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You'll probably see it to buy at hardware stops or in markets where they sell carpenters' tools.

I ordered mine on AliExpress.

I was thinking someone could use the c clamp ,two of them as a sole press what do you think 🤔🤔​@@KpomoBespoke

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Hmm. Now that's something to experiment at. Thanks for setting this spark.

Sorry about that but thanks for the feedback. I will certainly make a slower version of this shortly.

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Sorry you found it complicated. Could you check to see if video below 👇 is easier to follow? ruclips.net/video/ZRZ3anOWu3U/видео.html

Yes, Kelechi. The front of the last I am using is very symmetrical so there is no risk of mis alignment at all.

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Like I said it's actually a matter of choice between you the designer and your customer. For me I like to use between 2 -3.5cm beneath the instep. It should never go below the vamp line however.

Like I said it's actually a matter of choice between you the designer and your customer. For me I like to use between 2 -3.5cm beneath the instep. It should never go below the vamp line however.

Like I said it's actually a matter of choice between you the designer and your customer. For me I like to use between 2 -3.5cm beneath the instep. It should never go below the vamp line however.

Like I said it's actually a matter of choice between you the designer and your customer. For me I like to use between 2 -3.5cm beneath the instep. It should never go below the vamp line however.

Like I said it's actually a matter of choice between you the designer and your customer. For me I like to use between 2 -3.5cm beneath the instep. It should never go below the vamp line however.

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Used mostly as a cleaning agent to clean greases and also to strip dyes from leather and other materials.

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No don't use Kerosene.

Yes you can use that. Maybe but the ones in small bottles that may be more economical.

No sir. Contact cement is just another general name for those normal yellow or dark red rubber gums. Like the way Coke, 7up and Fanta are all Soft drinks, Evostick, OCI, Energy and Top bond are all contact cements

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Thanks for the observations. Much appreciated but if by packaging foam you mean styrofoam, no it's not that. This is Eva. The same foam typically used in bags with the little air pockets. I also use the same for ankle cushions in boots. I think they last well enough but I will watch to check for any degradation over time. You sound like you know quite a bit about adhesives. Let me know if you will be kind enough to join me on a live to discuss it.

@@KpomoBespoke Thanks for the answer. Good to know that this is EVA, then this is fine. Looked like this really spongy packaging foam with huge air pockets.Might have been the RUclips compression that made it hard to see. I am no professional to be honest, just a hobby shoemaker/cobbler. Mostly I restore vintage boots from as early as the 1940s. I could Talk about that but about adhesives I probably do not have more knowledge then you do. But I am open to discuss this topic as well. So If you still want to talk on live we can do it.

Lest exchange emails and schedule in something then. Mine's sageandvaleria@gmail.com

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Thanks for asking. I will.

One drop of dye to Drop's of alcohol to one drop of thinner.