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I like your work! Much success to you and your endeavors.

Thx for the post project review to help others understand the initial issues.

I think your work is inspired by the RUclips channel Siroeno Yosui, good job

Nice job, please can you share the link to where you get your leather and crafting tools. Thank you

Nice, Drew. Are you gonna shoot something while in Japan?

Stay with it.

This is a sharp looking boot .

Amen, Drew. Two 👍 👍's up. It's great to see the shoe cobblers opening up new shops in America 🇺🇸 👌. I will be following.

You have very nice taste and style for someone so young. Will you redo the misaligned stitching? cos everything else is perfect except the tongue. Great colour choice, they're like Gucci loafers, except better quality.

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Congrats!!! 🎩

No arch suports on loafers?

Dude. You are the loafer master. I've watched a few videos of handmade loafers and none compare.

I'm glad this video popped up. I just started myself. I would love to be able to work from home someday, doing something I love. I'm an electrician currently 😆

Belle scarpe! 😘👌🏻 Ti auguro buona fortuna e congratulazioni per il tuo coraggio. Bravissimo!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🍾

So glad to find your channel at a time where I’m getting into shoemaking. Great video!

I’m in my mid 20s and I have recently gone into a rabbit hole of dress shoes (since I have finally secured a big career advancement and I want to dress my best). I Just found this video and I’m very interested on helping out another young person like myself fulfill their dreams! Im commenting so that the RUclips algorithm blesses you! I’m also interested in supporting by purchasing some shoes from your brand! That fiddleback waist is crazy and that semi brogue overall is amazing! My first show from you will be a semi brogue in that beautiful Sedona color way. I’ll give you a follow on IG and reach out to you to purchase some shoes. I wish you the best!

congrats on taking the plunge! those oxfords are fantastic! I remember watching your videos about resizing your boots using a hand welt and it was really cool. So cool that you are able to make your dreams a reality!

Good luck! Just remember to try to post once a week, social media is such a good way to promote your small business, you just gotta stay consistent

good luck!!

Beautiful shoes my friend. Good luck with your venture!

Beautiful shoes. While i don't have much interest in dress shoes, i do have interest in how shoes and boots are made. There is a market for hand made fitted heavy duty work boots. I recently ordered a pair from JK boots. There are a few Pacific Northwest boot makers and they all have lead times that goes from 3-4month to over a year. While i did order one that is an off the shelf size, JK has up to 5E. My feet are stupidly wide and if these don't fit, i'm going to get a custom boot made. I've even been researching on getting a custom last made just for my feet. I'm tired of poorly fitting shoes and boots, i end up wearing sizes too long just to fit my width. If i was able to i would go and check you out at the show, and I just subscribed to see what your future holds. Your shoes are beautiful and i hope you the best.

That deerskin goes HARD 🔥😮‍💨

Very nice! Look forward to meeting you there!

Awesome!!! Maybe you can do a video explaining the lasts next time! 😊

This is awesome. Congratulations.

Congratulations! I wish you well. Beautiful shoes.

When you get a chance you may want to take a couple minutes to reorder your playlist for the balmoral resizing videos.

You can do it Drew, I have faith in you.

nice work :) because you asked: yes, the hirschkleber or paste is what traditionally would be used on the toepuff if that is what you meant. Typically also between the toepuff and lining. If you refered to cementing the paper strip, i normally used rubber cement for that, because i was taught that the skived edge of the toepuff should stay clean of paste so it remains soft and a bit flexible. Also (if you allow me another tip) when lasting you don't have to drive the nails that far into the last. When you feel the nail hitting the last one or two more punches should do the job, because the row of nails is still strong enough. That preserves the lasts and makes removing the nails easier during welting.

Bravo!

Ты вообще работать не умеешь..... Ещё и показываешкому то. Ты даже инструментом пользоваться не у ееш

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Lovely material. Perfect for Sunday off. Keep it coming! Fantastic pair, my man.

nice nice nice, this somewhat shows me that what i had been planning on my head is possible, no machines, all by hand shoe making. Just a hell of a lot of time. Very nice!

you've come a long way,

I think Bedo is super cool of a guy. I've been watching his vids for hours back in a day. Great that you know each other. This technique is very hard to execute. My first ever attempt was with that navy blue fitting pair for Andre Simha and I wasn't happy at all with the result. I admire your ambition to even try that stitching. Listener to The Stitchdown Shoecast too!

I hope you understand now, that knife wasn't sharp enough, brother. My fave "In bloom" in the background, haha. Off today, enjoying looking at other people's shoemaking. Great pair, my friend!

Very cool, atmospheric material. Great storytelling, too. Love it!

Superb documentary!

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Whats the name of the staff (black colour in red pack)?

Very beautyful ....

5:30 Why no 360° welt?

Did this guy just fall out of bed and begin destroying a pair of nice Chuckas...!!!

Excellent presentation

You watch potter and sons they are good guys to get information on cobbler techniques so you could grow your own I think you're doing a great job so far

The first name of your channel Is my last name and the second name of your channel is my friends last name

Mistakes??? Very nice craftsmanship! As you mentioned the stich length could be slightly shorter, but a well done resole!!! How did the reshape suit the end user?