Alden Penny Loafers Resole #44
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ต.ค. 2024
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Brian, Getting a chance to see a master artisan work is a what youtube is all about thank you for posting your videos!
Please make sure to thank your cameraman. He is doing us all a great service by capturing your skill for this craft in a beautiful way. I'm really impressed with the care and craftsmanship that you show in these videos. Thank you for making them!
Robert Hamm person doing the camera work is his girlfriend.
Brian! you are are young man with an old craftman's hands.
So relaxing watching your magic as worn out shoes/boots come back to life. Hope you teach others.
This video is amazing. I’ve recently just started rebooting my dress shoe wardrobe and I’ve met a local shoe cobbler who has helped with equipping my shoes with sole guards, but assured me he’s able to resole any of my shoes down the line. Seeing the details and work you put into the process, I really admire and respect both the skill and dedication you have to quality work. Please preserve this skill and pass it on to further generations.
Hey Brian, liked to slight change in progression you did in this video! Really helped to follow each steps, and what each step was accomplishing along the way when you showed off the overall shoe at various points.
Good to see shoes resoled in this throwaway world. Outstanding job. 👏 👏 👏
Who gives this a thumbs down?
Great work as usual Brian! One day I’ll own a pair. One day.
Christopher Shevlin Whobgave this a thumbs down you say...ohhh maybe Payless shoe stores, Ross dress for less, mall shoe stores, etc
Cuánta paciencia para hacer un trabajo con alegría y con calidad, tu trabajo es inspirador. Muchos hacen trabajos similares pero tú eres diferente.... Inspiras para hacer lo que sea con paciencia, con amor y entrega al trabajo. Felicitaciones.
Thank you once again. The display of your craft makes good things to my soul.
Beautiful work Sole Brother..... so reminds me of doing that work years ago..... i used to keep the old welts for many resoles, picking the stitches, and setting the Landis Aristrocat to put the new stitches in the old holes 👍😉Bob in Colorado
Fantastic job! Constantly blown away watching your videos - thanks for sharing.
I love watching a master craftsman labor at an honest job. I actually go to your videos to escape the craziness of politics. God Bless.
Beautiful work. I absolutely love watching you work.
Lost art - great stuff, your work is amazing
never thought shoe repair would be so interesting. but I think it's partly the music and the host, very likeable.
Those Alden’s seemed really well made. To be honest, I frowned a little when you pulled apart that perfectly good welt. Seemed kind of unnecessary. Oh well. I do enjoy watching your videos and see the different machines and techniques that you use. Thanks for sharing.
Duke Robinson you hit the nail on the head, it hurt a little when he pulled the welt off. The point of a welt is that it stays to allow for the sole to be replaced.
I second the notion! Moreover, you don’t have the EXACT last from Alden, which undoubtedly results in a definite alteration to the shoe, and hence, will not fit the same to what the customer was used to.
I noticed you did not bother responding to either of the two comments, aforementioned herein.
I’d love to hear your reasoning.
TrojanMars1 was wondering the same
I am with you 100%. In the end, it reduces the number of times these uppers can be resoled. Just imagine he did that to a bespoke pair. I would flip!
@@thegermansplainer2392 I'm glad you guys pointed that out
Nice work 👌 bro .. thanks for posting your videos.. that's a lost artwork there buddy
Outstanding work Brian.
Excelente trabajo... la dedicacion que pones en practica, junto a lo bien que la pasas realizando estos trabajos seve reflejado al final.....una obra de arte💯👍
I loved watching every second of this!!! Thank you for sharing.
Brian does his magic on loafers that retail over $550. The resole shows how well they're made. Great video as usual! Thanks
You have the best music accompanying your brilliant craftsmanship...
Hey Brian! I love your videos, just curious why you always seem to remove the welt and put a new one in?
You should start having customers reaction clips at the end of the videos, I'm sure he was pumped because they look awesome
Great Job, Great Video! Thank you very much.
Nice job again Brian 👏👏👏👍🇬🇧
Your videos are relaxing to watch. Good job
Your craftsman ship to detail is amazing. It's such an art to watch you work.
Love your work mate, cheers from Australia!
I agree with the others questioning the need to pull the welt ....and Actually I would like some comments from Brian on his opinion on the quality of the workmanship and materials of the shoes
Man I could watch these videos all day you do awesome work keep it up very professional
Wow!!! What a work of art!!! Hands of master indeed. Love that leather apron... :-)
You're the best! Congrats Sir!
Greetings from Athens 🇬🇷
Love that redwings shoes are are the ads during this video..lol. keep up the good work. Big business fears your quality.
Beautiful work on a really nice pair of loafers.
Quedaron muy bien te felicito por tu trabajo tan profesional... Saludos desde Acapulco Mexico... Espero puedas mandar saludos...
Great stuff Brian they look better than the originals, fantastic skil well done my friend.
Beautiful work!
Очень приятно, что в наше время люди, не перестали работать руками. Это здорово.
Hi from Belarus!
Loved the freehand use of the chisel around the new leather sole: never thought you'd slip once :-)
I have a question ... why is it that you always remove the welt? Some of the shoes you do still have good welts
Que joven para esto trabajo tan antiguo pero es fantástico para ver este arte 😍😍😍
J'aime beaucoup votre travail, les artisans d'hier sont les artistes d'aujourd'hui
You do very nice quality work which I haven't seen in about 30 years. So glad to see you do dress shoes as well as boots. I would have liked French brass toe tips and black heel tips added to what you just did but wow what a nice job.
I wouldn't put toe plates on penny loafers
Besides going to church on Sundays, I look forward to your latest videos (kinda like going boot rebuilding church online?) 👍
Good video of excellent craftsmanship.
Good job Brian. I like how you do the before and after of different angles💪👌keep up the good work
Awesome video as always, thank you.
Beautiful work as always my friend
Another awesome job
Good stuff. Surprised that the owner wanted them resoled, they looked fine to me
Agreed, sole looked like it had lots of life yet but it is cool to see the process with stitches that still looked that good, I've never seen that!
Always wondered how that was done, thanks for sharing!
Thanks. Great job.
A true art And a great craft man/boot maker
Looking forward to you getting my penny loafers done. Great Job Brian!
There is no stopping you now brother ⚒️
i love the wider welt and the thicker sole you put on
Awesome, Brian.Relax videos for me.Thank you.
Magnifico
The best Work,
The best Bootmaker !
your videos never get old. I've always been interested in doing that kind of stuff. Just need to be a skilled guy for a couple of years watching learning.
I love seeing true craftsmen at work.
perfect Brian !! my German craftsman don't handle my Alden's so professional ! Very solid job Brian !
You have given a new life to the pair of penny loafers. It looks even more beautiful now
I've been looking to get a good pair a of boots and came across your channel while look at reviews. No I'm sold on buying a good quality of work boots and well have them resoled when its time. Watching you do your thing is relaxing to watch.
AMAZING, EXCELLENT, PERFECT JOB !
Absolutely amazing!!!
Amazing job!
Great job! 👍
11:56 how many times have you run that chamfer knife into your hand? That would probably happen to me within moments of picking it up.
Beautiful video, thank you! :-)
Master shoemaker. Awesome work.
Well-done from india.
I'm so glad I came across this video. I have a pair of the same shoes that I left in the closet for awhile but now will tae them to be restored. Using your suggestion will help me get the same end result too! Thanks...
Those are gorgeous.
Great job as always
GREAT WORK!!!
The Man with Golden Hands
You are an artist!
Great job. 🌞👍🌞👍
Why do you put boot soles on loafers
Love how you can take a shoe someone might throw away to make it look like its right from the store. Amazing job.
The plastic shoes they make today are cheap crap . why do they not make them like they housed to not so long ago.☺
Be very proud Boot Maker
Hi,nice video.I was wondering do you always remove the welt and put your own in ? And how do you size the heel ? I thought this one looked a lot bigger that the worn factory one,at least it appears that way.Please show us a close up of how you join the welt ends together.Thanks for your videos, bob
Masterful!
Hi, you’re great job and best . I have two question for you. Can you tell me the name of a cream & dye color of bottom of sole? Thank you in advance😄
Kereeeeen ,tidak bosan2 aku liat video ini.
The best shoemaker of youtube and real life. 10
Excelente ....saludos cordiales from Lima ✌️🇵🇪
Good job 👍
Mr. Brian, how long it took you from start to finish? Thanks...Outstanding job!
Awesome!!
wow nice work... 👌
Very good!
Why don’t you ever reuse the welt?
Hola Brian, en verdad haces magia, tus trabajos son excelentes!!! Felicitaciones!!! Saludos desde Piedras Negras, Coahuila, México.
Muito bom trabalho fica todos bem feitos.
Don’t why I like it but I like it!
great job Brian. how do you choose the last? do you use the standard last for the size or do you choose by the imprint the owners foot formed in the shoe?
Amazing.
What is the purpose of replacing the welt on these?