How many times has he got to tell people???? His hands have shook since he was a kid. It's nothing to do with the coffee so just watch the master at work and enjoy 👏👏👏
Somehow I have binge watched at least 15-20 videos over last 3 days! 😩Mostly handbag LV restores. I worked in product development for a handbag designer , so im fascinated with construction. I own 5 or 6 LV bags. Hate to be long winded but u are worth it... After leaving living in NYC moving back to the DMV area I was so disappointed that I wouldn’t be able to find a local repairman, really wasn’t looking. Ive taken trips back just to have trusted quality craftsmanship. Finding u by happenstance is a dream! You do impeccable work, that quite like an artisan and i am sure its not the 6-8 week wait time LV projects! And how u playfully say Louis Vuitton, cracks me up! I now want to replace the Vaccheta leather on my Sac Plat after this video. Vuitton, additionally, wouldn’t replace my lining (the one that crumbles/ disintegrates and gets sticky. The bag is from either 92 or 95 (date code gone bc it was stamped on the lining). I would love to either have that canvas you relined the train case with or provide u with a calfskin or lambskin and create a new lining. How do I need to move forward? Especially with regards to me providing the leather. Send pics for a quote? Lmk when u have a chance. Davidcmelton@yahoo.com (in case u don’t want to reply here)
Caffeine leaves your system after 16 hours completely, those shakey hands are here to stay regardless of the coffee and provided your hand eye coordination stays solid you'll never have an issue. Fantastic works as always Steve.
@@coolthinghere6853 more often than not it's just an essential jerk (tremor). The funny thing about caffeine and all drugs is that the symptoms of those drugs can also be symptoms of withdrawal. Your brain grows to function with the drug and stopping the drug throws your system for a loop. It's like the feeling when you get off a treadmill after a while and you feel floaty. Your system had gotten used to the treadmill. So, I wouldn't rule out caffeine withdrawal symptoms until about 30 days (how long it took me to withdraw from the sauce). I would also actively train yourself to hold your hand steady. Perfectly steady may or may not be possible but steadier should be. I'm not a doctor but I have read a whole lot and been through withdrawal and I know your brain and nervous system have an adjustment period after losing a stimulant, depressant or any other substances that affect the brain. Thank you for coming to my Tedtalk 😂
@@arsonfly Looks like a tremor, i have the same but a little weaker. If it bothers you a lot there are some medical options, like taking beta blockers, but those have a good amount of harmful side effects. Since you still can work perfectly, it doesnt matter. The worst thing about is the look of other ppl, or if its gets worst with adrenalin. Not funny when some idiot cops stop you in a bad moment (tired, angry and so on) and ask you if you took drugs because you are shaking so much and pull off all the tests they can. Horrible, went through that, the rage inside you makes it even worse
Wow! Such a great job! I am bulgarian living in Us and this is my dads job back home. I was watching this kind of work on a daily basis back when I was growing up. I mean it wasn't LV bags but it was the same type of work. I felt like I was watching my dad all over again. I loved it! Great job! 💕
Your Louis Vuitton restorations are my favorite! I have a vintage LV keepall just like this from the mid 80s. It is still going strong without needing repairs. I just keep the leather conditioned and try to be mindful of sharp edges when I shove it under the plane seat 😂 They are expensive but pretty hard wearing and can be passed down for generations if cared for appropriately. There are many Pre-loved bags out there for a fraction of the price as well. Interesting about the patches on the bottom! LV won’t touch a bag if the canvas is even cracked. It’s great to have expert craftsman such as yourself out there to do these fantastic repairs of pieces that people cherish! I think having feet on this bag would be awesome and if I were to redesign it, I would add a pocket or two to the interior. Cheers!
It always astounds me that folks who have invested $$$$$’s in buying good quality items don’t seem to look after them! You’ve completed another wonderful restoration, bravo Steve.
I held my breath as you stitched that piping on... OMG...the margin of error is ZERO. I'd probably run the machine over the edge or clip right through the curves... jeebus that was nerve wracking! LOL!!
It doesn’t really matter if it’s not original anymore. LOUIS Vuitton are moving away from its prototype and minimising design that consist this massive replacement work that you are doing for the vintage pieces. I Guess it is right thing to do to salvage as much history we could. And it doesn’t really matter it’s original or not. The canvas is still original and not easy to replicate. Keep up the spirit ! I’ve enjoyed watching them.
B N I meant the qualities. They are widely replicate but do they really went through a quality test ? You can replicate every single thing but 1:1 with durability test, it would cost not much lesser than an original LV. LV canvas is the cheapest material in their production because the canvas are meant for industrial grade. and if consumer don’t use the LV BAG they bought from boutique, it’s going to crack and deteriorate. They are meant to be abused. The one that Bedo L replacing, the handles are so F dry and cracks. I have a few LV that had put in good use although the patina stains. But they don’t crack at all and well seasoned. The canvas is soooo soft. Products are meant to be used not kept. If you seriously would want to compare. The item that doesn’t last you a lifetime is Gucci ! if you abuse them you can just throw them in the bin. I’m not biased of the brand. I salvaged so many of Gucci before they really ended up in the bin. I feel sad that people pay so much in the first place and it worth nothing at all at the end of the life.
Watching your work is insane I do mostly metal restoration of tools and toolboxes so this is way out of my area!! Absolutely love watching you work true master
I find that cutting out the leather is the most tedious part of any leather project. Assembling and finishing is the most fun. Master's contact cement is terrific. IMO better than any other industrial contact cement for leather work. Thank you for the recommendation. Been using it for over a year. Very happy. Your craftsmanship and attention to detail is wonderful.
The nylon under the leather is genius. Gotta love Steve ”Bedos” 👜💼 I don’t have any bags that need repair right now. I kinda low key wish I did so I can send it to him. I would confidently use him to repair a bag. Tfs 🌹
Steve amazing work again the bag is better than when it was new your such a master of the refurbishment of leather goods I love these videos keep them coming please
I haven’t commented in awhile but I watch every video because you are so skilled at your craft, and I find it fascinating. It makes me want to do what you do, but we all have different skills, don’t we? You have this work in your DNA!
Gorgeous work! Luckily all of my LV items are in great condition, despite some of them being 20 years old, dating back to my first purchases in 2001. If I ever need work done on any of them in the future, I know just who I'll send them to! Thanks for sharing how you bring back these much loved pieces. It makes my Louis Vuitton loving heart so happy!
I have gotten 'hooked' on your videos! There have been times in the past that we needed a Cobbler and could never locate one in the Knoxville area (I've since found a few but now it's not necessary - shoes/boots were replaced) Your skills and abilities (and sense of humor!) are amazing to watch and it may seem funny to be 'hooked' but I am! Your video's have become a daily watch and I never get tired of seeing the beautiful work you do! Keep up the fabulous work and never lose your humor or how you go 'the extra mile' for your clients!! Take care, stay safe and healthy!
Beautiful. I might have added brass feet to makes the patches look purposeful. But it might have looked strange since they were so high on the bag. Either way it looks amazing. I have never been a fan of these bags but watching you restore them has changed my mind. Your tremors are familial or essential tremors. My boss has them. If they don’t bother you, they don’t bother me. Now let’s continue & talk about those cool old photographs.
As usual to me you do such a beautiful job. It makes a person feel good when they see that someone enjoys doing what they like. Great Job keep up the good work. I need to send you my purse to repair.
I can’t live without coffee! One of the few reasons I’ve been out of the house was to go to the grocery because I was out of coffee. I have rheumatoid arthritis and believe it or not-the coffee helps my pain more than pain medication. When I’m not drinking coffee-I drink tea! 🤣 I don’t think my family could handle me without it!
I can’t believe this bag isn’t lined, it might sound petty but at the price you pay for a ‘name’ you’d expect the works! Great work steve, as always perfecto!
Steve, I just saw you take apart and repair the Louis Vuitton Monogram 55 Luggage Bag. OMG! Your work is amazing. I ❤ your work. Glad I found you interesting I have subscribed.
Absolutely gorgeous work, Steve, as always! Thank you for continuing to upload and I hope you and your loved ones stay well! Edit to add: So many comments asking why Steve left the leather natural. Obviously, the customer likes it that way, so how about let Steve do his work and quit nagging him about it! lol
Steve, your work is beautiful! Personally I don’t “get” people’s love of designer fabric, but that’s a personal thing. All the things you replaced were leather and of real value, in my humble opinion. I love the natural color too. That bag looks at least 850 times better than when you got it!
I've drank a cup or two of coffee everyday for 35 years....but it seems since I turned 50 my stomach feels better if I don't drink it. I will occasionally have an iced Latte maybe a couple times a month but I really don't miss coffee as much as I thought I would.
Hi Steve 🖐🏼. Yes your hands Are still shaking. But as long as you are alright. That's what matters right ❓🤔🙄 🧐🤓👍. Louis Vuitton would be happy to have you work for them ‼️🤓👍💯💯💯💯💯💯✔️✔️✔️👣👣👣👣👣👣👣👣👣👣🥿.
No coffee wow did you get a caffeine withdrawal headache? The first 2 numbers are the year of manufacture followed by the month. The letters represent the country it was made in. That bag was made in February of 1989 & VI is France.
I remember my dad making "Lebanese Coffee" in a small aluminum "The Comet" coffee pot which was coated inside with a crust. I think mainly from the reaction of the sugar and the powdered coffee we got from The New York Tea and Coffee Company. We hosted an international student from there too. She sent a gift of some elegant white cups and decanter for the "libation." Less shaky Steve.
I do some handmade leather wallets and maybe small clutches and I always have a straight edge for my long cuts. I could not believe you were going to freehand the edge cut to remove the damage. Then you did it with great accuracy.
Bedo's Leatherworks LLC See this is whats called Diamond quality customer service. ^_^ 👌 I love watching your channel thanks for the reply, hope you’re all safe in the current conditions.
Wow so very impressive!!! Really loved watching you bring this back to life.. I have this same bag and I wish mine looked like this..😉 I’m so sure she’ll be very happy!! Have a nice day!!!
Hi Steve ...have I missed a vlog? but how did the competition go? Just been re watching that vlog again and realised covid 19 will scupper your Europe trip for now anyway, but what was the outcome from your fantastic project ? Xx
Very nice, I know very little about these LV bags other than they are WAY over priced (my opinion)! In saying that, I always thought that the whole bag was leather! Why do they cost so much? But again Steve you go above n beyond to make your customers happy, that in it's self is why I love watching you! Not only what you do but mostly I love your attitude, PLUS you make me laugh! As always cheers from Canada eh
How many times has he got to tell people???? His hands have shook since he was a kid. It's nothing to do with the coffee so just watch the master at work and enjoy 👏👏👏
🤣🤣🤣👍👍
Well coffee is not a meth. I do not understand, why someone would shake from cup of coffee :-D
@@Spazik86
They don't. Did you not read the above comment?
Mine also and my sisters and my father before me. Who knows why. I like to think of it as some kind of energy that I have in abundance! :)
Gary Douglass my hands shake, my dads hands shook and my 19 year old sons hands shake.
Your videos are way better than any TV show! Almost an hour of great craftsmanship and entertainment, you make a lot of people happy.
Somehow I have binge watched at least 15-20 videos over last 3 days! 😩Mostly handbag LV restores. I worked in product development for a handbag designer , so im fascinated with construction. I own 5 or 6 LV bags. Hate to be long winded but u are worth it... After leaving living in NYC moving back to the DMV area I was so disappointed that I wouldn’t be able to find a local repairman, really wasn’t looking. Ive taken trips back just to have trusted quality craftsmanship. Finding u by happenstance is a dream! You do impeccable work, that quite like an artisan and i am sure its not the 6-8 week wait time LV projects! And how u playfully say Louis Vuitton, cracks me up! I now want to replace the Vaccheta leather on my Sac Plat after this video. Vuitton, additionally, wouldn’t replace my lining (the one that crumbles/ disintegrates and gets sticky. The bag is from either 92 or 95 (date code gone bc it was stamped on the lining). I would love to either have that canvas you relined the train case with or provide u with a calfskin or lambskin and create a new lining. How do I need to move forward? Especially with regards to me providing the leather. Send pics for a quote?
Lmk when u have a chance.
Davidcmelton@yahoo.com (in case u don’t want to reply here)
David Melton hey David
Please send me an e mail with pictures
bedos@yahoo.com
these restorations of LV bags are the reason i got into your channel! Its so interesting and cool, i hope you'll be doing more bags in the future
Caffeine leaves your system after 16 hours completely, those shakey hands are here to stay regardless of the coffee and provided your hand eye coordination stays solid you'll never have an issue. Fantastic works as always Steve.
you might want to get the shakes checked out by a doc, my nana started getting shakes in one of he hand and it turned out to be parkinsons syndrome :c
@@coolthinghere6853 more often than not it's just an essential jerk (tremor).
The funny thing about caffeine and all drugs is that the symptoms of those drugs can also be symptoms of withdrawal. Your brain grows to function with the drug and stopping the drug throws your system for a loop. It's like the feeling when you get off a treadmill after a while and you feel floaty. Your system had gotten used to the treadmill. So, I wouldn't rule out caffeine withdrawal symptoms until about 30 days (how long it took me to withdraw from the sauce).
I would also actively train yourself to hold your hand steady. Perfectly steady may or may not be possible but steadier should be. I'm not a doctor but I have read a whole lot and been through withdrawal and I know your brain and nervous system have an adjustment period after losing a stimulant, depressant or any other substances that affect the brain.
Thank you for coming to my Tedtalk 😂
@@arsonfly Looks like a tremor, i have the same but a little weaker. If it bothers you a lot there are some medical options, like taking beta blockers, but those have a good amount of harmful side effects. Since you still can work perfectly, it doesnt matter.
The worst thing about is the look of other ppl, or if its gets worst with adrenalin. Not funny when some idiot cops stop you in a bad moment (tired, angry and so on) and ask you if you took drugs because you are shaking so much and pull off all the tests they can. Horrible, went through that, the rage inside you makes it even worse
@Nina Koloyda Yeah, I wont click that link...
Wow! Such a great job!
I am bulgarian living in Us and this is my dads job back home.
I was watching this kind of work on a daily basis back when I was growing up. I mean it wasn't LV bags but it was the same type of work.
I felt like I was watching my dad all over again.
I loved it!
Great job! 💕
These are real tutorials , made with larger objective to benefit those who wish to join your league . Keep up the good work!
Your Louis Vuitton restorations are my favorite! I have a vintage LV keepall just like this from the mid 80s. It is still going strong without needing repairs. I just keep the leather conditioned and try to be mindful of sharp edges when I shove it under the plane seat 😂
They are expensive but pretty hard wearing and can be passed down for generations if cared for appropriately. There are many Pre-loved bags out there for a fraction of the price as well.
Interesting about the patches on the bottom! LV won’t touch a bag if the canvas is even cracked. It’s great to have expert craftsman such as yourself out there to do these fantastic repairs of pieces that people cherish! I think having feet on this bag would be awesome and if I were to redesign it, I would add a pocket or two to the interior.
Cheers!
I'd rather get a custom made leather bag for much cheaper
You are so inventive when it comes to covering damage, a true artist!
It always astounds me that folks who have invested $$$$$’s in buying good quality items don’t seem to look after them! You’ve completed another wonderful restoration, bravo Steve.
Things are mades to be used, and repaired to be reused again.. better see that than a lv in a closet endlessly
V Johnson ... really? a bag that is 30 years old? how should or look?
You are a master craftsman who takes pride is his work. You did an amazing job with this bag.
I held my breath as you stitched that piping on... OMG...the margin of error is ZERO. I'd probably run the machine over the edge or clip right through the curves... jeebus that was nerve wracking! LOL!!
Hes a pro.
Same lol
It doesn’t really matter if it’s not original anymore. LOUIS Vuitton are moving away from its prototype and minimising design that consist this massive replacement work that you are doing for the vintage pieces. I Guess it is right thing to do to salvage as much history we could. And it doesn’t really matter it’s original or not. The canvas is still original and not easy to replicate. Keep up the spirit ! I’ve enjoyed watching them.
Finger Toe by DLPS uhmmm not easy to replicate? The worlds most replicated brand lol. There are more Louis Vuitton fakes than there are real.
B N I meant the qualities. They are widely replicate but do they really went through a quality test ? You can replicate every single thing but 1:1 with durability test, it would cost not much lesser than an original LV. LV canvas is the cheapest material in their production because the canvas are meant for industrial grade. and if consumer don’t use the LV BAG they bought from boutique, it’s going to crack and deteriorate. They are meant to be abused. The one that Bedo L replacing, the handles are so F dry and cracks. I have a few LV that had put in good use although the patina stains. But they don’t crack at all and well seasoned. The canvas is soooo soft. Products are meant to be used not kept. If you seriously would want to compare. The item that doesn’t last you a lifetime is Gucci ! if you abuse them you can just throw them in the bin. I’m not biased of the brand. I salvaged so many of Gucci before they really ended up in the bin. I feel sad that people pay so much in the first place and it worth nothing at all at the end of the life.
Its crazy to see just how much hard work goes into these bags. Thank you for all of your amazing work and craftsmanship.
Watching your work is insane I do mostly metal restoration of tools and toolboxes so this is way out of my area!! Absolutely love watching you work true master
The 892 date code is February 1989. Love the mini hammer time. 😂
Amazing for a 30+ year bag. That is why I love Louis Vitton. Looks news. Excellent job!
❤️❤️👍🏻👍🏻😃😃thx again Steve ,stay safe and family.nice too see these .see you next time ❤️👍🏻
A. LOT. OF. WORK. -- soooo worth it. Beautifully restored.
WOW.. you made something out of almost nothing great job as always Steve...lets continue
I find that cutting out the leather is the most tedious part of any leather project. Assembling and finishing is the most fun. Master's contact cement is terrific. IMO better than any other industrial contact cement for leather work. Thank you for the recommendation. Been using it for over a year. Very happy. Your craftsmanship and attention to detail is wonderful.
The nylon under the leather is genius. Gotta love Steve ”Bedos” 👜💼 I don’t have any bags that need repair right now. I kinda low key wish I did so I can send it to him. I would confidently use him to repair a bag. Tfs 🌹
Clever and artistic solution for hiding the damage on that bag. Nicely done. Cheers
Steve amazing work again the bag is better than when it was new your such a master of the refurbishment of leather goods I love these videos keep them coming please
I haven’t commented in awhile but I watch every video because you are so skilled at your craft, and I find it fascinating. It makes me want to do what you do, but we all have different skills, don’t we? You have this work in your DNA!
Gorgeous work! Luckily all of my LV items are in great condition, despite some of them being 20 years old, dating back to my first purchases in 2001. If I ever need work done on any of them in the future, I know just who I'll send them to! Thanks for sharing how you bring back these much loved pieces. It makes my Louis Vuitton loving heart so happy!
Great Job, Steve!!! Better to be restored, than ending up in a land fill. Your skill and knowledge, always impress me!!! 👍🏻
There's something so satisfying about watching you pull apart that bag lol great result
I've watched several of your restoration videos. You're a genius.
Getting settled in to watch some magic happen!
What an incredible bag he turned that old Keepall into.
I have gotten 'hooked' on your videos! There have been times in the past that we needed a Cobbler and could never locate one in the Knoxville area (I've since found a few but now it's not necessary - shoes/boots were replaced) Your skills and abilities (and sense of humor!) are amazing to watch and it may seem funny to be 'hooked' but I am! Your video's have become a daily watch and I never get tired of seeing the beautiful work you do! Keep up the fabulous work and never lose your humor or how you go 'the extra mile' for your clients!! Take care, stay safe and healthy!
Beautiful. I might have added brass feet to makes the patches look purposeful. But it might have looked strange since they were so high on the bag. Either way it looks amazing. I have never been a fan of these bags but watching you restore them has changed my mind.
Your tremors are familial or essential tremors. My boss has them. If they don’t bother you, they don’t bother me. Now let’s continue & talk about those cool old photographs.
Love your work Steve be safe and God Bless you and your family
Wow! What craftsmanship! I watched this is absolute awe! Well done!
I never would have thought that bag is not leather. You did a great repair job on it.
You are an artist. I admire your confidence! I am glad to know that there is someone like you out there who is so talented! Really enjoy your videos!
I just want to say I've watched a few videos now and you never faul to impress your truly a master of the craft
Great job Steve - your instincts for sympathetic restoration are always spot-on!
As usual to me you do such a beautiful job. It makes a person feel good when they see that someone enjoys doing what they like. Great Job keep up the good work. I need to send you my purse to repair.
Sweet! had a great idea for a Bedo's shirt ... A thumbs up over the workpiece with the caption "Let's Continue!"
I think it is really cool that you always try to do a little extra for your customers! Great job!👌👍👍
I can’t live without coffee! One of the few reasons I’ve been out of the house was to go to the grocery because I was out of coffee. I have rheumatoid arthritis and believe it or not-the coffee helps my pain more than pain medication. When I’m not drinking coffee-I drink tea! 🤣 I don’t think my family could handle me without it!
Did a quick search, looks like there is some authentic Louis V rivets from salvaged bags available on eBay.
Thanks for the information it’s good to know
Another nice job, Steve. I always love it when your videos are posted--thanks for the great content.
Fab, binge watching your videos - partial lockdown in London
I can’t believe this bag isn’t lined, it might sound petty but at the price you pay for a ‘name’ you’d expect the works!
Great work steve, as always perfecto!
Steve, I just saw you take apart and repair the Louis Vuitton Monogram 55 Luggage Bag. OMG! Your work is amazing. I ❤ your work. Glad I found you interesting I have subscribed.
Absolutely gorgeous work, Steve, as always! Thank you for continuing to upload and I hope you and your loved ones stay well!
Edit to add: So many comments asking why Steve left the leather natural. Obviously, the customer likes it that way, so how about let Steve do his work and quit nagging him about it! lol
Thanks for showing the work at the sewing machine. Great to see the skill on how its all put together
I love watching you work! You’re so chilled, and such a perfectionist 👌🏻
I’m always amazed how you work with and hammer the leather while owners baby the bag. Nice job.
I’ve had mine done by Louis Vuitton for 600€. Your result looks exactly the same. Really amazing work.
You do good work you are also fun to watch. Don't pay attention to the ones that complain they are never pleased.
The bottom rectangle pieces are much better & stylish than the previous Square patches. Excellent work!
Just another great demonstration of talent and craftsmanship. So interesting..these should be great learning tools for the next generation.
Steve, your work is beautiful! Personally I don’t “get” people’s love of designer fabric, but that’s a personal thing. All the things you replaced were leather and of real value, in my humble opinion. I love the natural color too. That bag looks at least 850 times better than when you got it!
Not sure what it is but I find you videos very relaxing and therapeutic.
Ready to buy a Bedo's Hammetime T-shirt :)
Very cool, Steve! You haven't filmed any bags in a while. Glad you are well. Love your videos!
shop talk from the work bench. outstanding restorations. mahalo for sharing.
I've drank a cup or two of coffee everyday for 35 years....but it seems since I turned 50 my stomach feels better if I don't drink it. I will occasionally have an iced Latte maybe a couple times a month but I really don't miss coffee as much as I thought I would.
My official favourite TH-camr. Great job Steve!
Such a beautiful restoration this will make the bag useable for many more years,I think you work magic every time 😀
Great work, I like your choice to keep leather natural ! 👍❤
I love your "complaining customer" voice! Sounds kinda' cartoonish, but always funny.
Sounds like the puppets at the end of a TechMoan video.
My favorite part of any of his videos
Sounds like Barney from The Simpsons
Hi Steve 🖐🏼. Yes your hands Are still shaking. But as long as you are alright. That's what matters right ❓🤔🙄 🧐🤓👍. Louis Vuitton would be happy to have you work for them ‼️🤓👍💯💯💯💯💯💯✔️✔️✔️👣👣👣👣👣👣👣👣👣👣🥿.
Keep repairing LV that good and LVMH will send a cease and desist letter! Awesome job!
SoleCellarz 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Doing the deja vu all over again? Nice work as usual 👍🏼
Beautiful restoration Steve. Great job on the handles.
Your work is amazing. I wish i lived nearer to you so I could work for free and then learn from you!!
Great job 👍 your videos are awesome love watching them
Wonderful workmanship Steve as always!
No coffee wow did you get a caffeine withdrawal headache?
The first 2 numbers are the year of manufacture followed by the month. The letters represent the country it was made in. That bag was made in February of 1989 & VI is France.
Dawn Mason thank you, yeh some head ache but no big deal
Gm Z I would probably fall asleep🤣🤣🤣
So glad I saw this as soon as Covid is over, I’m coming to your store to repair my luggage
I remember my dad making "Lebanese Coffee" in a small aluminum "The Comet" coffee pot which was coated inside with a crust. I think mainly from the reaction of the sugar and the powdered coffee we got from The New York Tea and Coffee Company. We hosted an international student from there too. She sent a gift of some elegant white cups and decanter for the "libation." Less shaky Steve.
I do some handmade leather wallets and maybe small clutches and I always have a straight edge for my long cuts. I could not believe you were going to freehand the edge cut to remove the damage. Then you did it with great accuracy.
Awsome work the bag for sure had loads of damage and this brought it back to life
No coffee for three days. Must have had some great headaches. Hands still a bit shaky. Great work anyway!
Well done!
Beautiful job.👍🏼💕
Another great job 👍🏼 I agree you added your own design which looks great and provides structural to the bag 👌🏼😊
I do have a question though, what was the most expensive mistake you’ve ever made?
Sasha Baugh great question I also would like to know
Sasha Baugh we were doing a pair of $1,200 Valentino shoes and accidentally cut the uppers. Yes we did replace it for the customer.
Bedo's Leatherworks LLC See this is whats called Diamond quality customer service. ^_^ 👌 I love watching your channel thanks for the reply, hope you’re all safe in the current conditions.
@Bedo’s did you have to buy a brand new pair for her?? 😲 WOW!! 😍
@@tmcurly YES but i worked something out and only paid wholesale price
Good job well done was not A silent VIDEO stayed awake for the whole video LOL
I was waiting for a new bag restauration! This was amazing as always 🤗
"restauration" ?? The hell is that? Try...RESTORATION maybe
Genius! I love this guy. So talented
Amazing work man!! I love your videos
Nice videos. What is your opinion of Connollys leather treatment cream & cleaner ? RR & Aston Martin recommend it.
Your work is amazing, I know who to go to when I need a repair. Amazing!
I just love how you uniquely pronouce the name❤❤
This is a restauration based on sentimental reason, i'm pretty sure.
Very, very well done like always.
Wow so very impressive!!! Really loved watching you bring this back to life.. I have this same bag and I wish mine looked like this..😉 I’m so sure she’ll be very happy!! Have a nice day!!!
Hi Steve ...have I missed a vlog? but how did the competition go? Just been re watching that vlog again and realised covid 19 will scupper your Europe trip for now anyway, but what was the outcome from your fantastic project ? Xx
Jenny Elliott Brown they postponed it until june so we shall see
Look forward to seeing the results, that was an amazing project x
Amazing!!! You always do more than what’s needed. 👍👍. GREAT WORK!
This guy is a miracle worker/ genius 👏
That’s a great free hand cut. Exactly one quarter inch for the full length.
Awesome to find you! Thoroughly enjoy your videos!
🖤God has blessed you with a great skill. Beautiful craftsmanship 🙂
Very nice, I know very little about these LV bags other than they are WAY over priced (my opinion)! In saying that, I always thought that the whole bag was leather! Why do they cost so much? But again Steve you go above n beyond to make your customers happy, that in it's self is why I love watching you! Not only what you do but mostly I love your attitude, PLUS you make me laugh! As always cheers from Canada eh
Jinksy !! They last for years. This bag is probably 35 years old.
Beautiful work like always! Love ❤️ watching it with a personality!
love the re-run
Have have this same bag. Is there anyway to add leather to make it functional with a shoulder strap and make it look as original as possible?