Required Tools | Idaho Horseshoeing S

There are 2 ways to finish course work here at IHS. First is the pay by course level method. This method is a little more expensive than taking the 100-400 levels straight through. The second method is to pay for everything when you start your education.

There are 2 ways to finish course work here at IHS. First is the pay by course level method. This method is a little more expensive than taking the 100-400 levels straight through. The second method is to pay for everything when you start your education.

There are 2 ways to finish course work here at IHS. First is the pay by course level method. This method is a little more expensive than taking the 100-400 levels straight through. The second method is to pay for everything when you start your education.

There are 2 ways to finish course work here at IHS. First is the pay by course level method. This method is a little more expensive than taking the 100-400 levels straight through. The second method is to pay for everything when you start your education.

Required Tools

Buying the right tools is a very important investment as you start your career as a professional farrier. Many students make the mistake of buying the wrong tools when they start. To help you make an educated investment, we offer both tools for sale and for rent at the school. The cost to rent a full tool kit is $280 for the full course. If you wish to buy all the tools when you start the course, we offer student tool kits ranging from $1000-$2000.

Required Tools

Shoeing Tool Box

Hoof Stand

Shoeing Apron

Clinch Cutter

Hoof Knife

Shoe Pull Off

Hoof Nipper

Clincher

Crease Nail Puller

Driving Hammer

Rounding Hammer

Clipping Hammer

Reg Head Fullering Tool

3/8 Fire Tongs

5/16 Fire Tongs

1/4 Fire Tongs

Hot Shoe Tongs

Rasp Handles

Regular Rasp

Half Round Rasp

Knife Sharpener

Hoof Gauge

Large Butcher Block Brush