Never gets old. I send your videos to my Dad a retired cobbler who is in his mid 60s now, I connect with him through your videos. We just love this channel ♥️
Steve, Have tried you coffee that I purchased at the Holly Land Café at Lowery and Central Avenue, Mpls.,MN. It was stronger than Expresso. I did like it and have some on occasion. During grade school I used a shoe repair shop on the Rum River in Anoka to repair camping gear. Broken rivets were replaced with canvas for most applications. For rain flies on tents extra material was added to support the grommets. The waxed Dacron thread also made a fine bow string for my hunting bow. My contribution during grade school was to watch and learn how repairs were made. When camping on a farm it was common to see boots needing repair. As one might expect the boots were not cared for, and had cracked. The shoe maker was able to get additional life from the boots, and the farmer was happy to have someone around who could fix things or have them fixed. For most purposes, any solution is a good one. Many farms did not have running water or electricity, and were living a comfortable life. Filling the kitchen wood bow, was considered good manners. Leaving muddy boots outside was also noticed. Offering to dry dishes after a meal was a good time to ask about rabbit and pheasant hunting. Many of the older farmers speak the language of the old country. Learning how they grew up was an eye opener. I do enjoy you program.
I am so grateful that I came across your channel, I truly appreciate watching an old world craftsman at work. One of the things that I appreciate the most about watching your videos is that there is NO music. I hate it when documentary type videos have music on them, I would much rather hear what you have to say. I have a tan and a black pair of Florsheim Royal Imperial wing tips, and a black and a tan pair of Allen Edmonds Park Avenue, and one day soon I will begin to send them to you to do a little work on them. Thanks again Steve, I love what you are doing.
Goodness knows how he manages to talk as he works. Me, my tongue goes between my lips and I say nowt. But I have to say he has brilliant dry sense of humour and I guarantee he brings a smile to my face every time I watch. So glad he posts on you tube.
I have no connection to your craft but I love watching your videos and content, probably because I crave some craftsmanship in an increasingly mass produced commercial world.
More than happy to watch ads for channels/makers that deserve it. How can anyone begrudge supporting artisans who have spent their time to provide content? Especially when the viewer can control to 'skip' the ad if they choose. Keep up the good work. It's always a good day when I see one of your videos posted.
I open two instances of the videos that deserve the ad view. I watch the vid without, and let the other one go about its way with ads on. TH-cam doesn't know any better, i enjoy my view uninterrupted, and most important, the content creators get their revenue.
I agree that ads help recoup some of the time and money spent on creating the videos. But, TH-cam was ad-free for many years, and was never meant to provide income to the uploader. There, I covered both sides of that coin.
Hi Steve, Great work!!!! Because I sew I always enjoy when you use your sewing machines. I also like when you sew by hand as well. When my daughter came home from College at Christmas I had to hand sew her new suitcase, which took a beating at the airport. I would have loved to use a hand needle like you have, her suitcase was made from synthetic fabrics. I appreciate your CRAFT/ART so I don't expect you to be a pro cameraman. Your work brings me back time & again not your resolution (is that the right word?)!!!! Most people know what's important, while others' just want free & also commercial free entertainment!!! Take care & God Bless.
I watch your videos before I go to bed for a couple hours and I only have a couple videos left.. I'm so sad. Looking forward to new videos. The longer the better. I never get board of watching. I notice and learn something new each time
Mmmmm! Love these! I’ve told ya I’m going to buy me a pair of Allen Edmonds! So beautiful...I can wear them and then will them. After all I am an ole 67 yr old man! Hopefully when I go God will tap me on the shoulder and say, “Let’s Continue!”
Finally I saw how that sweet fish pattern is done on the sole. It's a painting! Btw, you've mentioned a few times that hot cork is not for repair shops only because it requires special machine. I guess they made it more affordable/compact since, they use it a lot on the Trenton & Heath channel, for example. That hot iron going through that oatmeal paste is very satisfying for the viewers, I have to admit 🙂. But as you mentioned, there is no structural difference, it's the same cork at the end.
Hey Steve. I really enjoy your videos. Thanks to you I know a bit more about shoes. Please make as many videos as you can. You won't believe how eagerly I watch them. it's almost over a year now. I think it's cause you like what you do and that makes it special.
The bottom of those shoes are awesome. The nail pattern plus the cross hatch paint really looks sweet. So what does the happy customer do, immediately puts the shoes on and wear that artwork right off! As I have learned over time in my job is the product needs to look good on the store shelf, not just perform well. Once again great video and ignore the haters.
Personally I enjoy your videos for their calm pacing and in-depth insights. I don't even notice the resolution--I just enjoy watching a skilled artisan at work in near real time. The less editing the better!
Wow! Those look like new shows now! You are the best at what you do Steve! You should do some videos of you doing some custom leather builds of your own design!
So I'm watching in 1080P no problem. Also, I love the hammer. Run the ads. Your videos are of value. GET PAID! I really do appreciate the time and effort you make to post your videos. I could not imagine having to make a video while I do my job. I would be calling it a pain. Thank you Steve!
Hi,here comes Stevie the second Houdini , you did magics again man,I love your job doing ,I watch your videos second by second dude,I am not talking behind anybody's back , it's just criticism,I watched Brian the bootmaker two videos , I didn't like his job and amongst all shoe repairing shops you are the best,go on man,I am addicted to watch and enjoy your jobs in the early morning and drink my coffee before going to work,good luck dude.
I keep saying it but what a master you are you are always 1 step ahead and you always give extra you don’t need film crew you are doing a fantastic job tell all the negative people to go away continue my friend for a very long time
In the middle of the job if Steve asked you to clean up his bench you'd throw the project out, thinking it was a pile of scrap leather...and then somehow at the end, it's a gorgeous shoe again. Great work as always!
Comment 1 - your uploads are totally fine. I get 1080. Comment 2 - the camera and filming is perfect too. Love your loafer shoe. Thanks. Great video. 👍🏻
@@evanpenny348 Dainite vid is 3 weeks old and New York boot vid is one week old. Both refuse to play any better than 360P in any browser, even browsers where I'm not logged in to TH-cam. All the other vids play at 1080P just fine in all browsers. Stats data for the 2 vids shows them streaming at 360P. Those two vids are even stuck at 360P on my Android phone. I'm sure it will resolve itself in time, but well over a week hasn't changed anything for those two vids for me.
This and the Boot vid are just now playing on my android. Prior to now, I got the "unsupported format" message. All of the rest of his vids played fine. I have no idea what the glitch was.
Another AWESOME!!! shoe repair!!! Recrafted by the shoe master himself! Excellent job Steve. Love watching you do your magic. And i like how you did the fancy bottoms. Awesome my friend! I hope you keep making these videos.
I have learned so much about shoes watching your videos.. You should explain what Shell Cordovan is for those that don't know what animal shell comes from or what part of the animal it is...lol... Also how strong it is..Its a very interesting Leather....... I also can't believe you repaid what Allen Edmonds wouldn't ... This is the type of work ethic that's disappearing in this country.. Keep up the great work. Love the videos.......Bill
I'm another viewer who is not involved with the shoe industry in any way, but I've learned so much about the various shoe-making processes through watching hours (and hours) of your videos. Thanks so much for the effort of recording these (I know what a pain it is). I have a new-found appreciation for the pair of custom-made shoes I have (feet are two sizes, and the wider is 6E).
I love to watch your videos. It's so relaxing, yet it also brings profound respect for the craft, built upon generations, for times lost where human skills mattered, and in a sense it's a lesson in humility. I hope you'll be able to pass on your skills, if not directly, at least through your videos. Finally, thank you for taking the time to film what you do, I think it makes a lot of viewers very happy.
I just can’t believe there are ppl so upset with little things. I don’t even think in that vein! I don’t car what resolution u record in! I enjoy learning from you. I have a hard time with the trolls on here and just nasty ppl! Remember what ur mom use to say?” If u can’t say something nice....shut-up!...no she said, don’t say anything at all” even though my mom is gone I hear her instructions all the time. Love ur work and dedication sir. Bless u and ur family… up and onward to 200k!
Don't worry about the trolls: they are never happy, no matter what you do. Nitpicking is the speciality of so many bored people; your videos are fine. I can see them just fine. I really enjoy your work and professionalism. Thank You for all you do; it's a real lift (no pun intended) in my day to watch you. Hammertime!
Steve, I love your videos. You have a great sense of humor and you clearly take great pride in your craft. I admire your work and I never miss one of your videos. Kudos!
What is this talk about resolution? Somebody please tell me what I did not see. Commercials, what commercials. I have never seen a commercial while viewing your videos. What I continue to like about your newest videos is you show us an aspect of shoe repair that you have not yet shown. Resewing that toe cap is a new repair and you walked us through that beautifully once again showing what only you can do. Interesting that Allen Edmonds shoes were made a bit differently in the past. You continue to entertain mostly with your dialogue and humor. What's that, oh it is hammer time. You are the best.
Well I have watched a lot of shoe making and shoe repair videos and you are by far the informative and most entertaining. I am glad you found work that you really enjoy and have passion for, you are the perfect example of the American dream, I am glad you and your family had a place to run to where you and your family could map out your own destinies, you should really give speeches to our misguided youth on how great America really is and why you appreciate life in America. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. Oh, do you still speak Arabic? Take care!
I guess if you only knew a little bit, those are the words to know. Lol Can you tell us about your Cobra in future video while you a repairing some shoes, did you have it built or buy it completed, engine make and size, transmission type and make of kit car etc
Ok I have been following your videos for a while now. I get through about 2-3 videos per night. I applaud your skills, your patience and your answers to the section of your audience who mump and moan about all manner of things. My old grandfather had a saying...Nil illegitimate Carborundum...never let the b#####ds grind you down! Just remember....Let’s Continue! Shine on
The issue of video quality isn't your upload. Its youtube. It takes time for them to render the file in full 1080p. However, as soon as the video is uploaded it is available at 360p immediately. It takes about 15 minutes for youtube to process the video up to 1080. All that means is that you have fans that immediately tune in! That is a really good thing!!
People people people, please stop complaining. It is not like you are paying to watch his videos. Steve is a professional cobbler, not a professional videographer. What happens when people complain to much? Steve could say screw all of you and stop making content. You should just be happy that Steve is creating videos of what he loves to do. Please be thankful because this is a petty issue to be complaining about. Great work Steve, continue doing what you do best. Fixing leather goods. And Thank You for all the work you do Steve so I can relax and watch a artist.
It's 5:15am and you go with the "mini-hammering?" That ain't going to get the job done of getting me up and at 'em!! Such a tease. As if I needed another reason to watch, now I am committed if only to hear that luxurious BAM BAM BAM!!!
I love the unpolished nature of your videos! I now say 'camera malfunction' if my phone falls over. Your videos are funny and truly you are a master of what you do. It's so fun to watch someone with that much skill do your thing. Your videos are awesome just the way they are.
“Mini-hammer Time”- hilarious. Does the Hammer Guy still watch? I hope all our teasing did not hurt his feelings. We have all had some good chuckles at his expense. It never gets old. Viva la Hammer Guy. We love you, man.
Great job Steve can't wait to see how my old pair of shell cordovan florsheim 93605 are going to look, I think they are in line for you to tackle them sometime by the end of this month, maybe I'll get lucky and you will make a video about those too.
Your videos come in to me as 1080 p , the picture and sound are fine...even the hammering is good. My problem is that I don't get to have any of those great shoes you repair. I'll stay subbed anyway. Regards, Solomon
darn another great restoration.......and when you removed the toe cap, I wondered it that shoe could be transformed into an Oxford, instead of a Derby....till I saw the cutaway..... I am now owning a pair of great leather soled Allen Edmonds...finally.....in good shape but son thet require a new sole...... Can I call you? O r your competition from Nashville, TN 'TrentonAndHeath ha ha
Steve you need to make a pair of shoes. Use the TH-cam poll feature to allow the viewers to choose the style, just give us some options to choose from. Great work again. The devil is in the detail and you finish your work so well.
I like seeing different types of jobs (I like all of them, btw). Shame the manufacturer wouldnt repair tbe shoe... their lose is your gain, lol. Keep up the great work!
I must've watched like ten of your videos in the past three days. You do good work! And I think a lot of people don't realize that we wouldn't even have good videos like this if the person making them wasn't making money with the ads. The amount of time it takes to make the videos can't be justified otherwise. But the content is both informative and entertaining, so anyone making content like that deserves the revenue.
Hammer Time you can’t touch this excellent work as always. I hope you get some help soon. To bad orders can’t be taken online so you could hire a contractor to sort them for you. Love to watch you work it’s amazing thanks Susan in Canada
Just discovered this channel and your local to the NoVa area, awesome content! I’ll definitely be bringing some shoes by in the future when they need some work.! It’s like you are doing shoe surgery...
About 12 minutes in and the shoes look demolished. takes a brave man to take them apart to that extend. the end result is again amazing. I love the soothing sound of the mini hammer. it'd just mesmerizing in it's low volume. I think you should overlay the speed up parts with the mini hammer sound.
Never gets old. I send your videos to my Dad a retired cobbler who is in his mid 60s now, I connect with him through your videos. We just love this channel ♥️
Steve, Have tried you coffee that I purchased at the Holly Land Café at Lowery and Central Avenue, Mpls.,MN. It was stronger than Expresso. I did like it and have some on occasion. During grade school I used a shoe repair shop on the Rum River in Anoka to repair camping gear. Broken rivets were replaced with canvas for most applications. For rain flies on tents extra material was added to support the grommets. The waxed Dacron thread also made a fine bow string for my hunting bow. My contribution during grade school was to watch and learn how repairs were made. When camping on a farm it was common to see boots needing repair. As one might expect the boots were not cared for, and had cracked. The shoe maker was able to get additional life from the boots, and the farmer was happy to have someone around who could fix things or have them fixed. For most purposes, any solution is a good one. Many farms did not have running water or electricity, and were living a comfortable life. Filling the kitchen wood bow, was considered good manners. Leaving muddy boots outside was also noticed. Offering to dry dishes after a meal was a good time to ask about rabbit and pheasant hunting. Many of the older farmers speak the language of the old country. Learning how they grew up was an eye opener. I do enjoy you program.
I am so grateful that I came across your channel, I truly appreciate watching an old world craftsman at work. One of the things that I appreciate the most about watching your videos is that there is NO music. I hate it when documentary type videos have music on them, I would much rather hear what you have to say. I have a tan and a black pair of Florsheim Royal Imperial wing tips, and a black and a tan pair of Allen Edmonds Park Avenue, and one day soon I will begin to send them to you to do a little work on them. Thanks again Steve, I love what you are doing.
Goodness knows how he manages to talk as he works. Me, my tongue goes between my lips and I say nowt. But I have to say he has brilliant dry sense of humour and I guarantee he brings a smile to my face every time I watch. So glad he posts on you tube.
I have no connection to your craft but I love watching your videos and content, probably because I crave some craftsmanship in an increasingly mass produced commercial world.
yea Robin... its' nice to watch craftsmen craft. Nomatter what craft they do
Same!
Well stated.
Very well put!
Steve,your work speaks for itself. Almost skipped the rest of the show. Don’t apologize for the work.
More than happy to watch ads for channels/makers that deserve it. How can anyone begrudge supporting artisans who have spent their time to provide content? Especially when the viewer can control to 'skip' the ad if they choose. Keep up the good work. It's always a good day when I see one of your videos posted.
I open two instances of the videos that deserve the ad view. I watch the vid without, and let the other one go about its way with ads on. TH-cam doesn't know any better, i enjoy my view uninterrupted, and most important, the content creators get their revenue.
I agree that ads help recoup some of the time and money spent on creating the videos. But, TH-cam was ad-free for many years, and was never meant to provide income to the uploader. There, I covered both sides of that coin.
Hi Steve, Great work!!!! Because I sew I always enjoy when you use your sewing machines. I also like when you sew by hand as well. When my daughter came home from College at Christmas I had to hand sew her new suitcase, which took a beating at the airport. I would have loved to use a hand needle like you have, her suitcase was made from synthetic fabrics. I appreciate your CRAFT/ART so I don't expect you to be a pro cameraman. Your work brings me back time & again not your resolution (is that the right word?)!!!! Most people know what's important, while others' just want free & also commercial free entertainment!!! Take care & God Bless.
I watch your videos before I go to bed for a couple hours and I only have a couple videos left.. I'm so sad. Looking forward to new videos. The longer the better. I never get board of watching. I notice and learn something new each time
Mmmmm! Love these! I’ve told ya I’m going to buy me a pair of Allen Edmonds! So beautiful...I can wear them and then will them. After all I am an ole 67 yr old man! Hopefully when I go God will tap me on the shoulder and say, “Let’s Continue!”
Finally I saw how that sweet fish pattern is done on the sole. It's a painting! Btw, you've mentioned a few times that hot cork is not for repair shops only because it requires special machine. I guess they made it more affordable/compact since, they use it a lot on the Trenton & Heath channel, for example. That hot iron going through that oatmeal paste is very satisfying for the viewers, I have to admit 🙂. But as you mentioned, there is no structural difference, it's the same cork at the end.
STEVE, MY MAN!! ANOTHER AWESOME JOB!
LET'S CONTINUE!😁😁😁
Hey Steve. I really enjoy your videos.
Thanks to you I know a bit more about shoes. Please make as many videos as you can. You won't believe how eagerly I watch them. it's almost over a year now.
I think it's cause you like what you do and that makes it special.
You're an artist... love the repairs and the extra you put into these items.
The bottom of those shoes are awesome. The nail pattern plus the cross hatch paint really looks sweet. So what does the happy customer do, immediately puts the shoes on and wear that artwork right off! As I have learned over time in my job is the product needs to look good on the store shelf, not just perform well.
Once again great video and ignore the haters.
Personally I enjoy your videos for their calm pacing and in-depth insights. I don't even notice the resolution--I just enjoy watching a skilled artisan at work in near real time. The less editing the better!
Great work again Steve truly stunning workmanship I love it 👍
Once again, a fantastic job! It is a pleasure to watch you work. Oh, and I don’t mind when the camera falls.
Wow! Those look like new shows now! You are the best at what you do Steve! You should do some videos of you doing some custom leather builds of your own design!
So I'm watching in 1080P no problem. Also, I love the hammer. Run the ads. Your videos are of value. GET PAID!
I really do appreciate the time and effort you make to post your videos. I could not imagine having to make a video while I do my job. I would be calling it a pain. Thank you Steve!
Ok, I laughed entirely too hard after you crouched down and said "Mini Hammer Time" 😂😂😂 I'm so easily amused. 😂😂😂
Another one!!! Great job Steve!!! Master craftsman with creativity to boot!
Hi,here comes Stevie the second Houdini , you did magics again man,I love your job doing ,I watch your videos second by second dude,I am not talking behind anybody's back , it's just criticism,I watched Brian the bootmaker two videos , I didn't like his job and amongst all shoe repairing shops you are the best,go on man,I am addicted to watch and enjoy your jobs in the early morning and drink my coffee before going to work,good luck dude.
Just found you, my grandfather was a shoe cobbler also, and he would repair them whatever they needed f1 it was possible. Keep up the good work.
Nothing wrong with the videos and I love to watch you doing the repair amazing work
I keep saying it but what a master you are you are always 1 step ahead and you always give extra you don’t need film crew you are doing a fantastic job tell all the negative people to go away continue my friend for a very long time
In the middle of the job if Steve asked you to clean up his bench you'd throw the project out, thinking it was a pile of scrap leather...and then somehow at the end, it's a gorgeous shoe again. Great work as always!
Beautiful job!! You're wonderful at your craft . Heck of a nice guy, too. Will continue to watch.
Every video brings me back to my childhood of watching the staff work in my godmother’s dry cleaners/shoe repair shop. Thank you.☺️
I love to watch your videos! Keep posting them, its like watching a classic shoe come back to life.
Comment 1 - your uploads are totally fine. I get 1080. Comment 2 - the camera and filming is perfect too. Love your loafer shoe. Thanks. Great video. 👍🏻
Agree, but when I first log on the quality is less than 1080. I simply go to settings and select 1080. Job done.
@@evanpenny348 Dainite vid is 3 weeks old and New York boot vid is one week old. Both refuse to play any better than 360P in any browser, even browsers where I'm not logged in to TH-cam. All the other vids play at 1080P just fine in all browsers. Stats data for the 2 vids shows them streaming at 360P. Those two vids are even stuck at 360P on my Android phone. I'm sure it will resolve itself in time, but well over a week hasn't changed anything for those two vids for me.
@@bills6093 I just checked 5 seconds ago and got 1080p on the videos you mentioned, are you sure you actually know how to change the settings?
This and the Boot vid are just now playing on my android. Prior to now, I got the "unsupported format" message. All of the rest of his vids played fine. I have no idea what the glitch was.
@@sebastianflynn1746 Are you sure your pants are not on backwards?
Another great video and Awesome job. Love your sence of humor about your comments. Video quality is just fine. Mini hammer time, love it!!
Always superior work. No compromising on quality. Well done, Steve.
Another FANTASTIC video steve again the best on TH-cam let’s continue.
Another AWESOME!!! shoe repair!!! Recrafted by the shoe master himself! Excellent job Steve. Love watching you do your magic. And i like how you did the fancy bottoms. Awesome my friend! I hope you keep making these videos.
I have learned so much about shoes watching your videos.. You should explain what Shell Cordovan is for those that don't know what animal shell comes from or what part of the animal it is...lol... Also how strong it is..Its a very interesting Leather....... I also can't believe you repaid what Allen Edmonds wouldn't ... This is the type of work ethic that's disappearing in this country.. Keep up the great work. Love the videos.......Bill
I'm another viewer who is not involved with the shoe industry in any way, but I've learned so much about the various shoe-making processes through watching hours (and hours) of your videos. Thanks so much for the effort of recording these (I know what a pain it is). I have a new-found appreciation for the pair of custom-made shoes I have (feet are two sizes, and the wider is 6E).
I love to watch your videos. It's so relaxing, yet it also brings profound respect for the craft, built upon generations, for times lost where human skills mattered, and in a sense it's a lesson in humility. I hope you'll be able to pass on your skills, if not directly, at least through your videos.
Finally, thank you for taking the time to film what you do, I think it makes a lot of viewers very happy.
Steve, thanks for making me laugh today. You always cheer me up.
Another fantastic restoration! Great job, Steve!
I have no problem with watching you work in shoes and bags sometimes. Hi from North Wales UK.
I just can’t believe there are ppl so upset with little things. I don’t even think in that vein! I don’t car what resolution u record in! I enjoy learning from you. I have a hard time with the trolls on here and just nasty ppl! Remember what ur mom use to say?” If u can’t say something nice....shut-up!...no she said, don’t say anything at all” even though my mom is gone I hear her instructions all the time. Love ur work and dedication sir. Bless u and ur family… up and onward to 200k!
It's a pleasure to meet you again. Thanks!!!
Don't worry about the trolls: they are never happy, no matter what you do. Nitpicking is the speciality of so many bored people; your videos are fine. I can see them just fine. I really enjoy your work and professionalism. Thank You for all you do; it's a real lift (no pun intended) in my day to watch you. Hammertime!
Steve, I love your videos. You have a great sense of humor and you clearly take great pride in your craft. I admire your work and I never miss one of your videos. Kudos!
What is this talk about resolution? Somebody please tell me what I did not see. Commercials, what commercials. I have never seen a commercial while viewing your videos. What I continue to like about your newest videos is you show us an aspect of shoe repair that you have not yet shown. Resewing that toe cap is a new repair and you walked us through that beautifully once again showing what only you can do. Interesting that Allen Edmonds shoes were made a bit differently in the past. You continue to entertain mostly with your dialogue and humor. What's that, oh it is hammer time. You are the best.
Well I have watched a lot of shoe making and shoe repair videos and you are by far the informative and most entertaining. I am glad you found work that you really enjoy and have passion for, you are the perfect example of the American dream, I am glad you and your family had a place to run to where you and your family could map out your own destinies, you should really give speeches to our misguided youth on how great America really is and why you appreciate life in America.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. Oh, do you still speak Arabic? Take care!
Only the bad words🤣🤣
I guess if you only knew a little bit, those are the words to know. Lol Can you tell us about your Cobra in future video while you a repairing some shoes, did you have it built or buy it completed, engine make and size, transmission type and make of kit car etc
Excellent look, and I enjoyed the Video.
Uploads are fine. Clear as a bell. Beat that hammer ..Love it. Great job Steve!
Ok I have been following your videos for a while now. I get through about 2-3 videos per night. I applaud your skills, your patience and your answers to the section of your audience who mump and moan about all manner of things. My old grandfather had a saying...Nil illegitimate Carborundum...never let the b#####ds grind you down!
Just remember....Let’s Continue!
Shine on
The work you do, is amazing. This has to be $300-$400 worth of work, so unless this is shell cordovan, almost makes more sense to buy a new pair.
Not 670 it is shell
@@BedosLeatherworksLLC Totally worth it then.
LOL The story about you making that one shoe was hilarious
I can't believe i watch a shoe been restored... but i love it, its soothening my soul. (Or my soles 😁) Thanks Beedo!!!
Steve, You’re priceless man! I love your channel and your sense of humor. Keep up the good work. Thank you for sharing this.
Nice upload! Very interesting to see the process of restoring. Good quality too (1080P)... :)
Excellent work! You are truly a craftsman. That’s a hell of a lot of work you put into repairing shoes. Bravo👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I only just found your channel a day ago, I’m hooked and thoroughly enjoying your videos.
Thank you 👍
Your videos are great! I enjoy learning more about your craft and seeing things being brought back to "life".
Thx Steve ,video ok iT,s 1080 👍🏻sound 👍🏻,let them talk .nice project .thx for the time and the sharing ,see you next time❤️❤️👍🏻👍🏻
The issue of video quality isn't your upload. Its youtube. It takes time for them to render the file in full 1080p. However, as soon as the video is uploaded it is available at 360p immediately. It takes about 15 minutes for youtube to process the video up to 1080.
All that means is that you have fans that immediately tune in! That is a really good thing!!
People people people, please stop complaining. It is not like you are paying to watch his videos. Steve is a professional cobbler, not a professional videographer. What happens when people complain to much? Steve could say screw all of you and stop making content. You should just be happy that Steve is creating videos of what he loves to do. Please be thankful because this is a petty issue to be complaining about. Great work Steve, continue doing what you do best. Fixing leather goods. And Thank You for all the work you do Steve so I can relax and watch a artist.
It's 5:15am and you go with the "mini-hammering?" That ain't going to get the job done of getting me up and at 'em!! Such a tease. As if I needed another reason to watch, now I am committed if only to hear that luxurious BAM BAM BAM!!!
Always a treat to see you work on your finished product!
I love the unpolished nature of your videos! I now say 'camera malfunction' if my phone falls over. Your videos are funny and truly you are a master of what you do. It's so fun to watch someone with that much skill do your thing. Your videos are awesome just the way they are.
“Mini-hammer Time”- hilarious. Does the Hammer Guy still watch? I hope all our teasing did not hurt his feelings. We have all had some good chuckles at his expense. It never gets old. Viva la Hammer Guy. We love you, man.
The handbags is what brought me here to your channel but I found out I love the shoes craft to.
Great job Steve can't wait to see how my old pair of shell cordovan florsheim 93605 are going to look, I think they are in line for you to tackle them sometime by the end of this month, maybe I'll get lucky and you will make a video about those too.
Beautiful! You really did a great job on the soles. I love the colors.
It is great to watch a master at work.THANKS RER
“All right, lets continue” is just as comforting as “ok, let’s get this on a tray”.
Steve 1989?
Liam Vincent yes!
@@aixpert291 "Nice!"
LOve watching the work that you put in to each shoe and boot. thank you.
So talented, so enjoyable to watch.
Keep the videos coming, great stuff.
They look amazing!
Great idea for my shell cordovans once they're ready for you, Steve! Love it, man!!
Allen Edmonds probably don’t have the competent staff to carry out such a repair. Very well done.
Yeah they should hire you!
@@le_blake Do you feel better after responding with such an asinine remark? I hope so. You can go and take a lay down now.
@@RevJamesCostello thanks Rev
Great job representing the good news of God with your loving remarks
You really add value to humanity
@@RevJamesCostello fyi they obviously shouldn't hire you, you're not making the shoes
@@RevJamesCostello wow Reverend! Of course you found a nice way to call me a retard
Sad lonely hypocrisy void of love
Your videos come in to me as 1080 p , the picture and sound are fine...even the hammering is good. My problem is that I don't get to have any of those great shoes you repair. I'll stay subbed anyway. Regards, Solomon
darn another great restoration.......and when you removed the toe cap, I wondered it that shoe could be transformed into an Oxford, instead of a Derby....till I saw the cutaway.....
I am now owning a pair of great leather soled Allen Edmonds...finally.....in good shape but son thet require a new sole......
Can I call you?
O r your competition from Nashville, TN 'TrentonAndHeath ha ha
Max Noerenberg what ever you like, those guys are good people
By far the most intense and intricate video of yours I have seen to date.
That is a Truly Nice Looking pair of shoes after you finished them. Awesome job. Thanks for sharing your videos.
As always an impeccable job! My dog ran from the couch with the sound of the hammer LOL 🐶
When you took the toe cap off it looked like something out of a '3 Stooges' episode! Love the video and I get them in 1080! ☮🐱
Steve you need to make a pair of shoes. Use the TH-cam poll feature to allow the viewers to choose the style, just give us some options to choose from. Great work again. The devil is in the detail and you finish your work so well.
Run the ads. Make hay while you can. Also need that bedo’s gear. That leather covered shoe horn would be fantastic. subtle hint...Another great video.
I really enjoy your videos .. it's a new hobby for me (shoes) I'm learning alot ... thanks!
I like seeing different types of jobs (I like all of them, btw). Shame the manufacturer wouldnt repair tbe shoe... their lose is your gain, lol. Keep up the great work!
Excellent video 👌 love detail the on heel and sole.
That shoe you made is really nice! To hell with the toe cap measurements. Aesthetically, it looks great! And I love single monks!
I must've watched like ten of your videos in the past three days. You do good work! And I think a lot of people don't realize that we wouldn't even have good videos like this if the person making them wasn't making money with the ads. The amount of time it takes to make the videos can't be justified otherwise. But the content is both informative and entertaining, so anyone making content like that deserves the revenue.
Love your work! What a man, what a man, what a mighty good man!
😀😮😊 A Master at Work Steve The Detail You Go Into To Make Sure The Project Turns Out Perfect 😊😊😊👍🏼
I'm not bothered if the quality of the video isn't more than 360. I like listening to you talk your humor is awesome.
Beautiful work señor!
I appreciate your hard work on even a waist of a shoe. Nice job.
My favorite video so far! Airbrush crosshatching and blue accents?! That's what I'm talking about! All hail Wizard Steve and his magic shoe shop! :D
EXCELLENT RESTORATION ACCOMPLISHED!!!
Another awesome restoration!
Another beautiful job as ever.
Hammer Time you can’t touch this excellent work as always. I hope you get some help soon. To bad orders can’t be taken online so you could hire a contractor to sort them for you. Love to watch you work it’s amazing thanks Susan in Canada
Just discovered this channel and your local to the NoVa area, awesome content! I’ll definitely be bringing some shoes by in the future when they need some work.! It’s like you are doing shoe surgery...
I love these videos you post. Keep up the great work.
About 12 minutes in and the shoes look demolished. takes a brave man to take them apart to that extend. the end result is again amazing. I love the soothing sound of the mini hammer. it'd just mesmerizing in it's low volume. I think you should overlay the speed up parts with the mini hammer sound.