Holmenkol SpareBlade Round

HOLMENKOL SpareBlade Round 6 mm is a round 6 mm carbide replacement blade for controlled removal of side-wall material. It is designed for precise workshop and race-service edge preparation with repeatable results.

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HOLMENKOL · SpareBlade Round 6 mm · Edge tuning

HOLMENKOL SpareBlade Round 6 mm

Defined round cutting radius for repeatable trimming. This tool belongs in the geometry stage of edge preparation, before final diamond polishing and deburring.

Technical setup

Key specifications

ProductSpareBlade Round 6 mm
Typeround 6 mm carbide replacement blade
Specification6 mm radius · for side-wall planers
Usecontrolled removal of side-wall material
Benefitdefined round cutting radius for repeatable trimming
ApplicationSki · snowboard · race service

Application & selection

Work with stable support and light pressure

Set up the tool before cutting, keep it flat against the intended reference surface and remove only as much material as necessary. Check progress frequently.

SF Sports recommendation

Protect the intended edge angle

Do not use edge tools to compensate for a poor side-wall setup. Clear the side wall first, then work the steel edge in progressively finer steps.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is SpareBlade Round 6 mm used for?

Controlled removal of side-wall material.

Is it a race-service tool?

Yes. It is designed for precise, repeatable edge preparation.

Should I use heavy pressure?

No. Controlled light-to-moderate pressure gives a more consistent result.

Does it replace diamond finishing?

No. Geometry and polishing are separate service steps.

Can it be used on snowboards?

Yes, where the specific tool geometry is compatible with the board setup.

Why is repeatability important?

Because small changes in edge angle or side-wall interference can noticeably change grip and handling.

What should I check before use?

Blade/tool condition, intended angle and a stable, clean reference surface.