The fact that a cobbler has 157.000 followers on TH-cam shows two things: he is a master, what he does is art. And second: people love his personal style, his kindness, his humour. Let’s continue 😊
Hey Steve, it was a pleasure meeting you, it was cool watching you in person repairing shoes. My only regret was not hearing you say "Hammer Time". As I mentioned during the show, you really got the balance right in your channel between boot stuff and other types of leather repair such as bags, jackets and other items. Even having your friend visiting the shop for coffee is cool.
Glad to hear your commentary explaining your work and giving us the history lessons to boot! Yes, that was intended! Hammer time! (You made my Saturday morning! Beautiful work, thanks!)
I think that's the coolest looking boot you've ever worked on of course, that's just my opinion. I wish I had them as my daily driver in Black wish I could make it to New York but I'm sure you will get plenty of. ( footage)😂
results are fantastic! As a woodworking, I have to handle little nails and screws every so often and it's almost impossible to hold onto them so I use a piar of needle-nose pliers to hold while I set them. It works great and saves your fingers from getting hammered.
First thing a lady will look on a man are his shoes, stay classy gentlemen. Fun project indeed Bedo, love what you're doing. My grandfather was a shoemaker and unfortunately died before I met him, I always admired his tools. Shoemaking and repair is such a great brain exercise, somewhat like McGyver.
Hello, I am a man and I look at ladies and mans footware. Not always first, but that is included when observing ones style or grooming. I agree 100% with your comment. Soiled footware says something about the person. Not necessarily bad, could be busy, could be overlooked, could be not knowing. But a total package includes "Head to toe". Have yourself a wonderful day! Kelly
*Ignore the haters who try to tell you what to do with your channel. You're free to do whatever you want since its your channel, and your videos. It's good that you don't let them get to you. They're just angry keyboard warriors, hiding behind a screen lol 😅🤣🤣🤣🤣! Your channel and videos are great! These boots look great! Keep up the good work!*
Great work Steve I just knew this was going to be a great repair with the extra stuff you do this turned out excellent I’d be well happy to wear them all day everyday ❤
What a fine rebuild of those hoof-covers! They were in need of some love. In carpentry, we call those "witness marks", used to align fitted parts. Between those blown out eyelets and the worn out heel linings, I'm wondering if those boots are just a tad too large for the man wearing them? Beautiful job of bringing those back into their like-new condition. Love that cross-hatch sole protector too. God bless you, Steve in your efforts.
I appreciate people who work with hands. It just gives you this sense of attachment. The kinda of thing Mahatma Gandhi was trying to teach through his charka.
Good Morning Steve, Kelly here...loved the ASMR. Yes the commentary is always enjoyable. However, the simple sounds of cutting, sanding, stitching, hammering and even your movements are incredibly soothing and restfull. Now I suppose it might depend on contrast to the every day sounds or noise one is use to. I work construction, so its incredibly noisy. I think you would probably agree, the simple sounds of bird song, crickets, grass blowing and even tires rolling on the pavement are not enjoyed enough by others. There is peace without dialog. Kelly
The designer of those boots was Hannah Smith, chukka boots based on some of 1950s designs. Or at least that what I found after some minutes in google. Loved the leather circle rebrand in the sole Steve.
Hey Steve ... What's the name of that Rubber you put on the bottom of them Boots? I like it. It has this weave look about it. Amazing Job. I have a Black pair of that exact same Boot. AE had some nice leather back then. Stay Up Steve. God Bless🙏🏽 ...
Good day Mr. Steve, I have a question, my old c&j Oxford has a canvas lining in the forepart of the shoes, vamp and toebox Can i manually glue a thin leather (less than 1mm) inside to cover the canvas lining ? (except the toe part) Are there long term disadvantages on this? Or is this a good idea? Thank you as always
Steve, I have the noticed in videos that you have done in the past looks like you use a flat jerk needle not around one that is sharp on the end that actually cuts with left to right motions were can I purchase a needle like that
Steve i’m trying to get up enough nerve to replace the welts and sole on a pair of shoes I have my question is what size and type thread do I use to sew the welts on and what size and type thread do I use to sew the sole on you in advance
The fact that a cobbler has 157.000 followers on TH-cam shows two things:
he is a master, what he does is art.
And second: people love his personal style, his kindness, his humour. Let’s continue 😊
I would be proud to wear a pair of boots re-crafted by you, impeccable work .
Hey Steve, it was a pleasure meeting you, it was cool watching you in person repairing shoes. My only regret was not hearing you say "Hammer Time". As I mentioned during the show, you really got the balance right in your channel between boot stuff and other types of leather repair such as bags, jackets and other items. Even having your friend visiting the shop for coffee is cool.
Glad to hear your commentary explaining your work and giving us the history lessons to boot! Yes, that was intended! Hammer time! (You made my Saturday morning! Beautiful work, thanks!)
The tormented boot turned into a fashion statement. Pure and simple.
I love the design of this boot! It looks so easy to put on and wear. Hannah must be a great designer!
Your craftsmanship is another level sir.
Love your work . great video .
Great work Steve, really cool rebuild. See you at the bootcamp!
Another beautiful job, thanks for sharing Steve.
I like how you're a cobbler with a TH-cam channel, not just a TH-camr looking for clicks.
That's why I always watch.. let's continue, lil
I think that's the coolest looking boot you've ever worked on of course, that's just my opinion. I wish I had them as my daily driver in Black wish I could make it to New York but I'm sure you will get plenty of. ( footage)😂
Wuaw, If I was from the US I would go, but I live far, far away Steve, Great job again!
Wow, that came out really good. That’s a great pair of boots of casual/dress wear. Cool pattern.
very inspiring to watch your superb craftsmanship Steve. Cheers / Karl from Down Under
Nice looking boot, Steve.
results are fantastic! As a woodworking, I have to handle little nails and screws every so often and it's almost impossible to hold onto them so I use a piar of needle-nose pliers to hold while I set them. It works great and saves your fingers from getting hammered.
Very handsome shoes, sir. Thank you.
Beautiful re build Steveo Year’s left in them puppies 👍👍👍
First thing a lady will look on a man are his shoes, stay classy gentlemen. Fun project indeed Bedo, love what you're doing. My grandfather was a shoemaker and unfortunately died before I met him, I always admired his tools. Shoemaking and repair is such a great brain exercise, somewhat like McGyver.
Hello, I am a man and I look at ladies and mans footware. Not always first, but that is included when observing ones style or grooming. I agree 100% with your comment. Soiled footware says something about the person. Not necessarily bad, could be busy, could be overlooked, could be not knowing. But a total package includes "Head to toe".
Have yourself a wonderful day! Kelly
Nice job as always. Loved the leather Bedo's medallion on the sole. Classy work and built to last.
*Ignore the haters who try to tell you what to do with your channel. You're free to do whatever you want since its your channel, and your videos. It's good that you don't let them get to you. They're just angry keyboard warriors, hiding behind a screen lol 😅🤣🤣🤣🤣! Your channel and videos are great! These boots look great! Keep up the good work!*
Huge fan here. Pure art! Love it.
I have so much respect for your work.i hope ypu get a apprentice to teach this priceless craft..100s of years craft..thank you😊
Once again, a great job, well done!😊
I really like your new camera work, it shows more details of the process.
Love the asmr videos and the regular ones. Lets continue!
Wow - they turned out so beautifully. Outstanding job!❤
Great work Steve I just knew this was going to be a great repair with the extra stuff you do this turned out excellent I’d be well happy to wear them all day everyday ❤
Beautiful job again Steve
Masterful work as usual Steve!
What a fine rebuild of those hoof-covers! They were in need of some love. In carpentry, we call those "witness marks", used to align fitted parts. Between those blown out eyelets and the worn out heel linings, I'm wondering if those boots are just a tad too large for the man wearing them? Beautiful job of bringing those back into their like-new condition. Love that cross-hatch sole protector too. God bless you, Steve in your efforts.
I appreciate people who work with hands. It just gives you this sense of attachment. The kinda of thing Mahatma Gandhi was trying to teach through his charka.
Great Great job Steve let’s continue 👍
Another fantastic job, Steve! Bravo!
Great looking shoes. Good job as usual.
Beautiful job
I liked the silent film. It allowed me to pay closer attention to sharpening the razor blade.😂😂😂😂😂😂
I like the ASMR videos. Especially the ASMR with making coffee or having a cigar. And I really like the closeups on this video... very nice shots.
Thanks Steve, another great recondition!
What a beautiful boot! I’m going to have my shoemaker make a pair for me.
Great job as always! Great video. Good luck!!!👍
Amazing job!
HI, STEVE!!! These boots aren't my first choice but you made them 💯¡
Very cool boots, and another great job. Thanks for the video.
Awesome job as usual. Thanks Steve for the video. 🙂
Wow just wow. Lost for words...
That’s a fine looking boot! 👍
What another great job Steve.
Hi steve. I love watching your work. Victor.
Excellent work as usual!! GO STEVE!! ❤
We appreciate the troubles you go through to make a video. Thank you so much.
They look amazing 🎉🎉
Great job on the boots 👢
Those look awesome!
Good Morning Steve, Kelly here...loved the ASMR. Yes the commentary is always enjoyable. However, the simple sounds of cutting, sanding, stitching, hammering and even your movements are incredibly soothing and restfull. Now I suppose it might depend on contrast to the every day sounds or noise one is use to. I work construction, so its incredibly noisy. I think you would probably agree, the simple sounds of bird song, crickets, grass blowing and even tires rolling on the pavement are not enjoyed enough by others. There is peace without dialog.
Kelly
Perfection as always 👍🏽
Smartly done.
7:21 😂😂😂 No pitchforks and torches from me. But I do like your commentary. Sharpen those razors!! 😂😂
Great Job As Always!!!
Thank you, greetings from Mexico! 🇲🇽
Better than the original ones.Let's continue
Superb repair job.
The reason for the ASMR backlash is that your personality and presentation is what makes this channel good. Stay with your strength!
Variety is the spice of life. Word.
Beautiful job.
Yay another project!
Danke ! Ich liebe deine Arbeit ❤
Nicely done!
Steve your a frickenn artist
Please sharpen your disposable blades.
I think he knows what to do
Очень качественная и красивая работа! Вы Мастер 🤗🤝
Those boots held up for a decade. And they are recraftable. A good boot. Pretty good buy.
You can also get a cool shot of what you're doing using a go pro and a head mount pointing downsoards
Great work as always. What is the ratioanle to replace the welt and gemming?
More structurally sound work
Good morning Steve❤🎉😊👋👏🌞☀️
100% better...good job 😊
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 Bravo!
Un trabajo elegante saludos desde cartagena Colombia
Nice job steve
Good morning! Let's continue 🙌
Good morning Albert.
The designer of those boots was Hannah Smith, chukka boots based on some of 1950s designs. Or at least that what I found after some minutes in google.
Loved the leather circle rebrand in the sole Steve.
What's the best way to soften Crepe soled shoes??.
I have no idea
Great work, awesome channel. May I ask what brand and model watch you are wearing?
The brand name is WWOOR
Legend!
Hey Steve ... What's the name of that Rubber you put on the bottom of them Boots? I like it. It has this weave look about it. Amazing Job. I have a Black pair of that exact same Boot. AE had some nice leather back then. Stay Up Steve. God Bless🙏🏽 ...
GTO Crosshatch
Job well done
You do great work. In this case, where the boots have been redone once before, wouldn’t it have been better to just get a new pair of boots?
No
Allen Edmonds does fake cap toes huh. Is that common in dress shoe space?
Can a nylon strip hidden below creases reinforce the top toe area to prevent them from returning?
Yes and no
Good day Mr. Steve, I have a question, my old c&j Oxford has a canvas lining in the forepart of the shoes, vamp and toebox
Can i manually glue a thin leather (less than 1mm) inside to cover the canvas lining ? (except the toe part)
Are there long term disadvantages on this?
Or is this a good idea?
Thank you as always
You can try but not sure what your capabilities are
Thanks for confirmation
How much athlete foot does he get in his hands?
Haha nothing. I wash up like 10 times a day🤣🤣
Perfecto! 😎👍
Steve, I have the noticed in videos that you have done in the past looks like you use a flat jerk needle not around one that is sharp on the end that actually cuts with left to right motions were can I purchase a needle like that
I don’t recall any flat needle I’ve used before. The jerk needle has been the same all along
Steve i’m trying to get up enough nerve to replace the welts and sole on a pair of shoes I have my question is what size and type thread do I use to sew the welts on and what size and type thread do I use to sew the sole on you in advance
For the welt I use waxed nylon
For the outsole stitching, you could use the same but in my machine I’ve got linen thread set up size 6
Hey Steveo! You are a Master Cobbler my friend. You guys better be nice in the comments!
nice job Beto
No one is named Beto. He is Steve. His father was Bedo.
Love ASMR
Wow
👍🏻👍🏻
How much was this masterpiece? $700?
$530
@@BedosLeatherworksLLC all right, good dial. Havew a good Sunday, Steve.