Best farrier supplies according to redditors

We found 8 Reddit comments discussing the best farrier supplies. We ranked the 6 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the top 20.

1. Brass Horse Hoof Gauge

1 mention
Brass Horse Hoof Gauge
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2. Talismans Good Luck Horseshoe with Two Nails

1 mention
Talismans Good Luck Horseshoe with Two Nails
Real Horseshoe -Natural FinishIncludes two Shoe Tack Nail for Hanging
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3. Diamond Farrier HR15 14" Outlaw Horse Rasp and File

1 mention
Diamond Farrier HR15 14" Outlaw Horse Rasp and File
Superior Performance in Both Wet And Dry ConditionsResists Clogging Due To the Angled Tooth FaceBoth Sides Are Safe 7/8"/22mm At PointRasp Teeth on 1 Side, File Teeth on Opposite, Single Cut on EdgesRasp Side Allows for Aggressive, but Controlled Hoof Removal
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4. Intrepid International Hoof/Farrier Nippers

1 mention
Intrepid International Hoof/Farrier Nippers
Wide Flat HeadTrims Hooves with PrecisionHardened Steel
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5. Tanged Hoof Rasp 14 Inch Rasp

1 mention
Tanged Hoof Rasp 14 Inch Rasp
14" tanged hoof raspFor trimming and smoothing hooves.
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6. Diamond Farrier 61B 36 oz Rounding Hammer

1 mention
Diamond Farrier 61B 36 oz Rounding Hammer
Perfectly balancedOne round, crowned face, one flatFaces beveled to reduce possibility of chippingHardwood handles36 oz.
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Equestrian horseshoes
Horseshoe nails
Farrier tools

Top Reddit comments about Farrier Supplies:

u/Anwhaz · 9 pointsr/knifecringe

Look at it logically. Chefs (especially high end ones) generally don't care about what steel they use, so even though I'm guessing rasp steel isn't the greatest Chefs wouldn't mind.

BUT

Chefs DO care if their knives go dull in a few seconds, and at 800 dollars, you've got every right to be steel snobby and a 14 dollar rasp probably doesn't cut it. Also, chefs will want a handle that they can be EXTREMELY precise with (just watch Gordon Ramsay scream about how things aren't evenly cut). Sure you can grab onto the blade but most chefs are moving at 100mph and could do with 10 extra hands let alone one. And finally the rasp/"grater" part is pretty far down the blade, so if you're chopping anything thicker than an inch or so you're going to "grate" the shit out of ONE SIDE of the food, which makes it uneven, which again, watch ramsay FLIP HIS SHIT any time his food isn't the most symmetrical thing in the universe.

So while she does have some high end clients, I don't think it's worth 800 bucks (admittedly for the largest knife). It's a cool idea, but I'm pretty sure most chefs will want a seperate knife and grater.

u/jackrats · 7 pointsr/whatisthisthing

It's a hoof gauge that farriers use.

https://www.amazon.com/Anvil-Brass-Horse-Hoof-Gauge/dp/B015HSRM6Y

u/just_some_Fred · 4 pointsr/metalworking

Hand tools are probably the most enduring examples of metalwork designs I can think of. Ever since we've been working metal, we've been making simple tools like hammers, tongs, planes, drills, and so forth. We've perfected these designs thousands of years ago. A blacksmith's hammer from 1016 is going to have pretty similar design to this one you can get right now.

u/okraarko · 2 pointsr/pigs

Pruning shears are great for general shaping and upkeep.

When their hooves get thick and a little out of control, the tool below works great.

Nippers https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000F7WWWW?ref=yo_pop_ma_swf

u/huisme · 2 pointsr/Bowyer

http://www.amazon.com/Diamond-Farrier-HR15-Outlaw-Horse/dp/B0015SUUK6/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1427398129&sr=8-2&keywords=farrier%27s+rasp

http://www.amazon.com/Bahco-5-Inch-474-125-0-80-Cabinet-Scraper/dp/B0001P0PHW/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1427398157&sr=8-2&keywords=card+scraper

u/GleyDong · 1 pointr/howardstern

https://www.amazon.com/Good-Luck-Horseshoe-Size-nails/dp/B00L4NDFVS