The care and attention to your flock has impressed me the most. I've been very delicate to the ones I own and the sound of a grinder will set most of too bolt.
The real question not answered is the angle grinder can be used for other things besides hooves. So the question not answered is whether the Hoof Boss is more than just superior. Is it head and shoulders superior over the angle grinder? If it is clearly superior but only marginally to better, you might do better with the angle grinder or a similar tool on a battery powered Dremel. Besides if you were keeping up with your hoof trimming an angle grinder and its ability to do other functions may put it in a superior category.
Had a grinder and Dremel I say it’s way better yes I have a grinder on the farm but would you like to hold something for 3-4 hours that weighs 1lb or 3lbs me 1lb. If you have 10 goats use your grinder we trim ever 3-4 months to me the hoof boss is superior I know people will disagree with me but with the chain disk it’s way faster and a way better job
, I bought a Ryobi cutting tool and some 3" 60 grit sanding discs as well as a 3/8" hole punch to punch out the center of the discs. About $120 all told. Will see how it works.
@@stevehodges6603 Sure. Works out perfectly. Still doing some of it with the shears then follow up with the grinder. I'd say the heavier the grit the better. Doesn't seem to bother them.
The care and attention to your flock has impressed me the most.
I've been very delicate to the ones I own and the sound of a grinder will set most of too bolt.
I am getting better at hoof trimming thanks to you Jason! You are a very patient person and the doe on the stand is very good too.
O they are not all the time good to deal with. But glad to be able to help
She's such a good gal!
I trimmed 9 goats for a lady a week ago and that's when I said "That's it, I need the hoof boss!" I mentioned you as a reference 😁
After you do a few you want one.
Thank you
Nice video I appreciate your time in teaching us I'm going to try a dremel hope that works
Thank you for watching
If You don't use a special hoof trimming disc you should use a 12 grit sanding disc.
I need grinder like that. Nice hoof trimming keep having fun
The real question not answered is the angle grinder can be used for other things besides hooves. So the question not answered is whether the Hoof Boss is more than just superior. Is it head and shoulders superior over the angle grinder? If it is clearly superior but only marginally to better, you might do better with the angle grinder or a similar tool on a battery powered Dremel. Besides if you were keeping up with your hoof trimming an angle grinder and its ability to do other functions may put it in a superior category.
Had a grinder and Dremel I say it’s way better yes I have a grinder on the farm but would you like to hold something for 3-4 hours that weighs 1lb or 3lbs me 1lb. If you have 10 goats use your grinder we trim ever 3-4 months to me the hoof boss is superior I know people will disagree with me but with the chain disk it’s way faster and a way better job
, I bought a Ryobi cutting tool and some 3" 60 grit sanding discs as well as a 3/8" hole punch to punch out the center of the discs. About $120 all told. Will see how it works.
Any update?
@@stevehodges6603
Sure.
Works out perfectly.
Still doing some of it with the shears then follow up with the grinder.
I'd say the heavier the grit the better.
Doesn't seem to bother them.
Trying to see if we should just use our angle grinder or purchase one made especially for livestock. It’s much more money .
Worth every penny. If you pick up one use the discount code CLEARCREEK at checkout I think save 10%
Where did you get your stanchion? Thank you so much for these videos! Best ones I’ve watched about hoof trimming!
It a weaver stand
Good
Nice
Don't that grinder heat's up. N can hurt the 🐐???
No it doesn’t and you would have to hold it on there super hard to heat up enough to hurt them.
Will we have to trim them if we are only keeping them tell fair week so about tell they are 9 months old?
Yes for fair wethers you should trim them every few weeks to keep them in shape
@@LetsTalkGoats thank you for the help
Which fence hole size do you use?
I think it’s 6x6
@@LetsTalkGoats thank you
And here I was thinking I was just gonna watch and not learn anything!
Glad you learned something good or bad.
A rasp is cheaper and quicker. Quick trim with snips, finish off with the rasp.
I like a farrier rasp better too but last time I went back to it for a faster trim it set off my shoulder injury for a week