I think it would be healthier if the first knot and the last knot are double wrapped and tied with Japanese glue at the end. You did a very good job with your hands.
@@isaacagyemang7725 I used half a razor blade like what he did. Near the centre of the blade, use a pair of pliers make a 90 deg bend, move pliers a little back, make another 90 deg bend, move back a little make another 90 deg bend. If I tried to fold the blade in 2 immediately, the blade snapped. Now, I gripped 2 ends of the blade with a pliers and scoop out the groove like in the video. One hand grip the pliers, the other hand push the pliers/blade; I'm pushing the pliers, not the blade. Of course pls be careful. If i'm going to do it often, I'll make a slit in a 1/2" dowel, push the folded blade into it, use hose clamp to secure it.
you kinda skip over the best parts, like what glue, and how does that cool grove tool you made work, and what are the details of that stich? looks like you do good work and great t shirt.
Most common glue is Weldwood Barge contact cement. Renia 315 is a water-based alternative for shoemaking. Lockstitchinch with an awl used to attach sole to upper. You pass thread threw the eyelet of the awl, you push the thread threw to the other side of the material and pull half the length of thread through, then you pull the awl back, still with thread on it, and then shove the awl through the next hole. Then you pull back on the awl so the thread bunches just enough so you pass the thread on the top side through that loop, then you pull the awl back out, and thus, you've made a lock stitch. Repeat the process all the way around.
Assalamualaikum pak. Mau minta info apakah bisa saya membeli alat untuk menyayatnya. Saya juga tukang tetapi saya belum punya alat penyayat yg versi mundur. Salam satu profesi pak🙏
I followed your instructions from making a tool with razor blade to cut a groove in the sole and sewing the sole/upper together. my "crocodile mouth" shoes can be used again! thk u
Hello, wouldn’t it be better to glue with polyurethane glue type windshield glue or sikaflex pro? Unlike the neoprene glue this would ensure more water tightness? Thank you for the video this is excellent. Regards, jean
I looked for "Blake stitch by hand". This is the only video that shows how it's done. The method you used to make the groove is genius! Thanks for sharing the knowledge
If you don't sew the shoe or boot, whatever it is, it will come loose because the glue is rubbish, just adding glue doesn't work, you have to sew the shoe.
Lol idk what the tool is called but he definitely made his diy style with piece of pipe, a hose clamp and a razor blade that he cut with scissors that was the wildest thing I’ve ever seen
@@daltonking625 I just can't see in the video, if cut razor blade edges go between the wood handle and the hose clamp or there is somehting else there in the middle that helps to hold it. Also hose clamps usually do not have a handle like in his tool, so he made it too or found the one that fits. It would be great to have a video of how to make that tool.
He's probably using neoprene glue . It's a glue that's used for wet suits. In that case you don't need to see the shoes, because you can't pull it apart. Neoprene glue is very expensive. Probably 90 bucks for 6 ounces. I use to use it to put big letters on my car tires when I was a young lad.
@@fredzag2452 Ok that's good. I just was worried that his hard work would be for nothing, if it wasn't waterproof. Never heard of neoprene glue, pretty cool!
It's a general purpose Contact adhesive that u could get in any hardware store, it bond formica, leather, fiberglass, etc to wood, metal or concrete. After the glue get pretty dried, it foam waterproof and this stitching method can last for a long times, unless the shoes can withstand daily wear and tear or else it will still stay intact
@@A13XLaircey u certainly can as long as u had the shoes sewing kit with you to make it easier. In China u can be sure that a lot of ppl with shoes sewing machine to make it quick
Great video as I've been wanting to try this myself but couldn't find a video before yours that didn't use a machine for Blake stitching. You've been a real help.
It’s common in india, I got my Nike runners open up a year la later, cobbler stitched them all the way round on both pair, used it for another 2 years.
Bcoz u.s is rich country and almost every one can afford new shoes in poor countries these clobbers are very common in every street every corner u can find them
Me regalaron un par uno con la la suela casi despegada y el otro poca despegada que Cosi la suela con aguja de crochet n.1.5 me fue muy bien porque ya tenía canal el hilo que utilice fue naylon lo único en este paso es que al llegar a la punta me fue muy difícil porque no podía enebrar el garfio de la aguja pero con paciencia lo logré los orificios los marque 1cnt de cada uno con un punzón para que no se me partiera la aguja hasta aquí lo que es la suela todo muy bien pero al llegar al tacón tuve que utilizar el punzón un clavo y un tornillo pa abrir los orificios e introducir la aguja de crochet y sacar el hilo como de costumbre se atoraba por la plantilla que sostiene la planta del calzado y tube que inventar coser con un gancho de pelo que en la parte de abajo del gancho lo tube que aplara para que me sirviera de aguja lo introduje por el orificio y enhebrar por dentro del calzado con su respectivo hilo se saca como la otra para afuera y se saca el gancho de pelo y se Alan los dos hilos el de adentro y el de afuera al mismo tiempo y se continúa hasta finalizar la labor o costura se remata y se termina lo que hay que tener es mucha paciencia en este trabajo porque una cosa es lo que se ve en los vídeos lo fasil y cuando uno lo va a realizar con las erramientas que uno tiene le resulta difícil porque no se tienen las erramientas del vídeo y hay que trabajar con lo que se tiene gracias por el vídeo es pero que mi esplicacion sea grata e instructivos para resolver los problemas saludos cordiales amigos hermanos paisanos IMIGRANTES COTERANEOS disgregados EXPARCIDOS por el mundo suerte en lo que emprendan gracias por el vídeo chao
Sir, with all due respect, you are a freakin‘ genius. No equipment but awl, thread and craftsmanship. Hats off. True role model.
I think it would be healthier if the first knot and the last knot are double wrapped and tied with Japanese glue at the end. You did a very good job with your hands.
I am more interested in the invented equipment which was used to make the trench holes in the shoe for the sewing.
How did u do it sir ??
No reply on the how ??
@@isaacagyemang7725 I used half a razor blade like what he did. Near the centre of the blade, use a pair of pliers make a 90 deg bend, move pliers a little back, make another 90 deg bend, move back a little make another 90 deg bend. If I tried to fold the blade in 2 immediately, the blade snapped. Now, I gripped 2 ends of the blade with a pliers and scoop out the groove like in the video. One hand grip the pliers, the other hand push the pliers/blade; I'm pushing the pliers, not the blade. Of course pls be careful. If i'm going to do it often, I'll make a slit in a 1/2" dowel, push the folded blade into it, use hose clamp to secure it.
Could you tell us, that glue is homemade or you brought it from the shop ?
you kinda skip over the best parts, like what glue, and how does that cool grove tool you made work, and what are the details of that stich?
looks like you do good work and great t shirt.
Most common glue is Weldwood Barge contact cement. Renia 315 is a water-based alternative for shoemaking.
Lockstitchinch with an awl used to attach sole to upper. You pass thread threw the eyelet of the awl, you push the thread threw to the other side of the material and pull half the length of thread through, then you pull the awl back, still with thread on it, and then shove the awl through the next hole. Then you pull back on the awl so the thread bunches just enough so you pass the thread on the top side through that loop, then you pull the awl back out, and thus, you've made a lock stitch. Repeat the process all the way around.
@@browsebywire4096 thank you so much!
Do they get wet when stepping into the water?
not really, since theyre using thread with wax applied on em.
What glue did you use?
what kind of adhesive is that?
Really great work! Thanks for sharing this idea.
I've done something now.. I sew my running shoes using nylon but I didn't use solvents or any glues or rugby but it is still strong hehe
"This video really saved me a lot of time, thank you!"
Im meticulously staring at and wondering the name of this stitching style and how Much stitch he used outwright
Can you plz show how to tie the finishing knot
Assalamualaikum pak.
Mau minta info apakah bisa saya membeli alat untuk menyayatnya.
Saya juga tukang tetapi saya belum punya alat penyayat yg versi mundur.
Salam satu profesi pak🙏
Top job lad 👍
Thanks for sharing now learn from you how to sew.... 😊Watching here
Can you please put the all the tools and equipment names you used ?
What is the name of the tool he is using to sew the shoe
What is the name of the gum you use to make slippers?
Thank you for improving my craft skills
I followed your instructions from making a tool with razor blade to cut a groove in the sole and sewing the sole/upper together. my "crocodile mouth" shoes can be used again! thk u
♥️♥️♥️🙏🙏🙏
Hello, wouldn’t it be better to glue with polyurethane glue type windshield glue or sikaflex pro? Unlike the neoprene glue this would ensure more water tightness? Thank you for the video this is excellent. Regards, jean
Not flexable
You're a master mate ! Enjoyed watching that!
What is the piece of metal in the center for?
@@TuMundoAndroideMania6:05 it's for strengthen the bottom sole,so that it doesn't crack easily or fast.
Superb bro ❤️✌️🙌
Thank you so much 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Helo bro I want stitching materials like needle and thread,where is it?
What is the piece of metal in the center for?
que es el pedazo de metal que se pone en el centro?
❤❤ Our shoes's soles are sewn
I looked for "Blake stitch by hand". This is the only video that shows how it's done. The method you used to make the groove is genius! Thanks for sharing the knowledge
What is the threading material and sewing tool that you used called? Thank you!
Sewing awl.
This makes me think about the shoemakers I saw on the side walk of the street years ago. It's heartwarming.
If you don't sew the shoe or boot, whatever it is, it will come loose because the glue is rubbish, just adding glue doesn't work, you have to sew the shoe.
What's the name of the tool you use to cut out the grove for the stitching ?
Lol idk what the tool is called but he definitely made his diy style with piece of pipe, a hose clamp and a razor blade that he cut with scissors that was the wildest thing I’ve ever seen
@@daltonking625 I just can't see in the video, if cut razor blade edges go between the wood handle and the hose clamp or there is somehting else there in the middle that helps to hold it. Also hose clamps usually do not have a handle like in his tool, so he made it too or found the one that fits. It would be great to have a video of how to make that tool.
Yeah I wish I could know the name of that tool because that's the work I do
A stitch groover is used in leather craft...
Awl hook needle
Perfeito!Um sapateiro de verdade! Parabéns!
what do you call the tool you used to slice the leather
He fastened a blade to the extension
Whatever that blade is called
Bang mau nanya, benangnya ada 2 ya ini? 1 didalam insole, 1 lg di bawah outsole?
That's really wonderful, but it needs to be waterproofed.
Otherwise, it'll end up falling apart again, plus the shoes can get wet inside.
He's probably using neoprene glue . It's a glue that's used for wet suits. In that case you don't need to see the shoes, because you can't pull it apart. Neoprene glue is very expensive. Probably 90 bucks for 6 ounces. I use to use it to put big letters on my car tires when I was a young lad.
@@fredzag2452 Ok that's good. I just was worried that his hard work would be for nothing, if it wasn't waterproof.
Never heard of neoprene glue, pretty cool!
It's a general purpose Contact adhesive that u could get in any hardware store, it bond formica, leather, fiberglass, etc to wood, metal or concrete. After the glue get pretty dried, it foam waterproof and this stitching method can last for a long times, unless the shoes can withstand daily wear and tear or else it will still stay intact
@@winnielee9 Thanks! (I honestly wish I could get into making flip-flops, especially out of old tires and stuff!)
@@A13XLaircey u certainly can as long as u had the shoes sewing kit with you to make it easier. In China u can be sure that a lot of ppl with shoes sewing machine to make it quick
You need to press/hammer the sole on when using contact cement, even when stitching..
The home made tool you used for grooving the rubber wher the stitching lies how did you make it.
It's a fantastic idea.
Thank you! Cheers! ♥️♥️🙏🙏🙏
Can you upload a tutorial on how to make that grooving tool?
❤❤❤tolle Leistung
He does not speak English!
Great video as I've been wanting to try this myself but couldn't find a video before yours that didn't use a machine for Blake stitching.
You've been a real help.
What is the name of that gum
Was wondering if I could do this with my favorite sneakers…they are canvas
love that grooveknife where to get
*Good work! Super❤😊*
Ahora si esta reforzado 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Very good video 👌
Thank you 👍❤️❤️🙏🙏🙋
What are the 3-legged shoes you use called and where did you buy them? Can you tell me?
Shoe last. I don't know where you would buy one. Maybe Amazon or Ebay.
can you show the tools for the thread path and how to make it. Thanks
cool. I like it💯
Thank you very much ♥️♥️🙏🙏🙏
Very good work man ship bro
Love from India
MUCHAS GRACIAS POR SU MAS FINA ATENCION DE COMPARTIR SUS CONOCIMIENTOS
Lem nya pake merk apa ya mas?
What glue is used? I need to repair my shoes
Contact cement. Apply thin layer on both sides, let it dry for 5 mins, press together the 2 surfaces firmly together.
Trabalho maravilhoso 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 my congratulations , meus parabéns
Muito obrigada 😊
🎉😊
Where can I get a tool like that at 2:30???
Top demais parabéns 👏👏
Thank you very much ♥️♥️🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Good work man
Gracias, por compartir ; estoy segura que muchas personas aprenderán este oficio con tu vídeo, mil bendiciones
Muchas gracias 🙏🏼🙏🏼♥️♥️♥️
Thank you cause I had no idea
Thank you very much ❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏
Parabéns, o Sr é um mestre!
gracias amigo, como faz um estilete de fazer cavas no sapato , iguala ao que voçê usa?
Wow great job
Good job bro, thanks for sharing your video, done watching 😊😊
Yo utilizo un mitorno para hacer el endido y los puntos más chicos quedan más fuerte la costuras
THANKS
Beli dimana penyayat pinggir sepatu macam punya bang t, saya penjahit sepatu juga
Good job man, this will work for ever. 👍🌷🌹
What is the name of thatt metal that stand
Saya baru tahu kalau lem kuning itu bisa lengket sama sol sepatu itu😄👍
anong name po ng gamit mo po s pang kanal po?
Sir o karigor ka sane 3 stand jugar kaha milega
going to try at home now.
Wow! You are so good at what you do.
U love your job
Realy great work
Huge respect for this guy
Thank you very much fgg gr di
Good work
Why don't you sew from the side, if it goes through the bottom, it will soak in when it rains.
I don’t know why they don’t do that in the US.
I thought it was pretty common for shoe repair.
You got that right 👍
It’s common in india, I got my Nike runners open up a year la later, cobbler stitched them all the way round on both pair, used it for another 2 years.
Bcoz u.s is rich country and almost every one can afford new shoes in poor countries these clobbers are very common in every street every corner u can find them
they do! find your local cobbler they can help you with shoes.
Saya fikir tapaknya cukup dituris sahaja nanti benangnya tenggelam dalam turisan itu.
Tak perlu dibuat seperti parit/longkang.
Sir jo 3 stand bala jontro uska nam kia hi
Me regalaron un par uno con la la suela casi despegada y el otro poca despegada que Cosi la suela con aguja de crochet n.1.5 me fue muy bien porque ya tenía canal el hilo que utilice fue naylon lo único en este paso es que al llegar a la punta me fue muy difícil porque no podía enebrar el garfio de la aguja pero con paciencia lo logré los orificios los marque 1cnt de cada uno con un punzón para que no se me partiera la aguja hasta aquí lo que es la suela todo muy bien pero al llegar al tacón tuve que utilizar el punzón un clavo y un tornillo pa abrir los orificios e introducir la aguja de crochet y sacar el hilo como de costumbre se atoraba por la plantilla que sostiene la planta del calzado y tube que inventar coser con un gancho de pelo que en la parte de abajo del gancho lo tube que aplara para que me sirviera de aguja lo introduje por el orificio y enhebrar por dentro del calzado con su respectivo hilo se saca como la otra para afuera y se saca el gancho de pelo y se Alan los dos hilos el de adentro y el de afuera al mismo tiempo y se continúa hasta finalizar la labor o costura se remata y se termina lo que hay que tener es mucha paciencia en este trabajo porque una cosa es lo que se ve en los vídeos lo fasil y cuando uno lo va a realizar con las erramientas que uno tiene le resulta difícil porque no se tienen las erramientas del vídeo y hay que trabajar con lo que se tiene gracias por el vídeo es pero que mi esplicacion sea grata e instructivos para resolver los problemas saludos cordiales amigos hermanos paisanos IMIGRANTES COTERANEOS disgregados EXPARCIDOS por el mundo suerte en lo que emprendan gracias por el vídeo chao
Vào xem mình mấy giày có giúp được gì cho bạn khong
: N I R V A N A , nice t-shirt , give you a thump up also for that
🙂🙂👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️
Excelente!!!
Amazing technique to make shoes last Please slow down the part where you make a loop and pull the thread.
Bisa minta tolong dibuatin tutorial cara buat alat penyayat pinggiran sepatu seperti di video ini? Terimakasih sebelumnya nya
how did you lock the stitch
Thank you for displaying you skill and knowledge on this subject.
Keep informing the people...
Underneath stitching will wear out and break eventually.
All shoes will break and wear out eventually, plus stitching your shoes is better than just gluing it.
@@enricogonzales1618 what i wanted to say was i would stitch it from the sides only.
mas
klu ada yg second ny saya mau beli tuh.
spatu yg kaya sdng di kerja kan.
nmr nya 38 mas
Muito bom cara hoje eu vejo q as profissões tm q realmente corre nas veias.
Ver como é que tu coloca essa gilete aí onde é que arruma esse material aí para botar essa gilete para fazer o risco do sapato aí
♥️♥️🙏🙏🙏🙏
ما شاءالله ربنا يوفقك يارب ويبارك فيك
اكتبي انجليزي ، لا يفهمون عربي. تحياتي
Aamiin.... Thank you very much ♥️♥️🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
why the steel at the back of the shoes?
Este corte é lamina de gilete? Mim ensina. Muito legal
Good job
So you have device blade that u uses? I thought people using sharp blade manually😂
may nabibili ba nyang pangkanal ng sapatos.
Excelente, muchas gracias, bendiciones. 👍🤗
Kun thau hor hjr
Banyak banget lem nya bang...
Biar gajah 🐘,, pake sepatu itu juga kuat..😁😁😁
😊😊♥️♥️♥️
Muy bien saludos 👍
Hola, muchas gracias ♥️♥️♥️🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼