the ASMR chills my ADHD, normally i'd only be able to watch this in 4-5 minutes increments and then forget about it halfway through the relaxing effect keeps me focused
It’s definitely not triggering any asmr, but it’s wonderful seeing someone work skillfully, especially when you would have no idea how the finished product is made without the video.
I liked watching this Clog Maker a lot (he goes quite into detail sometimes about various parts, maybe too much for your taste). what he said after 38:24 made me a bit melancholic, but I still hope you enjoy this video and the wood-carving sounds
it makes me so happy to see people genuinely enjoy and are passionate about jobs that could normally be seen as out of the ordinary or unusual, as long as it's still normal and harmless, of course.
ASMR aside, this was damn interesting! My grandfather was a cobbler, but he got senile and died before I was old enough to talk to him about this stuff so it was really interesting to see something along a similar line as to what he did. Yeah, I'm a huge nerd, interested in how everything works. Anyway, thanks, it was cool!
Exactly. He makes it look easy because he is so damned skilled at this. Its really quite amazing. The amount of coordination that was happening with he was using that 3rd blade to cut the notch all the way 'round the shoe. Unreal. You don't see many people in the world anymore doing things like this. Machines have taken over. Its really a pleasure to see this.
I have zero interest in clogs, English clogs or even any SHOE in general yet I sat through this entire thing just mesmerised. It’s beautiful watch such skills.
telling from how these heavy tools are held to the table with with a simple iron ring, the man must have excellent core strength, the ability to guide the majority of the heavy iron tool through the wood whilst also manipulating the wood to achieve the right cut must need so much strength. almost like holding a pull up mid air for 5-10 seconds. Looking at his hands also, this man is a very skilled wood worker.
Would not describe this as ASMR have every respect for this mans skilled workmanship... hardly anyone is able to use their hands in such a way these days.
He likely means detached. I was humorously pointing what a ridiculous idea that is. Realize how he explains that the handle is angled to aid in cutting in a curve and how the whole handle and blade reinforcement is made of forged iron. It would made for a ridiculously bad weapon. Heavy, unwieldy, hard to aim your strike and with a great chance of injuring yourself more than the enemy you swing it to
I never once in my life thought that Cloggs could be interesting, let alone comfortable or decent looking..... Surprisingly good video...... about Cloggs :D
Python comedy skit, The Clog Cobbler Cuts himself while working knife, blood gushing everywhere ."That? It's just a nick,that. As I was saying..why is the room spinning?!!"
I think the noise of the hook is what created asmr for some people. I experienced asmr from that part hearing it jingle lightly as he mad the thin cuts
God bless merry old England! This guy kicks ass. SO many tingles hehe. :D Thanks for sharing and thanks to our good buddy for teaching us how to make some pimped out clogs!
That is a great video and thanks for posting. My gggg grandfather Thomas Walton (1809-1883) of Allostock, Cheshire, identified himself as a “clogger or shoemaker”, in each census during; 1841, 1851, 1861, 1871 and even 1881. At the time of the 1881 census Thomas would have been 72. Your video has given me a sense of how much skill was involved, and the tools he may have used. Is it likley that he sold these shoes himself, or that he worked in a shop. Don Brown Newcastle Ontario.
A tool and the shape imprinted in the brain of that man, and all the muscle memory of years and years of working. Oh, actually it’s different tools. 8:32 „The Blocker“ or „Stock Knife“; Clog Knife 11:44 „The Hollower“ 14:36 third tool (I use what caught on well, I took a cam(?)) „very much like a spoon knife“ 16:05 back to Stock Knife 18:34 „The Gripper Bit“ (V-blade) and a vanished tool maker (Matt Sears from Pembrokeshire) 22:54 Canadian Maple, Indian Water Buffalo; The standard „English“ way of nailing things vs how Thomas James did it with a piece of thread 25:47 how to get a straight onto a curve; then have the customer try it on: made to measure / benefits of a Village Trade 26:24 a Welsh Slipper was a yard boot; very economic use of materials 27:10 an english clasp - two manufacturers in the North: „John Watts“ and „Horsefields“ 28:00 five or six strands of cotton and two types of heavy wax (- one for winter, one for summer), a needle like a surgeons needle plus Russian Boar‘s Bristles; the old fashioned stitch: ideally it never comes lose (just by friction) and hides the joint, but you can’t fix it. 30:45 brass nails and bent iron 32:37 something I do that others don’t; something else you can do in addition / what they do in Spain; you don’t want the leather proud, especially not for a dancing clog 34:51 Clasps and Buttons 38:06 😊 38:46 Leather straight from the Tannery: Joseph Clayton, Chesterfield; also: traditional Leather Patterns are made from metal / tin(?) 41:12 examples of clogs made for customers Bit of a shame that the original playlist has so few views th-cam.com/play/PLh90tMebFBJ-tbWMUkZINMZvKFufNj3MA.html
@@jeremyatkinson4976 This is simply not true, I've seen documentaries of Spanish craftsmen making "albarcas cantrabras" and similar clogs and they are just as elaborate and sophisticated as you could imagine, they were meant mainly for farming in soft soil in cold weather, that's the reason why they are like that, in fact you need thick wool socks and a pair of light weight footwear to use them as they are more like a protection for said footwear, they remember me to getas.
@@TheGrmany69 I was referring to their versions of the british style clog. The carvers of those also went to Switzerland to carve that style. The best knives I came across in Galicia were french. The metallurgy on the Galecian knives was primative in the extreme, basically pre industrial revolution barter technology. I was given a set. They used willow, birch and alder. The knives weren't up to carving sycamore, which was only used for the all wood style . I did go to Quintalla in Cantabria to visit a carver of their amazing all wood clogs. He'd never seen the free form guillotene knives that the brits and galagos used, was a bit nonplussed when I showed him. He was a stunningly good craftsman, far better than I could ever be, used birch and walnut. I have to say the welsh knives I've got are not very good either.
@@jeremyatkinson4976 Very interesting in the details of your explanation, and you are right about metallurgy there, Oscos Eo not so far form Cantabria still uses water wheels to produce knives, though they are sold more like a cultural souvenir than a state of the art tool, but remember that Gallegos/Galicians are Spaniards as well; aside, Cantabria is a very small "Comunidad Autonoma", Asturias, Galicia and Viscaya are far bigger and they also have clogs using those same tools (or most of them), they even have an specific classification of albarcas regarding their dimensions and accessories. I read the other comment and no, clogs are wooden footwear made out of logs, Northern Italians use the all wood footwear popularly associated to Swiss, even Japanese geta are regarded as clogs, not sandals.
To those saying “not ASMR” - just because it’s not a trigger for you doesn’t mean it’s not a trigger for anyone! Please don’t discourage people from uploading different types of ASMR or we’re going to be invaded by the same old tapping and mouth noises.
I’m trying to figure out what the advantage of having the handle of that clog knife curving down toward the floor provides. It feels like it would be easier on your back and more controllable if it was in line with the spine of the knife or even curved slightly up.
That blade though - Holy crap. That seems like the most efficient maddening design possible. A horror film blade attached by a hook and loop screwed into a bench/wood block. The actual effort it took to use it seemed ridiculously wasteful despite his expertise in using it. Was it just me or did he need a better system for using that blade? He completely puts himself in harms way while knocking his center of gravity off balance. Brilliant to him for figuring that death trap out with precision!
I can't speak for anyone else but i find these unintentional asmr videos so educational.
me too!
I actually watch these for pure edu-tainment rather than “asmr” because I like the editing on these more
the ASMR chills my ADHD, normally i'd only be able to watch this in 4-5 minutes increments and then forget about it halfway through
the relaxing effect keeps me focused
“I did this in 5-10....”
Me: “Hours?”
“Minutes.”
Me: “WHAT.”
HAHA ikr! It'd take me a few redwood trees worth of wood and a couple years just to make ONE clog, let alone a pair! This guy's good!
Literally what I thought
Hahahaha dude I'm dying. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
LMFAOOOOO
I thought he was going to say YEARS
It’s definitely not triggering any asmr, but it’s wonderful seeing someone work skillfully, especially when you would have no idea how the finished product is made without the video.
Adolf Stalin )))))))
nice name
ha ha, i like his pace
You need high skill to use these odd apparatus
speak for urself when he sliced that wood with the thing i was in heaven
Abby Madeline He is slicing that wood like its butter, is inner core wood really that soft?
“… One curve IMPRINTED on my brain.”He’s mastered one style, one way, using this technique. This is underratedly insightful
I find people so passionate about something remarkably obscure to induce the most ASMR in videos like these.
Underrated comment.
That looks so difficult. That guy is so skilled
That is a Silent Hill weapon if i've ever seen one.
hellhander underrated comment
What a pair of clogs? 😉
Surprised this is only the 3rd top comment lol
That was my first reaction
Silent Hill -- Beloved IP. Especially the first three.
bloodborne saw cleaver imo
I liked watching this Clog Maker a lot (he goes quite into detail sometimes about various parts, maybe too much for your taste).
what he said after 38:24 made me a bit melancholic, but I still hope you enjoy this video and the wood-carving sounds
that part is just about the sandals with those buttons I think.
He makes clogs very interesting
I found a video you could use, hopefully. th-cam.com/video/ImACqo2ZtxE/w-d-xo.html
I just thought it was funny
it makes me so happy to see people genuinely enjoy and are passionate about jobs that could normally be seen as out of the ordinary or unusual, as long as it's still normal and harmless, of course.
That blade is exquisite, well made is putting it mildly. As a bladesmith I can truly appreciate this type of tool.
Made of wrought iron and blister steel, possily due to similar contraction rates.
ASMR aside, this was damn interesting! My grandfather was a cobbler, but he got senile and died before I was old enough to talk to him about this stuff so it was really interesting to see something along a similar line as to what he did. Yeah, I'm a huge nerd, interested in how everything works. Anyway, thanks, it was cool!
Then I'm a nerd too lmao
love this. showing how much care and detail (not to mention the work!) that goes into something so traditional, feels slightly fulfilling :)
And I'm here again on the side of TH-cam where at normal hours I wouldn't be here but since it's 3:30am this feels about right.
@@Willowtree82 I think I've seen you glancing at the political thrillers. Those are always good
The man used a wobbly blade attached to a short chain to form and cut wood better than experts I've seen with a power saws.
I came for the ASMR but stayed for the clog making
Hes obviously very good seing as he still has all his fingers 😂😂
This is one of those things that looks far easier than it actually is
bigdorkification (x) Doubt
Exactly. He makes it look easy because he is so damned skilled at this. Its really quite amazing. The amount of coordination that was happening with he was using that 3rd blade to cut the notch all the way 'round the shoe. Unreal. You don't see many people in the world anymore doing things like this. Machines have taken over. Its really a pleasure to see this.
Anthony Spencer True that. Appreciate it whilst it lasts.
EvanTheGamer ETG the fuck are you doubting?
Easy? That looks hard as fuck lol
Just imagine getting up and ready for work just to find out your shoes have termites.
I'm only five minutes in but I had to stop to say oooooh man this is such a marvelous find. Thank you!
thanks:)
No asmr for me here, but watched the whole thing because it was fascinating. I love this sort of master artisan videos.
I have zero interest in clogs, English clogs or even any SHOE in general yet I sat through this entire thing just mesmerised. It’s beautiful watch such skills.
I didn't know the nostalgia critic made shoes.
He makes clogs so you don't have to!
Fuck, I came to comment that
telling from how these heavy tools are held to the table with with a simple iron ring, the man must have excellent core strength, the ability to guide the majority of the heavy iron tool through the wood whilst also manipulating the wood to achieve the right cut must need so much strength. almost like holding a pull up mid air for 5-10 seconds. Looking at his hands also, this man is a very skilled wood worker.
Amazing. His skills are absolutely superb. Especially considering that his cutting tools are rather crude.
The struggle in his voice is priceless. You can hear his experience of having to fix clogs for years.
Would not describe this as ASMR have every respect for this mans skilled workmanship... hardly anyone is able to use their hands in such a way these days.
Clog knives would be great in a zombie apocalypse.
AwakeMode as long as you can grab the zombie and hold it still under the bench!
AwakeMode yes!
I I am pretty sure he means detached from it's base
He likely means detached. I was humorously pointing what a ridiculous idea that is. Realize how he explains that the handle is angled to aid in cutting in a curve and how the whole handle and blade reinforcement is made of forged iron. It would made for a ridiculously bad weapon. Heavy, unwieldy, hard to aim your strike and with a great chance of injuring yourself more than the enemy you swing it to
I. It detaches
Amazing control on his knife
light819 ...said the braid right after the wedding night 😉
If I tried that just one time, then I'd end up looking like the pirate out of Family Guy
3DGvisuals “Me father was a tree”
A true craftsman who still wears corduroys.
and clogs
Bet the apprenticeship for this job was 10 years or better. Imagine getting that kind of precision using such a large knife.
I never once in my life thought that Cloggs could be interesting, let alone comfortable or decent looking.....
Surprisingly good video...... about Cloggs :D
Gotta be your best find yet, i always keep coming back to this when i can't sleep.
It looks like it would be a clumsy tool in the wrong hands, but he's amazingly precise with it
It's always fascinating watching a skilled craftsman work. Wonderful video. Very educational.
Wood cutting, and natural breathing are great ASMR. Even the lisp.
Python comedy skit, The Clog Cobbler
Cuts himself while working knife, blood gushing everywhere ."That? It's just a nick,that. As I was saying..why is the room spinning?!!"
The Tower of London called they want their beheading axe back sir
I think the noise of the hook is what created asmr for some people. I experienced asmr from that part hearing it jingle lightly as he mad the thin cuts
That wood shaver thing would make a sick Dark Souls weapon
Just love watching his vlogs over and over i have afew pairs of clogs but id like a pair made by him very neat and refined ...
whhen he was like "5-6 minutes" i couldnt help me like naaaahh, surely not. Boom, done.
God bless merry old England! This guy kicks ass. SO many tingles hehe. :D Thanks for sharing and thanks to our good buddy for teaching us how to make some pimped out clogs!
What a remarkable man. Exceptional skill. Love to pop in on a Saturday with tea and scones to barter if he let me watch until noon time.
Geez....what a blade that tool is...and he has all his fingers....
🍀🍀
This is very good. Thank you for finding it.
him: eh it took me about 5-10 minutes to do this
me: yeah sounds easy when you use a bandsa-
him: *and heres the knocker*
Haven't got one
The ASMR only kicked in after half an hour for me. Very educational though, learned a lot :)
That is the most badass paper cutter I've ever seen.
That is a great video and thanks for posting. My gggg grandfather Thomas Walton (1809-1883) of Allostock, Cheshire, identified himself as a “clogger or shoemaker”, in each census during; 1841, 1851, 1861, 1871 and even 1881. At the time of the 1881 census Thomas would have been 72. Your video has given me a sense of how much skill was involved, and the tools he may have used. Is it likley that he sold these shoes himself, or that he worked in a shop. Don Brown Newcastle Ontario.
Thanks for that!
A tool and the shape imprinted in the brain of that man, and all the muscle memory of years and years of working.
Oh, actually it’s different tools.
8:32 „The Blocker“ or „Stock Knife“; Clog Knife
11:44 „The Hollower“
14:36 third tool (I use what caught on well, I took a cam(?)) „very much like a spoon knife“
16:05 back to Stock Knife
18:34 „The Gripper Bit“ (V-blade) and a vanished tool maker (Matt Sears from Pembrokeshire)
22:54 Canadian Maple, Indian Water Buffalo; The standard „English“ way of nailing things vs how Thomas James did it with a piece of thread
25:47 how to get a straight onto a curve; then have the customer try it on: made to measure / benefits of a Village Trade
26:24 a Welsh Slipper was a yard boot; very economic use of materials
27:10 an english clasp - two manufacturers in the North: „John Watts“ and „Horsefields“
28:00 five or six strands of cotton and two types of heavy wax (- one for winter, one for summer), a needle like a surgeons needle plus Russian Boar‘s Bristles; the old fashioned stitch: ideally it never comes lose (just by friction) and hides the joint, but you can’t fix it.
30:45 brass nails and bent iron
32:37 something I do that others don’t; something else you can do in addition / what they do in Spain; you don’t want the leather proud, especially not for a dancing clog
34:51 Clasps and Buttons
38:06 😊
38:46 Leather straight from the Tannery: Joseph Clayton, Chesterfield; also: traditional Leather Patterns are made from metal / tin(?)
41:12 examples of clogs made for customers
Bit of a shame that the original playlist has so few views th-cam.com/play/PLh90tMebFBJ-tbWMUkZINMZvKFufNj3MA.html
I really enjoy when the dude is like, "Don't ask me why," on different stuff.
What tools and what a gifted artist!
ASMR makes people with lisps into rock stars. :)
Clog knife? KNIFE?! THAT THING IS A KNIFE?! M8 Crocodile Dundee would be impressed with that shit
Wow he makes that look easy, I'm pretty sure I would cut a body part off if I tried that
Can’t get over how wobbly the bench is.
That blocker looked like something medieval. I never knew such a tool existed.
Alright mate very good clog making from the country I have seen this before and mate you are the best clog maker that I have seen out of the 2
That looks so satisfying oh my god
“Didn’t matter a damn” 😆❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
He shall now be called Bob Clogs
Wife: honey I've lost my shoes
Him: hold on baby let me go cut you up a pair with my machete
When I first read clog master I thought he is a plumber
Itsa me a more fancy mario
that wood looks so smooth and glosy
Cool video. Those tools are sweet.
Wonderful, it's very interesting to see that the craft is almost the same in Spain (which is more elaborate there) and in Italy.
The spanish knives are really awful, and there are far fewer styles Possibly more elaborate but less sophisticated.
@@jeremyatkinson4976 This is simply not true, I've seen documentaries of Spanish craftsmen making "albarcas cantrabras" and similar clogs and they are just as elaborate and sophisticated as you could imagine, they were meant mainly for farming in soft soil in cold weather, that's the reason why they are like that, in fact you need thick wool socks and a pair of light weight footwear to use them as they are more like a protection for said footwear, they remember me to getas.
And by the way the tools are basically the same, specially to shape the log, in the British, Italian and Spanish versions of the craft.
@@TheGrmany69 I was referring to their versions of the british style clog. The carvers of those also went to Switzerland to carve that style. The best knives I came across in Galicia were french. The metallurgy on the Galecian knives was primative in the extreme, basically pre industrial revolution barter technology. I was given a set. They used willow, birch and alder. The knives weren't up to carving sycamore, which was only used for the all wood style . I did go to Quintalla in Cantabria to visit a carver of their amazing all wood clogs. He'd never seen the free form guillotene knives that the brits and galagos used, was a bit nonplussed when I showed him. He was a stunningly good craftsman, far better than I could ever be, used birch and walnut. I have to say the welsh knives I've got are not very good either.
@@jeremyatkinson4976 Very interesting in the details of your explanation, and you are right about metallurgy there, Oscos Eo not so far form Cantabria still uses water wheels to produce knives, though they are sold more like a cultural souvenir than a state of the art tool, but remember that Gallegos/Galicians are Spaniards as well; aside, Cantabria is a very small "Comunidad Autonoma", Asturias, Galicia and Viscaya are far bigger and they also have clogs using those same tools (or most of them), they even have an specific classification of albarcas regarding their dimensions and accessories.
I read the other comment and no, clogs are wooden footwear made out of logs, Northern Italians use the all wood footwear popularly associated to Swiss, even Japanese geta are regarded as clogs, not sandals.
this is a man who really loves his trade
Bloody wonderful old world skills, SIR! pls pass this on to who ever wants this knowledge pls no matter,Back ground,creed,or color.
The shrug at 00:11:05.
I agree.
And damn right he cuts the bevel with the BIG KNOIFE!
Beautiful craftsmanship.
To those saying “not ASMR” - just because it’s not a trigger for you doesn’t mean it’s not a trigger for anyone! Please don’t discourage people from uploading different types of ASMR or we’re going to be invaded by the same old tapping and mouth noises.
Sess So true!! The tapping and mouth noises do nothing for me. It’s nice to have variation :-)
True. I personally don't like the whispering, slobbering in my ear "ASMR" that's out there. This is at least fairly relaxing and not obnoxious.
Sess stfu you fetishist
Sess it’s way too loud to be asmr
Ugh oh. This didn't trigger there asmr and now you triggered their emotions hahaha. I hear you. It's nice to have different things out there.
This is amazing.
I’m trying to figure out what the advantage of having the handle of that clog knife curving down toward the floor provides. It feels like it would be easier on your back and more controllable if it was in line with the spine of the knife or even curved slightly up.
Nice work mate.
Thanks, but it's just a skill like any other. Not much call for muscle memory crafts anymore.
Very relaxing and absorbing
Not all ASMR videos are going to be for the vanilla ASMR crowd. Believe it or not, just like sex, some like their ASMR rough and loud :D
Sasha Lamoureux sex and asmr are both best rough I don’t make the rules
👏
Jeez
Ok
I am the 69th like on this comment
Holy crap, those sounds when he's cutting the wood.
I NEED SOME NAVY CLOGS FOR WAR.
Jayfive276 hehe ASMR memes
@@cjeam9199 yesss, they have been ESTABLISHED 😉
this was so interesting I'm up 45 minutes later than I should be instead of snoozing
So satisfying!
So fuccing satisfying mate.
Ladies and gentlemen, introducing... Bob Crocs
Now that's a pair of shoes that will outlast you.
This man knows his shit
Damn, that thing is sharp.
Unbelievable, and so unique skill
That blade would fit right in as a weapon in bloodborne
@Best Unintentional ASMR you should do the beginning of TheRelaxingEnd's unboxing videos
Yeah I would definitely have to carve myself a wooden leg after trying this.
Not much for ASMR. But extremely intriguing. It’s beautiful too.
Jesus Christ walked over the waters because he had lovely shoes like that.
That blade though - Holy crap. That seems like the most efficient maddening design possible. A horror film blade attached by a hook and loop screwed into a bench/wood block. The actual effort it took to use it seemed ridiculously wasteful despite his expertise in using it. Was it just me or did he need a better system for using that blade? He completely puts himself in harms way while knocking his center of gravity off balance. Brilliant to him for figuring that death trap out with precision!
No that's how it works. Problem is I'm doing lots of different cuts and it's impossible for one bench to be optimal for every variation.
Holy shit this is satisfying.
As a blacksmith I can tell you that you could have a local Smith make you one of those knives if you need a slightly different knife.
A local smith would neither have blister steel, nor wrought iron
At last. Somebody who knows how to pronounce leverage. He's pretty good at clog making too!
you should try listening to Peter Draws his podcast or audiobook
bruh is he using a medieval torture machine that looks brutal
I followed the crack too. Back in 88 to 92
The Yharnam cobbler.
love the reference