Minimum Blade Width for 12 to 15 degree per side

[AmyTurner]

000Robert wrote:

I heard that they called it a sheepsfoot blade because it is shaped like a sheep’s foot. It is good for cleaning horse hooves if I remember right.

I’ve also heard a similar name with the same meaning. Who knows if this is true, but it really looks like!: D

• This reply was modified 3 years, 10 months ago by AmyTurner.
• This reply was modified 3 years, 10 months ago by AmyTurner.

[000Robert]

AmyTurner wrote:

000Robert wrote:

I heard that they called it a sheepsfoot blade because it is shaped like a sheep’s foot. It is good for cleaning horse hooves if I remember right.

I’ve also heard a similar name with the same meaning. Who knows if this is true, but it really looks like: D

I googled it. It seems that the sheepsfoot blade is for cutting and slicing while minimizing the chances of anything being accidently pierced by the blade. I guess I was wrong.

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