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RE:Domed Impression Material Pads 18 May 2009 22:07 #31

Jaye Perry OFFLINE Guru Posts: 5653 Thank you received: 1 Karma: 0	jaysanvil wrote: I misspoke when I said that the horse was in a wedge. The vet applied a 1" medium dense foam pad. The horse by standing on it compressed the toe to create a wedge. I'd cut the heels back to and beyond the heel buttress and wedge "ALOT".... "It would (all) depend" upon if the case is a medial sinker:cool:
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RE:Domed Impression Material Pads 18 May 2009 22:19 #32

Jay Mickle OFFLINE Very Senior Member Posts: 849 Thank you received: 2 Karma: 0	Applied clogs today in conjunction with vet using a Sigafoos Series III cuff with Soundhorse Tech soft silicone impression material. Horse was noticeably more comfortable after shoeing. Cautiously optimistic! More pics in album. http://horseshoes.com/forums/album.php?albumid=186 Attachments: Clog%20010_5113.jpg (50KB)
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RE:Domed Impression Material Pads 18 May 2009 23:06 #33

westtxshoer OFFLINE Very Senior Member Posts: 821 Karma: 0	Quite impressive.
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RE:Domed Impression Material Pads 18 May 2009 23:35 #34

Rick Burten OFFLINE Enforcer Posts: 9082 Thank you received: 50 Karma: 8	Jaye Perry wrote: I'd cut the heels back to and beyond the heel buttress and wedge "ALOT".... ] Why?......
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RE:Domed Impression Material Pads 19 May 2009 00:05 #35

Rick Talbert OFFLINE Master Posts: 1191 Thank you received: 1 Karma: 2	Well done jay! I like where you were able to get the breakover with the clog in comparison to the rads. I think the horse will do well in this setup.
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RE:Domed Impression Material Pads 19 May 2009 23:25 #36

reillyshoe OFFLINE Master Posts: 2690 Thank you received: 7 Karma: 4	Very nice work Jay.
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RE:Domed Impression Material Pads 20 May 2009 00:30 #37

Bradley-1stChoice OFFLINE Master Posts: 1965 Thank you received: 2 Karma: 1	Nice looking work Jay !!! A couple of questions, as I have never applied such a package . . . Did you nail the shoe to the clog, from the foot surface into the clog ??? If so, how did you deal with the nail heads ???? Opps, now I'm thinking you screwed them on ??? Was there enough sole pressure relief built into the shoe for this foot ??? Thanks for showing your work.
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RE:Domed Impression Material Pads 20 May 2009 01:26 #38

Jay Mickle OFFLINE Very Senior Member Posts: 849 Thank you received: 2 Karma: 0	Bradley If you are referring to the egg bar shoe shown in the album, it was just temporarily clamped to apply constant, even pressure to the Sigafoos III cuff while the Equibond glue set. The cuff has a urethane rimpad that provided sole relief where needed. From about the tip of the frog back cavity was packed with soft silicone impression material.
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RE:Domed Impression Material Pads 20 May 2009 01:41 #39

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jaysanvil wrote:

Bradley
If you are referring to the egg bar shoe shown in the album, it was just temporarily clamped to apply constant, even pressure to the Sigafoos III cuff while the Equibond glue set. The cuff has a urethane rimpad that provided sole relief where needed. From about the tip of the frog back cavity was packed with soft silicone impression material.

Thanks Jay
For clarifying, I didn't realize about the cuff.

I also went to http://www.soundhorse.com/app3/app.htm
and got the low-down.

Again Nice work !!!

Bradley SaintJohn

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RE:Domed Impression Material Pads 20 May 2009 10:40 #40

Jaye Perry OFFLINE Guru Posts: 5653 Thank you received: 1 Karma: 0	Rick Burten wrote: Why?...... #19-"Just received these rads. Saw horse yesterday and he is in ducted taped black wedge from Rood & Riddle and is amazingly comfortable "
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RE:Domed Impression Material Pads 20 May 2009 13:03 #41

reillyshoe OFFLINE Master Posts: 2690 Thank you received: 7 Karma: 4	At least consider the possibility that the horse might have deformed the pad into a wedge because that was a more comfortable arrangment for that foot.
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RE:Domed Impression Material Pads 20 May 2009 20:53 #42

Jay Mickle OFFLINE Very Senior Member Posts: 849 Thank you received: 2 Karma: 0	See post #32 above.
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RE:Domed Impression Material Pads 20 May 2009 23:06 #43

Jaye Perry OFFLINE Guru Posts: 5653 Thank you received: 1 Karma: 0	jaysanvil wrote: See post #32 above. Horses tell you everyhting about 'em; we just have to look/read:)
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RE:Domed Impression Material Pads 21 May 2009 18:17 #44

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This is a technique I have been using lately on both shod and unshod horses. I put a handful of impression material on the sole and apply Elasticon to hold it in place. After it is secured with the tape, I put a domed plate on the bottom, and hold this temporarily in place with stretch wrap. After the impression material has set, I remove the plate and leave the inner tape in place. With a Sigafoos shoe, the rim pad is concave enough to hold it in place without the tape.

Brilliant!

Pete