Two tools on one handle. The tip loosens compacted dirt at the bottom of the stud hole, while the brush removes the debris—and the stud can then be screwed all the way in without forcing it.
It’s a step you may be tempted to skip, but skipping it can be costly: a poorly cleaned stud hole prevents the stud from going in straight, damages the horseshoe’s thread, and may require the farrier to re-cut the hole. The ergonomic wooden handle provides a secure grip, even when wearing gloves or with greasy hands.
✨ Key features
- ✔ Tip + brush — loosens and removes debris with one tool
- ✔ Protects the thread — the stud goes in straight, without forcing it
- ✔ Ergonomic wooden handle — secure grip, even with gloves
- ✔ Essential before fitting every stud
📋 Technical specifications
- Handle: wood, ergonomic shape
- Heads: brush on one end, tip on the other
- Use: cleaning stud holes before fitting studs
🐎 Why choose this product?
A damaged stud-hole thread can be re-tapped, but sometimes it cannot be salvaged. Thirty seconds of brushing can save you an extra visit from the farrier.
