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When I sharpen em I take a bunch off the cheeks especially toward the tip, I think that’s why they all say void once sharpened because to get them where a guy can use em you start getting em pretty quick. My grandpa said he wore the crook off one. 😂

I use a round file from a chainsaw. The ones real nice, I like a whippy little left handed one, the crooked offset is neat.

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How important is tong position when doing that little trick?

Good tip there bud!

That’s cool

I had heard that you don't want to cut the frog away because it is a natural cushion???

The radio in the background is really distracting.

Concave is fun to work , for me anyway .

That clip is source verified 👌 We only apply clips that are source verified on our horses 😂😂

Dope a$$ shoe 👠 ... Straight dope boy fresh 😎

Thanks guys. It’s always a pleasure to see your work and process.

Great work 💪 moisture is our biggest challenge here in New Zealand.

Ready to see you in chattanooga!

may the straightest guy win lol

Do you guys see any difference in the quality of the material when forging it in the coke versus gas forge? I mean do you think sulfur from coke has negative influence on tool making?

Did this after watching the video. Thanks for the inspiration.

West Texas feet are particularly hard right now, gotta keep knives sharp and a fresh rasp .

I always start on the back feet first. Works in my favor most of the time.

Looks like a half set to me

If your cold shoeing you can torch the hoof to make it softer (pro tip from a not pro farrier)

If your cold shoeing you can torch the hoof to make it softer

Thanks for sharing

Lady today hosed her horse off after her lesson and let him have a roll in the sand pen, immediately before me climbing under. Felt like I had been at the beach all day without the fun parts! 😂

A good customer has a rake handy and gets it out of the way , and keeps the dogs up !!

What can you do...shit happens! 🤣

No big deal to a horse person.

Hero is a very nice boy. Great job!

I think I seen a rasp Mark

Great video! Thanks for the help. I'll put it to use.

Beautiful closed over the back of the frog, great rock and debris holder !!

Why aluminum? Was it a clients preference?

Our feet in south MS are a a little over saturated right now.

This horse has the patience of a saint..at least what we're seeing. Great work!!

Why not try Titanium,last forever i bet

Yo! Sweet job! Can I ask is that the 12oz Jim poor hammer how do you find it?

Excellent video, Gavin. May I ask that in the next video in which you talk about aluminum shoes, you also talk about the reasons for their use, for the benefit of those of us who have a lot to learn about horses. Specifically about the pros and cons of aluminum as opposed to steel, and why the disciplines that favor them do so. I realize that they may be a few ounces lighter than steel, but does that difference affect the health or performance of an animal as powerful as a horse? Also, please tell, us in your opinion as a farrier, what issues will cause you to recommend for or against aluminum.

Very nice work, aluminum is not my favorite medium to work, but I'm like you only have a handful of them I do. The feet here in southwest Wisconsin next to the Mississippi are nice and soft, thanks to plenty of rain lately! I'm lucky!

What do you think of composit horse shoes? Glad your back doing your videos again. I'm not too fond of shorts. Have a great day!

Thanks for another great video. I’ve learned some good things from you! ⚒️

Great Presentation. Thoughly enjoyed it. Liked to hear you using Standard measurements. Made me feel at home. Keep em coming. Thanks for sharing, Sir...

I want to make a trap for wolves. What's the right metal?

I just love watching horse shoeing.

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Hey Gavin, missed you bud, it was nice to see you doing what you do best at work. Looking forward to an inspiring video from the master. 😊

Great video, Great song. Thanks for sharing. Keep em coming, Sir...

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Make sure your shoe is flat before burning it on the hoof