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Sure seems like a blur already!

@@wiseforgeandfarrier Keep up the good work brother. With both your kids and the Iron work.

@@emeric7303 thank you!!!

@@wiseforgeandfarrier You're Welcome Brother!!!

She’s the coolest!

Yea that’s a pretty good way to put it. Instead of the white line being what is stretched, the sole is.

This is actually a really hard subject to have a conversation on because until you have lived it, anatomy says it’s wrong. But, honestly, I’m trimming more off feel, I’m trimming the distortion away by cutting the shape in, but because I’m leaving all the depth, and the sole is stretched, I end up actually nailing “inside the white line” quite a bit. I plan on doing a video on this in the future

Hey there! I definitely agree, since I swapped to using pull offs more instead of create nail pullers, it definitely makes life a bit easier for everyone when I cut them. I think crease nail pullers are definitely a huge difference maker in cutting clenches or not! Thanks for the comment and for watching!

😂😂 I literally thought the same thing

Thank you!!!

Thank you!

Definitely isn’t a full explanation but a brief synopsis for sure

Thanks homie

Because they do their jobs well.

That my friend, is a million dollar question

I’m glad it looks easy, I still feel like I ride the struggle bus lol

@@wiseforgeandfarrier I think you’re right about that, everything feels like it takes on new hard part new things to learn and new challenges to overcome but coming from a guy with absolutely no forging experience I definitely know someone who likes to show off what they do and being proud has gotta be one of the easiest steps along the way of mastering anything.

Haha thank you, definitely not doing 100 horses a week, but trying to make as many shoes as possible as often as I can! Muscle memory goes a long way, repetition, repetition,repetition

I don’t guess I understand…

The part that takes skill is not closing up the fullering, or hollow section, of the steel or dinging up the concave, or slanted section, on the inside of that “45 degree” bend. For those that know, this takes some well practiced skill to get proficient at.

It is a ton of physical work. The best piece of advice, find a good mentor and stick to them like glue!

I've always been fascinated by the ability to reform a material like metal, the unfortunate thing is I don't think there's anything in the state where I live

@@Tectonicbeatle1 there are blacksmith associations and farrier associations in pretty much every state in the U.S.A

@wiseforgeandfarrier I'm more into the whole of blacksmithing than anything else. But I'll do alittle research one of these days to see if I can find something

@@Tectonicbeatle1 definitely man, check out ABANA. It’s Artistic Blacksmiths Association of North America

Hey there! Thanks! I would say I don’t necessarily think of it as shoeing around the coffin joint as much as it’s maintaining proportions, both in front and behind ducketts dot. I set a ton of shoes back off the toe, but I do it with a toe clip. Being as wet as it is here, the soles and white lines distort so to maintain vertical depth, a lot of time, I’m actually “inside the white line”

Might have. To give that a go

Go away Aunna!!!

@@wiseforgeandfarrier, 🎶 ooookay byeeee!

@@SouthFLFarrierShorts byeeeee

Not at all! The nails are driven into insensitive structure called the white line. The white line is basically the Velcro between the hoof wall and the coffin bone. Just like our nails, there’s sensitive parts and insensitive. When done proper, the nails are in the insensitive

So glad! There will be plenty more like it coming!

When it’s done properly, not at all. Just like trimming our own nails or a dogs nails, if you do too much it absolutely can be painful and these big animals will let you know.

I would have loved to have maybe another 1/8 inch, but honestly this guys feet grow like he’s in New Mexico so I don’t mind a little tighter fit

Callus this thick don’t need bitch mittens!

Hope it helps someone!

😂😂

Not real practical when needing to communicate with your atriker

Absolutely agree!

You’re not wrong, I’ve only had to have 3 pieces of metal removed from my eye so far. I’m usually a lot better about wearing my glasses. Everyone’s comments will definitely be a good reminder to get the glasses back on

Overrated😂 just kidding, I should honestly get better about remembering

It definitely is a trade with more demand than supply. The desire to work hard sure isn’t what it used to be but it has made for a very lucrative business

Where I come from it’s pretty common lol

@@kdugg not in Northeastern PA where I’m from 😂

Believe it or not the northeast is loaded with great farriers and blacksmiths. I do believe it’s maybe not as prevalent as it used to be but some really great handy guys up there

I only use my thumb when I am doing finer more accurate blows, but your definitely not wrong!

Do you have to be strong to do blacksmithing cos I'm really skinny but always wanted to try and learn as a hobby

@@killabee420kl7 not really! It’s more about technique. There is some physicality to it but there are tons of women and girls as well as petite men that forge

@@wiseforgeandfarrier thanks I'm definitely gonna give it a try at some point then

@@killabee420kl7 definitely! Find a good mentor!

Ahhh definitely the one thing I struggle with most! It’s hard to juggle the eye protection and the sweat. Sometimes I’m really good about it but most of the time I just use “safety squint”

Went on the hoof pretty appropriately though

I live in Florida, our anvils and tools rust overnight, no matter how much you use them.

Thank you!!

Most autistic people do, that’s good that you recognized it…lmao!

Go to work

Thank you! Just trying to do my best every horse!

It’s a bit wet here

Chase Davis

Thanks, still trying to get it a little better

Man, that sounds like it’s gonna be rough,I’m gonna pack a few extra band aids and I’ll make it happen tho! Thanks for the suggestion!

@@wiseforgeandfarrier Well don't hurt yourself! lol

I’m gonna do my best! Hold tight the video will be coming

Thanks!

Prectiate ya bud

@@wiseforgeandfarrier * ‘preciate

It has 2 magnets already. It’s a portable anvil so it’s not mounted solid