Thank you Chris I am humbled by your comments. I think you are becoming a true leader in the industry. Leading from the front is always a difficult position to be in. Well done my friend. 😂
@ModernDayHoofCare
2 ай бұрын
💯👍🙏
@witchybritches13
Ай бұрын
That’s a lot of work for a horseshoe. Well done 👍
@ModernDayHoofCare
Ай бұрын
Yes, practicing for any discipline or sport is not always simple. When I practicing craftsmanship it helps turns everyday tasks into standard procedures that start to happen with ease.
@davidnicholls3373
2 ай бұрын
A work of art true skill and planning😊
@ModernDayHoofCare
2 ай бұрын
Thanks David, you are 👍 great at encouraging your peers around you. I believe it is one of the reasons why you were voted to be standing among some of the best farriers in the industry !
@laurachynoweth5186
2 ай бұрын
Wow, truly amazing. If it doesn't exist I will just create it! You inspire.😊
@ModernDayHoofCare
2 ай бұрын
That is the mindset and spirit I was wanting to convey. The more you hone in your craftsmanship, the more options you have when you are in the field. every time I devote to practicing it or refining, a new technique helps me be more efficient and often in the process of failing and trying again I valuable lessons that I would not otherwise had the opportunity to learn. So glad it inspired you. 👍🙏
@Flying0Dismount
2 ай бұрын
What is the grooving tool? Is that a tire siping cutter or something specifically for horseshoes?
@Flying0Dismount
2 ай бұрын
Never mind, I found it on Amazon, and it is indeed a tire cutter. Give that the material is a thermoplastic urethane, I think it would actually be practical and economical to 3D print these for those situations where you need to do a special shoe for one or two shoeing cycles vs having all that equipment (I happen to have everything except the tire groover, but I also have a 3d printer too)... Ninjatek Cheetah or something similar is probably the appropriate material as it is designed to print at the fastest speed on a conventional printer, and you could probably push the speed even more given that perfect surface finish is not a requirement for a horse shoe..
@ModernDayHoofCare
2 ай бұрын
Yes you are indeed correct, tire grooving tool available on Amazon and other places. I had bought it for sipping my tires for endurocross and winter riding on my motorcycle. Thought one day it might work well in adding traction to the versa grip for a horse that needed more grip on his wet grass pasture during the winter months. 3D printing is something that could be fun to check into , especially if you have the time to build the shoe ahead of time. The reason for this video is often in the farrier and equine community say you can not adjust or find a limitation when they pull a urethane shoe out of the box. When you practice craftsmanship and hone in your skills you learn new techniques you find more efficient ways to do your daily work and they are able to provide more options and solutions for problems you come across in the field . Hope you have a great day cheers
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