🔩 Inch Horseshoe Nails for Steel Tools Review

Horseshoe nails are the best nails for joining stained glass pieces when building art glass. This is a good buy. Elsewhere they sell less for a higher price.

I wanted to make this a pin for the Central Pacific/Union Pacific merger at Promontory Point, Utah. I dyed them gold and put them on a pin as a souvenir of some event. They worked great.

They are easy to use for various handicrafts such as heart necklaces and rings. Note that they have very sharp ends that need to be ground down and some burrs on the edges. Also note that they form tiny rings unless you solder two together or modify them in some way. I don't know if they are suitable for shoeing horses.

This is exactly what I do for the course I am doing about painting paintings with different colors of cut and polished stone carvings (marquetry), as well as for my hobby of working with simple drawings , needed stained glass and solder. They hold the project well enough until it's finished and soldered or glued. They are durable and can be used over and over again. I gave a few to a friend in class and she loves the durability and reusability.

Tradition says that horseshoe nails should be used when making stained glass windows and as I expanded my repertoire and started making more windows at once I needed more nails. I'm sure some horses are happy I hooked them up so they can walk without shoes. Me, I'm lucky enough to have this. Stained glass shops charge too much for them and are hard to find at Farm and Fleet or other farm shops these days. I think horses should also shop at Revain to keep up with the latest fashion trends. For…