Concave.

I bought some 3/4 x 3/8 today... $38 for a 4m length

that sounds a lot of money for what you got

My oath it is.

But that's what you have to pay if you want to play with concave here. By comparison, 20 x 10 flat bar (3/4 x 3/8) I pay ~$19 for 6m length.

I can get flat bar 1x3/8 10 euros 6m lenth
last time I bought concave by the ton

That in your shop Smitty? Concave by the ton. . .that's a bunch of concave.

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Did you never get a clue as to the mongrels who snipped you John

never got a thing back Red

Josh that's just some cut up

Looks to be a fair number of straight shoes there.

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you think a ton or 2 is a lot but it don't last for ever

Any idea how many feet of 3/8 x 3/4 in a ton? You don't do many resets either correct?

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I know if you had a few different sections in the ton 3/4x3/8, 3/4 x 5/16, 7/8 x 3/8
you get approx. 450 to 470 sets for your ton

How much for the ton of concave John?

looks like my blacksmith shop at home in my basement!!!
I have 2 pallets full of shoes.....52 boxes each of size 2; approx 30 boxes size 1; and about 10 boxes left only of size 0...since that is what I use the most of....then I have about 50 pairs of aluminum wide web; and about 100 sets of old race-plates left from 20 years of plating.'
and I have a lot of odds and ends of weird shoes [therapeutic]; out-dated shoes [ie. standard-bred race-plates; old Diamond block heeled; rims, of a good 40 pairs left from 23 years ago; and then I have concave shoes of about 5 boxes of mostly size 2.

at the time I bought it approx. 1,800

That's a few sets. How long does that last ya?

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As a farrier said to me some weeks ago when I mentioned
you have a lot of stock made.

His reply was that worries me meaning they were not shoeing
enough horses when the stock was getting bigger