Good afternoon from Greece! You give with everything you do to me your knowledge sharing is all I ask. As I try to start a a sandal making and shoe repairing workshop knowledge is what I need! No one gives money or gifts and am trying to get out of poverty with 0€ just with knowledge gained after 6 years of trying on my own and with the help of people like you! Thank you for your kindness and the time to share your knowledge!
Please never change. Don't spend the money on some fancy camera or some high tech editing software. Leave in the mistakes, leave in when the phone comes crashing down, ramble on with your great sense of humor, don't worry about showing us the same steps over and over in the process of each repair. There are plenty of other shoe video repair videos where they barely show any of the process, but they have fancy graphics and perfect video edits. Shoe repair, cobbler, shoe fixer, whatever, is a dying art, it's old school. Your simple videos, raw, and unpolished represent your art. Let the awesome quality of your work and your sense of humor be the center of the video. Of course this just my thoughts and I don't represent your entire audience, but i am willing to bet that others would rather see all the steps and your explaination, and not flashy videos.
Steve reminds me so much of my Dad! I watch these over and over... it's like Dad is back on the earth with me when I was a young man, teaching me all he learned. These video's never get old!
I have the perfect give back Steve. Have a winner send in a pair of their shoes/boots and you can repair them anyway you wish. What better way to say Thank You for 50K subscribers!
I would assume a lot of your viewers are in the same boat, but I have plenty of nice shoes that need fixed....this would be a dream come true of a prize! Mainly size 13 Double H cowboy boots....
Definitely gets an award for engaging the audience. Dirty hands and dirty filters don't bother me. I enjoy his small talk and watching him work. His chat reminded me of when I was 10(49 now). I have fond memories of working for my grandmother after school. My parents couldn't afford much for the 5 kids. I would rake leaves, clean the chicken coops, weed the garden, harvest potatoes and misc around the farm. I wasn't raking a small yard, I was raking half the farm for hours and hours. Once in payment, my grandmother got me a pair of leather type shoes. Suede or nubuck thinking about it now. I loved those shoes. When the outer seam came a part, I tried to sew them with regular thread several times following the original holes. ;) They would last for a little while until I finally had to give up. That was about the same time I only had one pair of socks that I washed everyday for school. I sewed those up several times too... All these years later, life is not perfect but life is good. I am thankful for that.
You said these aren't 100%?? Oh, rigghhtt. They are 150%. You took a crap shoe and made it look better than new and stitched it together instead of just gluing it back together and telling the customer good luck. You take so much pride in your work, you are an extremely humble man. You are very inspiring and every 40 minute video you post is the best 40 minutes of my week. Thanks again!!
Steve another wonderful video, love watching you, you are so passionate about your job, I admire you for that, I’m a retired lady , who worked 40 + years in electronics and I loved my job, so I can understand where your coming from, like you I absolutely adore my family, so thanks again and keep those videos coming.x
Steve, you were hilarious in this episode! Love the jokes and puns. Seems that when you're alone, you can drop all the social constructs and be Steve. THANKS for the vid! The Ferragamos turned out really nice.
For your 50k episode you could do a shoe bottom design tutorial video. That would be amazing. Your designs are so beautiful we would love to see how you do them.
You rock Steve! Really love your relaxing, laid back attitude. Super fun and informative videos. Thanks for taking the extra time to make these for us. Let’s continue!
Glad to see you put the disposable gloves on Steve, wouldn’t want to get the shoes dirty 😂😂 A big thank you from the UK love watching your videos 👍🏼 please continue x
A great thank you to all of us would be to video more of your work and post more often. You are awesome - no other giveaway needed! And hey, how did you get four thumbs down? You rock, buddy. I am always delighted to see when you have uploaded; it's always nice to watch you work your magic. And you are the master. Way to go, Steve.
We are who we are, you are so correct. We all have baggage too! We all have a back story. You are a highly skilled craftsman and I enjoy your videos. Thank you. Shine on.
just keep putting out vids. We don't need anything else. However, you tube has a random picker for giveaways. it just selects from commenters, but tosses out duplicates.
Hey Steve, have you done a shop tour? Did I just miss that episode? I would really enjoy a tour of the shop, both front of the shop, and the workstations and equipment. Great episode to discuss your most and least favorite repair/restore jobs. Sounds like a show I'd watch.
Steve, love your video's and why, because they are very interesting and besides learning something, it's always a pleasure to watch a MASTER at work...! Greg
Steve, I requested a video when I saw this re-dye on your Instagram page. Maybe others requested it as well, but I wanted to say 'thank you' and let you know that I enjoyed the "chat" portion just as much as the work and your typical banter! Cool to see how these were dyed, and also cool to see how a cemented shoe can be saved. No, it's not the best shoe, but it was still worth saving and looks soooo much better. The Blake stitch and SVIG top sole was a bonus. Not sure if the heel needed any adjustment due to wear or the added top sole. I think the key here is that the owner can now replace the top sole when it wears out, extending the life of the shoe. Well done!!!
Nice job Steve. Anybody would be proud to wear those shoes after you got done with them. Keep on keeping on. As someone else said the Elegant Oxford might be someone to link up with for giveaways.
Great restoration ! I can't help but be disappointed at the construction of some of the higher priced "designer " shoes. I would have expected at least Blake stitching with ( decent ) leather soles ! But that's one of the things I enjoy about your channel...the education and the level of quality you put into your work !👌❤
What was that at 13:05? Looked like bubbles coming from the top of the shoe. Tech glitch or are you learning to use effects? Wasn't a bad thing. Never a dull moment watching your videos.
Were the bubbles to see if we were paying attention? We were, promise! mini hammertime! Thank You for the upload. I learn something new every time I watch you work.
Appreciation gift? Sure, what do you want, Steve? I will be in DC Friday. I will stop by and purchase some products. I appreciate the videos. Keep the great work and great philosophy!
A shirt giveaway would be cool sewing was my trade I grew up in a family of furniture upholsters I have sewn everything from car, motorcycle and boat seats to parachutes so I really love watching your videos they are amazing thank you for sharing with us ❤️
You are right when you comment about how lucky we are in America. Your story about the friend who had to heat his boiler up in order to take a hot shower is a powerful reminder of how blessed we are in this country. Each one of us should get on our knees every day and thank the Lord; it’s the least we can do for Him who has given us all these blessings.
Instead of a give-away you could perhaps repair/restore something (shoes, handbag, whatever), offer it as an auction, and then donate the money to a charity of your choice. Who knows, a goodhearted buyer might actually him/herself donate the purchase!
Gratuitous hammering and mysterious bubbles. Funny guy. Don’t bother with a give away. Just take that time to make another video. That will make everybody happy. Peace and all good, Steve.
I had an English boyfriend that his hands used to shake a lot just like yours, as soon as I saw your hands remind me of him, when I first met him I thought he was nervous, but he was like that all the time, you noticed it even more whenever he wrote, but was normal to him (he was a great guy), I guess he still shakes.
Hi Steve I am new to the channel your work is fantastic luv your vids I am from the uk 🇬🇧 you have shown me a lot to look out for for buying me shoes thank you 👍
Seek & pursue your passion, work hard, relax with family and true friends, eat good food, and ultimately create a legacy no matter the scope - that is the formula for a good life in my opinion. All others are material and let go after time. I've conquered about half of that formula, whilst seeking & working toward the others. Thank you Steve. (+ watch Steve's magical work, surely will make your day a little brighter)
Steve, is it possible (or would it make sense) to "convert" this pair of shoes, add a welt and turn it into a goodyear welted or blake stitched pair? Thank you! I really enjoy your content and you just inspired me to recolor a pair of stained Florsheims I don't wear anymore.
Wow, I cant believe someone said something about your hands being dirty??? You Need a Blue Collar Hat .. They say Dirty Hands Clean Money on the Hat... ... Great Work Brother as usual. .....
Is it true shoe shops didn't open on Monday back in the days and why if you can answer also were are you located and do you do work over mail ? Is there a web page I can visit
vico see I started closing on Mondays over 20 years ago. It gives me a day to catch up or do paper work. You can check us out on Facebook Instagram those have all my info also here o the main page under “about”
The reason I asked was because in my country they have a saying that I heard since I was little . It says this guy has a shoe makers schedule he never works on Monday . No big deal jus curiouse any ways God bless you
Still impressed. I did not see how you attached the heel (one piece, it appeared). I had some shoes made in South America. Though the uppers were fine, the sole/heel came off. With a 'waffle design' inside of the heel nailing it to the foot bed would be difficult. The glue (on mine) had already failed once and separated. Perhaps you used a combination of 'instant glue' and contact cement on the heel, also. Still wondering in Memphis.
look into commercial based pricing for shipping with USPS. it will bring the shipping cost way down and will allow you to ship up to 15.9oz instead of 13oz for first class.
Short question steve.... on witch Temperatur does your superglue die? The superglue i use gets of the material at 60°Celsius(140°F)... at the time you put it under the lights i heard a voice in my brain screaming:.... noooooooo....🤣🤣🤣😉
Not sure about the temperature but when the surface has enough heat to blend both glued together that’s when it’s time to remove it from the heat lamp, I’ll have to see what temperature that is
Could the sole have been changed to a JR leather one and Blake stitched as you did or have a welt put in and stitched that way? I'm curious. Really shocked by the original build quality of what I'm sure was a very expensive shoe. Lucky it's now had the "Steve Touch".
Bedo's Leatherworks LLC ... that's sad, for a shoe of this price and the upper still very good looking. but one could buy a proper construed shoe for that money. I think all your videos will sharpen the view of the people what kind of questions they should ask while buying shoes.
Thank you for posting the videos, I appreciate you explaining every step, could you possibly think about getting a wireless mic to clip on to your shirt? For some reason, you're very low on my side.
Maybe some Bedos homemade bookmarks or keyrings or something for the giveaway. I would buy either as well given the chance if you have the time to make them. Great vid as usual 👞👞
Omg... i adore a man who smokes a shisja... my hubby does it also sometimes... my sheikh... lol... so lucky we are married, or i came after you... distance is no problem... i imported my hubby from morocco... lol I raised my kids as followed... when they were complaining i told them, you touch the robin and you have water... even hot water. There is a button in the wall and you have light. In winter you have heat and warm clots and you have a roof over your head... and above all, you have siblings and parents who loves you... you are all very rich... remember that...
I had to re upload it because of all the technical issues I was having, I think it’s better then yesterday’s upload.
thanks for taking the time to fix it :-)
Good afternoon from Greece! You give with everything you do to me your knowledge sharing is all I ask. As I try to start a a sandal making and shoe repairing workshop knowledge is what I need! No one gives money or gifts and am trying to get out of poverty with 0€ just with knowledge gained after 6 years of trying on my own and with the help of people like you!
Thank you for your kindness and the time to share your knowledge!
I was about 10 mins in when you took it down yesterday haha
Was it in 360p? :-) (I was bummed when I was notified, and then the video was gone!)
fredy gump ok so be patient and it will be 1080 also I deleted it yesterday because of so many issues
Please never change. Don't spend the money on some fancy camera or some high tech editing software. Leave in the mistakes, leave in when the phone comes crashing down, ramble on with your great sense of humor, don't worry about showing us the same steps over and over in the process of each repair. There are plenty of other shoe video repair videos where they barely show any of the process, but they have fancy graphics and perfect video edits. Shoe repair, cobbler, shoe fixer, whatever, is a dying art, it's old school. Your simple videos, raw, and unpolished represent your art. Let the awesome quality of your work and your sense of humor be the center of the video.
Of course this just my thoughts and I don't represent your entire audience, but i am willing to bet that others would rather see all the steps and your explaination, and not flashy videos.
Agree with you 100%, I've been a fan of his a while now, the rawness and un-flashiness make it fun.
I completely agree! We adore you (and the way you record 😄) just the way you are, Steve!
What Steve shows us is life. Its superb. Not enough of that these days. Just love this stuff. You dont have to be flashy to be a superstar.
@@suzismith9681 He makes me want to learn cobbling.
Steve reminds me so much of my Dad! I watch these over and over... it's like Dad is back on the earth with me when I was a young man, teaching me all he learned. These video's never get old!
I think people enjoy the variety of repairs the most, and making it personal and sharing your passion is what makes the channel so special.
we don't need any giveaways steve,just more great videos.
You’re a very nice guy who obviously cares deeply for your craft!!! Congrats! I like listening to you when I need to feel calm!
I have the perfect give back Steve. Have a winner send in a pair of their shoes/boots and you can repair them anyway you wish. What better way to say Thank You for 50K subscribers!
Mr. Doin Stuff This is the perfect idea. It is what came to my mind also, as soon as he ask the question.
I would assume a lot of your viewers are in the same boat, but I have plenty of nice shoes that need fixed....this would be a dream come true of a prize! Mainly size 13 Double H cowboy boots....
My sentiments exactly!
@@schmitty69 If I win I have a pair of Florsheims I'm shipping to him.....
I appreciate Steve's philosophy corner with hookah and coffee. Oh, and the craftsmanship too. ;o)
Definitely gets an award for engaging the audience. Dirty hands and dirty filters don't bother me. I enjoy his small talk and watching him work. His chat reminded me of when I was 10(49 now). I have fond memories of working for my grandmother after school. My parents couldn't afford much for the 5 kids. I would rake leaves, clean the chicken coops, weed the garden, harvest potatoes and misc around the farm. I wasn't raking a small yard, I was raking half the farm for hours and hours. Once in payment, my grandmother got me a pair of leather type shoes. Suede or nubuck thinking about it now. I loved those shoes. When the outer seam came a part, I tried to sew them with regular thread several times following the original holes. ;) They would last for a little while until I finally had to give up. That was about the same time I only had one pair of socks that I washed everyday for school. I sewed those up several times too... All these years later, life is not perfect but life is good. I am thankful for that.
You said these aren't 100%?? Oh, rigghhtt. They are 150%. You took a crap shoe and made it look better than new and stitched it together instead of just gluing it back together and telling the customer good luck. You take so much pride in your work, you are an extremely humble man. You are very inspiring and every 40 minute video you post is the best 40 minutes of my week. Thanks again!!
Enjoyed the little chat you gave today. Thanks for sharing a little piece of yourself.
Random suggestions from TH-cam to watch and next thing you know BAM you are hooked.
I'm glad you are able to spend time with your kids. All too many of us lived the "Cats in the Cradle " song in real life. Thanks for your videos.
Watching your videos are the only prize I need. You are fun to watch.
Forget the gloves. Dirty hands are the mark of a craftsman. Great work!
Steve another wonderful video, love watching you, you are so passionate about your job, I admire you for that, I’m a retired lady
, who worked 40 + years in electronics and I loved my job, so I can understand where your coming from, like you I absolutely adore my family, so thanks again and keep those videos coming.x
Steve, you were hilarious in this episode! Love the jokes and puns. Seems that when you're alone, you can drop all the social constructs and be Steve. THANKS for the vid!
The Ferragamos turned out really nice.
You’ve made them better than the manufacturer. Beautiful work, never disappoint.
steve your the salt of this earth my friend. just keep on making the vids. thats all any of us needs.regards from england mel stenway
I wish I knew this was possible 3 months ago, beautiful work as always!
For your 50k episode you could do a shoe bottom design tutorial video. That would be amazing. Your designs are so beautiful we would love to see how you do them.
You rock Steve! Really love your relaxing, laid back attitude. Super fun and informative videos. Thanks for taking the extra time to make these for us. Let’s continue!
Nice to see that you can sometimes improve the construction of a shoe to leave it better than it started.
You don't have to thank us. You've earned every view and every subscriber just by showing us how you work.
Glad to see you put the disposable gloves on Steve, wouldn’t want to get the shoes dirty 😂😂 A big thank you from the UK love watching your videos 👍🏼 please continue x
A great thank you to all of us would be to video more of your work and post more often. You are awesome - no other giveaway needed! And hey, how did you get four thumbs down? You rock, buddy. I am always delighted to see when you have uploaded; it's always nice to watch you work your magic. And you are the master. Way to go, Steve.
Just like everyone already said, don't change a thing. Love your videos, keep doing what youre doing.
We are who we are, you are so correct. We all have baggage too! We all have a back story.
You are a highly skilled craftsman and I enjoy your videos. Thank you.
Shine on.
I love your vids. The shoes, bags, chat and just general work. Continue!
You’re da best! Down to earth with mad skills and a great sense of humor!
STEVE, MY MAN!! GREAT WORK AS USUAL! LET'S CONTINUE..👍🏻
You put your heart and soul (no pun intended) into your work. Another beautiful job :)))
You wanted to know about give aways, etc. For me, the only thing you need to do is keep making videos!
same here. keep making this great videos!
just keep putting out vids. We don't need anything else. However, you tube has a random picker for giveaways. it just selects from commenters, but tosses out duplicates.
toot tall good to know
Love your philosophy on life. Live Long and prosper my friend👍
Hey Steve, have you done a shop tour? Did I just miss that episode? I would really enjoy a tour of the shop, both front of the shop, and the workstations and equipment. Great episode to discuss your most and least favorite repair/restore jobs. Sounds like a show I'd watch.
i did one a while back. look for it
Excellent video, I appreciate the commentary at the end. Very profound.
Steve, love your video's and why, because they are very interesting and besides learning something, it's always a pleasure to watch a MASTER at work...! Greg
In your famous words, I would say, "The shaking isnt structural, it's just aestetics." 😂😂😂😂
Steve, I requested a video when I saw this re-dye on your Instagram page. Maybe others requested it as well, but I wanted to say 'thank you' and let you know that I enjoyed the "chat" portion just as much as the work and your typical banter! Cool to see how these were dyed, and also cool to see how a cemented shoe can be saved. No, it's not the best shoe, but it was still worth saving and looks soooo much better. The Blake stitch and SVIG top sole was a bonus. Not sure if the heel needed any adjustment due to wear or the added top sole. I think the key here is that the owner can now replace the top sole when it wears out, extending the life of the shoe. Well done!!!
Man you hooked them turds up ....Great Job Sir
Nice job Steve. Anybody would be proud to wear those shoes after you got done with them. Keep on keeping on. As someone else said the Elegant Oxford might be someone to link up with for giveaways.
Great restoration ! I can't help but be disappointed at the construction of some of the higher priced "designer " shoes. I would have expected at least Blake stitching with ( decent ) leather soles !
But that's one of the things I enjoy about your channel...the education and the level of quality you put into your work !👌❤
What was that at 13:05? Looked like bubbles coming from the top of the shoe. Tech glitch or are you learning to use effects? Wasn't a bad thing. Never a dull moment watching your videos.
corvettebob hahahahaha you caught that??? Yeh just messing around. 🤣🤣
I totally missed that. That's what I get for trying to read comments while watching the video.
I was wondering if you were trying to make it look like it was coming out of the glue bottle. Nice 👍🏽
Were the bubbles to see if we were paying attention? We were, promise! mini hammertime! Thank You for the upload. I learn something new every time I watch you work.
smartoldlady well not really I just found a button and did that and I couldn’t delete it but it was funny 🤣🤣🤣
Thank you for sharing some of your coffee time with me.
Beautiful the master has done it again x
Just found your videos and they make me so happy, you have such a great attitude!
..always wondered how shoes were repaired 👍🏼
Appreciation gift? Sure, what do you want, Steve? I will be in DC Friday. I will stop by and purchase some products. I appreciate the videos. Keep the great work and great philosophy!
Dmac K just you coming In would be enough
Love these breaks and talks man. So true what you say. My family is from Middle East so I know
i really love your work so much! i remember my grand pa because of you..
Steve, I believe you thank us each time you upload another video.
That said, I’d wear a Bedo’s Leatherworks T-shirt often
A shirt giveaway would be cool sewing was my trade I grew up in a family of furniture upholsters I have sewn everything from car, motorcycle and boat seats to parachutes so I really love watching your videos they are amazing thank you for sharing with us ❤️
You are right when you comment about how lucky we are in America. Your story about the friend who had to heat his boiler up in order to take a hot shower is a powerful reminder of how blessed we are in this country. Each one of us should get on our knees every day and thank the Lord; it’s the least we can do for Him who has given us all these blessings.
Just keep making videos Steve that’s how you thank everybody...
Just keep making videos and sharing your experience and expertise. That's why people keep coming back. At least that's why I keep coming back :-)
We can see that you love what you do and me personally I love the little time when you have a coffee take care stay safe xxx
Another great video..I like the longer one way more.
Instead of a give-away you could perhaps repair/restore something (shoes, handbag, whatever), offer it as an auction, and then donate the money to a charity of your choice. Who knows, a goodhearted buyer might actually him/herself donate the purchase!
Looks more than presentable to me! Looks great!
Yet another great video steve love the hammer part really makes my day until the next one lets continue!
thank-you so much for the hammer! I wait anxiously for your videos! love every minute!
Great thoughts at the end. Love this channel.
Hey Steve, i really enjoyed your coffee conversation, It was really nice to have a chat
Bro, don't worry about a giveaway. Just a thank you. And keep the videos coming!
Gratuitous hammering and mysterious bubbles. Funny guy. Don’t bother with a give away. Just take that time to make another video. That will make everybody happy. Peace and all good, Steve.
I had an English boyfriend that his hands used to shake a lot just like yours, as soon as I saw your hands remind me of him, when I first met him I thought he was nervous, but he was like that all the time, you noticed it even more whenever he wrote, but was normal to him (he was a great guy), I guess he still shakes.
Enjoyed the coffee and hookah time! Like sitting with a friend.
🤣🤣🤣Steve you are normal,lot,s op hamer noise 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻thx for the vlog and your time❤️❤️see you next time 👍🏻
Loved the chat over coffee, nice eyes Mr Bedo ☺️
old tired eyes have seen to much in life
You make em better than they started out. What’s in the Hookah? I smoke cigars myself. I love your philosophy on life! Great work as usual Steve.👍
Alan L it’s like a bong a water pipe but with flavored tobacco
Another great video. Wish I had someone with your skills closer to where I live....Perth, Australia. And no, we don't all wear flip flops here.
Mark Twain quoted, "Find a job you enjoy doing and you will never have to work a day in your life." So true!
I shake too, don't worry about it. Just keep up the good work
Hi Steve I am new to the channel your work is fantastic luv your vids I am from the uk 🇬🇧 you have shown me a lot to look out for for buying me shoes thank you 👍
Seek & pursue your passion, work hard, relax with family and true friends, eat good food, and ultimately create a legacy no matter the scope - that is the formula for a good life in my opinion. All others are material and let go after time.
I've conquered about half of that formula, whilst seeking & working toward the others. Thank you Steve.
(+ watch Steve's magical work, surely will make your day a little brighter)
Is my pairs going to be your next project ????? I love the few life tips at the shisha at the end. Great words
well it was until we had to change the details up a little
Bedo's Leatherworks LLC No worry, will save it for next time. 👍👍👍👍
Man I’ve been considering some Alden 403’s. Your endorsement is making me think even more about them.
Steve, is it possible (or would it make sense) to "convert" this pair of shoes, add a welt and turn it into a goodyear welted or blake stitched pair? Thank you! I really enjoy your content and you just inspired me to recolor a pair of stained Florsheims I don't wear anymore.
nodieusa it doesn’t make sense turning them into a good year welted shies besides these are blake stitched
Wow, I cant believe someone said something about your hands being dirty??? You Need a Blue Collar Hat .. They say Dirty Hands Clean Money on the Hat... ... Great Work Brother as usual. .....
Great ted talk Steve.
Is it true shoe shops didn't open on Monday back in the days and why if you can answer also were are you located and do you do work over mail ? Is there a web page I can visit
vico see I started closing on Mondays over 20 years ago. It gives me a day to catch up or do paper work. You can check us out on Facebook Instagram those have all my info also here o the main page under “about”
The reason I asked was because in my country they have a saying that I heard since I was little . It says this guy has a shoe makers schedule he never works on Monday . No big deal jus curiouse any ways God bless you
Give aways sound like a good idea.
nice work,shoes look great
Still impressed. I did not see how you attached the heel (one piece, it appeared). I had some shoes made in South America. Though the uppers were fine, the sole/heel came off. With a 'waffle design' inside of the heel nailing it to the foot bed would be difficult. The glue (on mine) had already failed once and separated. Perhaps you used a combination of 'instant glue' and contact cement on the heel, also. Still wondering in Memphis.
Fantastic job as always...love the curve on the sole. Also love the color...great job!
look into commercial based pricing for shipping with USPS. it will bring the shipping cost way down and will allow you to ship up to 15.9oz instead of 13oz for first class.
I have a question. Are coke cans really 75 cents at your vending machine? Seems like a good deal.
Lance Hatch they used to be .25 cents but I haven’t restocked it in a while
Been binge watching Outlander series 4.
Missed our Hammer time.☹
Just keep doin' whaat yer doin'! Just continue.
Short question steve.... on witch Temperatur does your superglue die? The superglue i use gets of the material at 60°Celsius(140°F)... at the time you put it under the lights i heard a voice in my brain screaming:.... noooooooo....🤣🤣🤣😉
Not sure about the temperature but when the surface has enough heat to blend both glued together that’s when it’s time to remove it from the heat lamp, I’ll have to see what temperature that is
Could the sole have been changed to a JR leather one and Blake stitched as you did or have a welt put in and stitched that way? I'm curious. Really shocked by the original build quality of what I'm sure was a very expensive shoe. Lucky it's now had the "Steve Touch".
Yes you could do it in a few ways. You could put a thin glue on welt and JR soles or just the JR itself . Both would be a blake stitched.
Not sure who cares, but I was very satisfied!! Please do not change love your videos. Let's continue! 😀
Love the video Steve, I think for 50,000 subscribers I like the idea of giving away some shoes and shirts.
very nice.
would it be possible to add a proper Goodyear welt to this shoe ?
not realy
Bedo's Leatherworks LLC ... that's sad, for a shoe of this price and the upper still very good looking.
but one could buy a proper construed shoe for that money. I think all your videos will sharpen the view of the people what kind of questions they should ask while buying shoes.
Thank you for posting the videos, I appreciate you explaining every step, could you possibly think about getting a wireless mic to clip on to your shirt? For some reason, you're very low on my side.
Julian Johnston Jr. yes that’s one more thing I have to worry about.😄
Maybe some Bedos homemade bookmarks or keyrings or something for the giveaway. I would buy either as well given the chance if you have the time to make them. Great vid as usual 👞👞
What's your take on mirror shine toe caps? Pretentious or practical?🤔🤔
beautiful but not practical
Omg... i adore a man who smokes a shisja... my hubby does it also sometimes... my sheikh... lol... so lucky we are married, or i came after you... distance is no problem... i imported my hubby from morocco... lol
I raised my kids as followed... when they were complaining i told them, you touch the robin and you have water... even hot water. There is a button in the wall and you have light. In winter you have heat and warm clots and you have a roof over your head... and above all, you have siblings and parents who loves you... you are all very rich... remember that...
He’s back
Today I was shocked and confused[also disturbed] to see a Ferragamo with glued rubber soles. Thankfully, the rest of the video made up for it.
Shirt giveaways is a good idea. Btw how about selling gift cards for your services or one lucky winner gets a free repair.