Basic Shoemaking 3/4 Fullered & Plain Stamp w/Troy Wood-Auction for injured Farrier Benefit Clinic

In this video Troy and I go over the steps to become efficient at building 3/4 fullered and plain stamp horseshoes. We also made each step into a key ring that will be available for auction at the Sarah Baker Benefit Clinic March 4th-5th in Oregon. So if you would like to own this you can bid online or in person to help her out after some serious injuries. Go to www.oregonfarriersassociation.com for more details.
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👆 above is the link to the auction where you can bid on this piece to own. The auction is March 4th.

[@Mendezfarriercompany306]

Quite enjoyed that.

[@travistaylor1524]

Thank you for taking time to do this. Love it.

[@steamboat1341]

I’m glad I stumbled upon your channel, enjoy the way you talk to us learning is a constant process explaining why you do what you do, thanks for sharing your knowledge great video.👍

[@Hr1gunnar]

Awesome video guys! So many great tips in there.
I want a 'key-chain' like that one. I'll make me one..

[@franciscorobledo7706]

How do u know where the fullering goes on the flat of the shoe is right on center of 3/4

[@USAfarrier-pnwfarriershow]

I don’t fully understand your question? Essentially you need to keep in mind the foot you’re making it for, whether course or fine or right down the center, nail placement is what determines where the fullering goes. That answer your question?