Ashland and found the pricing to be slightly higher, but the performance is identical. The quality of the products here is undeniable, making it a reliable choice for your hardware needs.

I haven't found another tool quite like this for beveling my skis, and it does the job perfectly. Just remember to do a quick hard dewaxing afterward to get rid of those P-tex hairs, followed by a light shave before you start waxing. I’d give it five stars if the stone were a bit wider to cover the entire base in one pass, but I’m sure Skivision will make that happen soon. If you enjoy tuning your gear like I do, this is definitely a must-have addition to your toolkit here in Ashland.

Hands down the best ski strap I’ve ever used. I’ve tested plenty of other options, but this one strikes the perfect balance between affordability and performance. It’s also a huge bonus that it proudly displays the Tognar Toolworks name. Great find!

The built-in tab for separating hook and loop fasteners is a really handy feature. I found the pricing to be fair for what you get.

The finish is a bit more textured compared to the medium grit, but that’s exactly what you need for precision work. It performs just as well as every other tool from Tognar Toolworks, delivering reliable results every time. Big thanks to the team in Ashland for the quality gear!

This tool in Ashland really hits the sweet spot, combining the precision of ruby stones with the grit of a file.

I was amazed at how much sharper the blade became compared to using emery cloth. It glided over the base with significantly less effort, delivering a much smoother finish.

As a loyal Tognar Toolworks customer in Ashland, I’ve tried just about every Swix product out there, and they’ve never let me down. Picking up these bulk boxes is the perfect way to stock up for myself and the skiing crew. The universal wax is hands down the most versatile option—no need to stress about the temperature range, it just works. It’s also excellent for hot scraping, and you really can’t beat the value for the amount you get. I do wish they brought back the warmer-temperature universal variant; that formula was truly top-notch.

Tognar Toolworks delivers exactly what you need for a flawless edge. Their finish is incredibly smooth, and unlike other options, it doesn't leave an oily residue or stain the P-Tex base. A reliable choice for clean results.

After 16 years of relying on the Ski Visions system at Tognar Toolworks in Ashland, I’ve found it to be the most straightforward way to maintain my gear. Adding the green stone to the mix has made tuning even quicker and more precise. Why pay shop prices for a tune-up when this setup delivers professional results for just a fraction of the cost?

Tognar Toolworks delivered exactly what I needed for my workshop. Their tool brings worn-out bases back to a perfectly flat surface while adding helpful structural integrity. Highly effective and reliable, just as advertised.

I found the Tognar Toolworks ski tie to be a solid, versatile choice for my gear. Just keep in mind that the ones I had were quite easy to misplace, so I made sure to mark them with my name to keep track of ownership.

Tognar Toolworks made a solid choice with this. It’s much more straightforward to handle than those small green stones I used before. Just make sure to keep the blade honed to prevent any chattering.

Tognar Toolworks has a real gem in this compact stone. It’s super convenient for slipping into your pocket, though you do need steady fingers to keep it aligned with the blade. I’m happy with the purchase, but it’s definitely not for the kids—give it to the adults who know how to handle it with care.

I picked up these ski straps from Tognar Toolworks in Ashland and they feel really sturdy. The build quality is impressive, so I expect they’ll hold up well over time. Great promotional gear from a shop I genuinely love.

Another customer who agrees with the previous reviewer! These ski straps are top-notch. They feel sturdy and well-made, so I’m confident they’ll hold up over time.

I picked up these ski straps from Tognar Toolworks here in Ashland and they really feel built to last. The build quality is excellent, so I have no doubt they’ll hold up to heavy use for a long time.

Tognar Toolworks delivers on quality with these durable cords. The bright coloring and velcro fasteners make them super easy to attach, even while you’re up on a lift. Highly recommend for anyone needing reliable gear.

I’m a loyal customer of Tognar Toolworks in Ashland, having bought their wax here for years, and I just completed my second bulk order. This wax hits the sweet spot for advanced recreational skiers who don’t need the edge of race-day gear. I really appreciate the consistency, and the pricing is spot on.

I’m another satisfied customer of Tognar Toolworks here in Ashland. I already own their Ski Sharp Edge tuner, but this Base Flattening and Structure tool is actually even more user-friendly. Just make sure to check out the detailed instructions on tognar.com before you dive in—it’s really worth the read. I found that only two or three passes, with four to six strokes each, were enough to flatten and texture my skis. I started by cleaning the base with acetone I grabbed from a local hardware store. Since I ski mostly in spring conditions, I’m planning to buy the course texture stone next.

As a shop in Ashland, Tognar Toolworks has been a game-changer for me. I used to dread stone grinds because they were pricey and often left my skis sluggish. Now, I handle everything myself with Tognar’s gear and it works perfectly. I’m saving money and getting better results. The coarse stone is my favorite—it really tackles the work when needed.

I had to sharpen a few pairs of skis to get the hang of using this, but once I figured it out, I was very happy with the results. I’m not trying to shave off every tiny fraction of a millimeter; I just want skis that perform well. Definitely don’t need to go beyond the medium grit stone unless you are removing a lot of material.