Alden Indy Resole #38
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ต.ค. 2024
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Watching your videos and the passion you put into your craft has inspired me. I just started taking a blacksmith class. Had my first class last week.
I so agree. Though I couldn't imagine a more lovely crepe sole rendition, ultimately it is a crepe sole.
I enjoy all your videos: the production, the music, the quality of your work, and the overall gentleness of spirit you project. Outstanding! I salute you! :)
I never thought seeing a shoe maker re-sole a shoe bring so much relaxation. Thank you for sharing your skills
JOSHUA GARCIA yep. Him and Bedo are masters of this craft.
Love your work but this one left me sad, I know that the customer is always right,... but I would never do that type of sole to a pair of Aldens.
Maybe that's what the customer requested
Mike Cuev
Brian wouldn’t just screw over a customer and put whatever soles are lying around. 100% the customer requested the sole type.
Removed the welt again too. Can anyone suggest why?
@@mikecuev820 I understand that and my opinion was purely from a customer point, not a professional one.
@@555matt1 well what brian do actually is not resoling. But rebuilding...
He strip everything but the upper and rebuild the construction haha
That's cool. I like the freedom having a talented bootmaker gives people. The choice to have to boot you want, not just what you can find on a shelf.
almost 11 minutes to see a pair of shoes come back to life! it seems so easy, and yet it's actually a lot of work, and even if it's fun to do, it's still a physical work and accurate! Congratulations on your job, Brian! it's always amazing to see!
El trabajo es impresionante, es evidente que el trabajo es con cariño !! Felicidades!!
Excellent craftsmanship, as always! Just bummed to see so many people are having their shoes resoled waaaayyy too soon. There was absolutely nothing wrong with those Aldens.
It is possible that they find them in shops used or inherit them. I did resole a pair of boots I found at the thrift shop for $10. I wanted them flat to break in for my feet. Otherwise, I wear them right down to within an inch of their useful life.
Watching this man work with his hands is soothing .... Takes a very gifted ole-soul to have the patience to want to his this every day .... Personal pride in his is obvious ....
Your videos are so soothing to watch, plus you are a true craftsman, thank you!
Not what I would have chosen, but as long as the customer is happy I guess. Great work as always. I look forward to these videos!
seems wasteful
One day I’m gonna learn to work on boots like this, it’s a beautiful craft.
Different strokes for different folks.
Both my knees are shot, as they might be with this client, and I fully understand why this sort of conversion would allow him to wear a favoured pair of boots without the knee pain that hard soles give.
What's important here is the level of artisan-ship that Brian applies to any and all of his work.
Whether we like the style change is subjective and completely irrelevant.
love the videos, keep em coming brian.
You make hand stitching the welt look so easy (and so fast) ;) I look forward to your Sunday videos. Watch them and go to bed. That has be my favorite background music, the acoustic guitar and the melody is so pleasing and relaxing.
Congratulations Brian, you show the joy of doing what you love. As for work, without words, masterpiece to each video.
Thank you for keeping this culture, hugging Brazil.
May the Lord Jesus bless you!
Te quedaron muy chingonas las botas hermano. De verdad que tienes talento. Saludos desde San Diego CA
Great work again Brian!
Fellow Peeps: Depends on the work the Gentleman is "doing" who owns these Aldens. Comfortable boots demand a compatible sole. I had a pair similar to this sole, and they are great! There wasn't a heel to hang up on the flooring!
Keep up the good work, Brian!!
John Whitley yeah. I've heard of people fixing their planar fasciitis by sanding down or removing the heels of their boots. Or getting a flat sole like here. I guess the cobbler would know which one to order.
@@QuickQuips I finally got a pair of wedge sole work boots from Irish Setter and it was amazing how comfortable they are compared to anything with a heal. Once you try it, you really feel all the pressure points in any of your other boots.
So I gotten hooked on cobbling. I watched those southern guys but they cut as much of as BtB. This guy is thorough. I’d love to visit and have him resolve my nicks and wrench on his truck. I’m sure I would leave feeling emotionally refreshed.
Disfruto tanto ver tus videos saludos desde Honduras algún día tendré un par de tus botas
You really love what you do. Is not a job for him, is a life's style.
You do some incredible work. Totally enjoy when you completely change the style of the sole and or cut a boot down. Really appreciate your programs and your work.
I don’t like how the sole was changed to this style but I guess it’s what the customer wanted or perhaps needed.
However it is wonderful to see a craftsman make his work. He did a first class job 😊
Excellent work. Did the steel shank get placed back in? If not, why?
Always a good job I really enjoy the videos
Well done, new life to a great pair of boots, again thank you for sharing your amazing craftsmanship.
Excelente trabajo, muy motivador.👍
All my respect for your job,from algeria.
Whisky + Brian’s videos. Perfection
Your name should be Boot Surgeon. Simply impressed with your craftsmanship. Keep up the amazing videos. 💪
No. The boot whisperer ;)
Love the way the turned out! Love the video!
Love to see your passion for boots craftsmanship. When my boots need repair I will definately hit you up. Theres no place in san francisco that does the same work as you. You are very talented and passionate in what you do. Excellent job and video.
Another great video and of course as always amazing work.
Thank you again for sharing your passion with us.
Chris Loucks my pleasure
Brian-- is a video that spends more time on your hand stitching possible? Your craft is wonderful and I'd love to keep learning more!
Hey Brian, I love your work, but I didn't see you put the all important steel shank back in the boot. Isn't that a very important support to the boot and the feet?
I think it may be less needed on a wedge style sole... Maybe?
excellent work... real art ; this young man knows what he is doing and it is a pleasure to see someone enjoy his work and do such a fine job....."whatever you do unto the LORD that which is good..." "them that do not work should not eat.." bless you and yours sir
You are a very talented cat...... Your craftsmanship is impressive!!!
Amo este canal no reparo cacles pero me encanta
I'd like to first say, I enjoy your videos and you show a passion for what you do, secondly do you ever suggest to your customers types of refurbishing or resoling? I noticed when you disassembled this boot you removed the shank and didn't replace it is there a reason for you doing so?
Amazing to watch you go from a stripped down piece of leather to an amazing boot. Very cathartic ! 😀👍👢
My Sunday evening video favorite! Thx again for sharing!
BadgerFarmGirl thank you for watching
Awesome skill!!! Great to see that handwork is a viable paying job!!!
In this case the customer is wrong
Again another amazing re-sole. They look better than the original. I love the sole choice.
I have a pair of Aldens in similar condition. Was a resole really necessary for these??
The Bogotá look amazing, I loved
Questions:
1) leather better than cork on footbed?
2) why remove the shank?
3) will shoe/boot’s previous last have to sacrificed, given you’ll be repairing on your own lasts?
Thanks.
That is one neat sole. Just bought my first pair of iron rangers and I can't wait to wear them out and ship them your way for a fancy resole! Glad I found your channel!
Your a Cool Cat !! Awesome to see a young man passionate and preserving a lost Art!!!
Which Vibram sole did you put on? I might get the black version. You did a fantastic job making it look good even if the original was a classic look. Though I'm a fan of minimal heels as they mess up my gait.
Great camera work and craftsmanship 👍🏼
Don’t know how my feed suggested this for viewing, but I’m glad it did.
Los Angeles stand up! Beautiful shoe brotha. Never fail with your videos. Excellent job, craftsman second to none.
Nice video. I watch all of them. Thanks
What an upgrade! This is looking so awesome! Sure, purists are hating it. But I really like that!
Excelente!! Maestro!
Damn those look beautiful. The guy who ordered them has taste and you have amazing skill to make it real.
Cafelogis 😊👍
So original!!
Great job!
proper. you have real talent young man. keep up the good work and props to whoever taught you
What size were those? They look huge! And the width looks exceptionally enormous too.
Is this dude called the BootMaker because he basically rebuilt that boot!? Mad skills. I’ve seen other videos where the cobbler just cuts out the sole and reused that leather piece that Brian sews by hand.
Excellent work as always, but this would not be my choice for a resole on Aldens. I would much rather have the black Role Club sole and heal like you normally do.
Been following you on IG for a couple yrs now. Great to see your videos here on YT!
Great job, and must be a very rewarding profession.
They look so good !
Fantastic job!
Awesome work, the shoe look great after you resole it.
Always enjoying your work. 🔨
Allways like to see you work! Great result!
Good job they look great. I was wondering how long this process would take you to do without filming just curious
So very well done!
Congratulations!!! Nice work
those poor Aldens,
@BrianTheBootmaker , i wonder why there is a 270 gy-wielding resoling on these, instead of 360, as long as they haven't any heels on em?
Amazing job Brian 👍👍👍
Zapatos viejos...viajo en el tiempo a mi infancia, donde el dinero no sobraba pero si las necesidades...y aún así era feliz.
На три вещи можно смотреть вечно:
Огонь,
Вода,
Труд специалиста!
A true craftsman !
Really great job brian!
Greetings halfway around the world from indonesia!
Interesting choice on the sole. Great job!
Brian question? What type of leather Soles do you use.. J&R are some very nice Soles.
I’ve held my tongue long enough, a quarter of the boots you do I dont understand why the guys have sent them in. The soles are in Perfectly fine operation
Also, he removes welt every time even tho it is perfectly fine most of the times. On this video there was no need for new welt
@@AGKINGCro and removed cork and shank
You should use some hearing protection when using the machine. Sweet job mate. Keep going. I love your videos. Greetings from Germany. 😊
ilja sperling No eye protection either!
Amazing sir !
Very cool. Thank you.
Very nice sole I wish I could put that sole on my old red wings you are a truly a artist I enjoy your videos god bless u
Brian, Quality-wise, do you think the Alden Indies are worth the money?
Very nice work, can teach us how to buy the outils and material to start learning?!
I wish I could learn from you Mr. Brian, to have skill like that
Fantastic 👏🏽
Awesome stuff man, wish I had a profession/passion like what you do, keep it up 👍
What kind of outro is that? You should do closing commentary. I got abandonment issues!
You take a pair of shoes
Any other place and you walk away disappointed
This guy understands
A person wants style
Awesome as always
You always do a very good job, nice
watching your videos makes me want to wear nothing but leather footwear.
Fabian Perez It’s the best! 😉
Incredible brian
That's a cool boot. I prefer the finished product, though the original was nice already.
Nice video, tell me you took out cork in the sole and replaced it with leather ...why?