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Punching Nail Holes in Horseshoes

Sep 21, 2010 by Butler2318 Category: Best Business Practices, FAQ's, Horseshoeing, Iron and Forge Work 0 comments Tags: basic farrier training, Butler horseshoeing schools, Horseshoe making, horseshoeing tips, Iron and Forge Work

Punching a horseshoe nail hole that is clean so the nail fits tight and is safe for the horse is an art that must be perfected to be useful and practical. The hole must be positioned over the outside of the white line to be safe. The hole should have pitch to match the angle […]

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