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.

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.

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 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!

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

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.

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.

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 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.

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

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 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 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.