I love the fact that everything is explained. A lot of instructional videos assume that whoever is watching knows what is happening but often it is not obvious or the viewer is inexperienced and so the video doesn't turn out to be as helpful as it could be. This one is great.
thank you. At these sandals, we don't have many steps so i can spend time with each operation. But when i make something with many-many details, i have to make a compromise, jump over some steps and presume that the man who works with my pattern will solve some problems by himself.
Very nice sandals! I love the work that you and your son do. You are one of my teachers. Can you tell me where to find the lasts? Thank you and best wishes from me to you!
@@VasileandPavel thank you for the sole material but earlier I was referring to the lasts. The "foot", I want to start investing in these so I may provide sandals and such to customers. Thanks.
I bought that lasts more than 10 years ago from a factory that bankrupted . I made the patterns using the lasts but with my pattern, you don't need them.
@@chematta2745 I searched on etsy and i find sandals lasts :) (STL) www.etsy.com/listing/816283602/digital-3d-model-barefoot-sandal-shoe?ga_order=most_relevant&ga_search_type=all&ga_view_type=gallery&ga_search_query=lasts+for+sandals&ref=sr_gallery-1-12&organic_search_click=1
The model is unisex; I have worn this model myself, and I currently wear something very similar (they are very comfortable sandals). I would widen the straps a bit, making them 3.5cm instead of 3cm, and 20mm instead of 1.5cm.
I really like your pattern! I have 5 granddaughters that love sandals! It looks like you use pre-dyed vegtan leather. If I were to dye vegtan leather, would you recommend sealing the leather so it does not stain their feet? If so, what do you recommend using?
when I dye vegtan, usually I use Fiebings and I seal the leather with resolene. Dilute your resolene with water and seal the leather with 2 layers of resolene.
Can it be all purpose contact cement? And why do you think the glue I bought before once it is opened it gets hard! I see your glue container and it looks like you close it and it would be good to use next time.
my adhesive is diluted with tholuene so I also bought tholuene. You can also use neophrenic adhesive, it have a different substance to dilute it but is as good as mine.I never used contact cement but I heared that it is a very good glue, too
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I love the fact that everything is explained. A lot of instructional videos assume that whoever is watching knows what is happening but often it is not obvious or the viewer is inexperienced and so the video doesn't turn out to be as helpful as it could be. This one is great.
thank you. At these sandals, we don't have many steps so i can spend time with each operation. But when i make something with many-many details, i have to make a compromise, jump over some steps and presume that the man who works with my pattern will solve some problems by himself.
Excellent video and pattern. Thank you!
Wonderful! you can tell you're a true craftsman. I love how you teach and explain everything during the video.
Thanks for sharing
These are very cool sandals! 👍👍
thank you. They are light and comfortable. I made my first pair in 1988 :)
Great pattern and lots of tips and tricks. This is a great and comfortable design.
very nice just got the pattern i think i already have the men sandles thank you c.noel vancouver canada
Fantastic video , great instructions and lovely finished product thank you
Thanks for share, for teach. Im going to make Ones for myself
I would like to see them when finished.
again a great pattern from a great master
Thank you, Lieve!
Wondering tutorial! Thankyou 😊😊
Sooo 😍
Cool
Very nice sandals! I love the work that you and your son do. You are one of my teachers. Can you tell me where to find the lasts? Thank you and best wishes from me to you!
www.etsy.com/search?q=rubber%20sole
@@VasileandPavel thank you for the sole material but earlier I was referring to the lasts. The "foot", I want to start investing in these so I may provide sandals and such to customers. Thanks.
I bought that lasts more than 10 years ago from a factory that bankrupted . I made the patterns using the lasts but with my pattern, you don't need them.
@@chematta2745 I searched on etsy and i find sandals lasts :) (STL)
www.etsy.com/listing/816283602/digital-3d-model-barefoot-sandal-shoe?ga_order=most_relevant&ga_search_type=all&ga_view_type=gallery&ga_search_query=lasts+for+sandals&ref=sr_gallery-1-12&organic_search_click=1
@@VasileandPavel ok very good thanks again
Do you have patterns for men's sandals?
What glue brand do you use please?
I use polychloroprene glue.
I know this is an old video, but I appreciate it very much. Would you consider these sandals to be guys sandals? I would like to make some for myself.
The model is unisex; I have worn this model myself, and I currently wear something very similar (they are very comfortable sandals). I would widen the straps a bit, making them 3.5cm instead of 3cm, and 20mm instead of 1.5cm.
I really like your pattern! I have 5 granddaughters that love sandals! It looks like you use pre-dyed vegtan leather. If I were to dye vegtan leather, would you recommend sealing the leather so it does not stain their feet? If so, what do you recommend using?
when I dye vegtan, usually I use Fiebings and I seal the leather with resolene. Dilute your resolene with water and seal the leather with 2 layers of resolene.
Great project, what is the thickness of the EVA foam?
mine is 9mm but one but it is good to be more than 6mm.
@@VasileandPavel Tks you are the best
There is no rubber sole attached to the bottom of the foam?
no, that EVA foam is resistent enough, it have 9mm and it will last 4-5 years.
@@VasileandPavel news to me. Thank you
Which belt is longer?? The one with a buckle or with holes? ;-)
:) I always have my lasts whenI make sandals. Use your leg to verify :). The one with the buckle is a little shorter
@@VasileandPavel Thank you :-)
LINK TO THE PATTERN:
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www.etsy.com/listing/1002842827
What is the name of glue that you use?
it is called PRENADEZ in Romania, it is a polychloroprenid adhesive (diluted with tholuene)
Do you know which name could be used here in America?
Can it be all purpose contact cement?
And why do you think the glue I bought before once it is opened it gets hard! I see your glue container and it looks like you close it and it would be good to use next time.
If you can give me some suggestions I would appreciate it.
my adhesive is diluted with tholuene so I also bought tholuene. You can also use neophrenic adhesive, it have a different substance to dilute it but is as good as mine.I never used contact cement but I heared that it is a very good glue, too