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I love the lady trying to remind him to explain what's happening and him just doing his thing

Enjoy learning from watching you work. I'm watching from Canada, getting ready to try making my first hat.

Enjoy learning from watching you work. I'm watching from Canada, getting ready to try making my first hat.

Thank you so much for showing this...I appreciate the true nature of the videos and how spur of the moment they are. I found a vintage 100% weatherized wool hat (Rockmount gold rush 1350) specifically and wondering if that material would take to this steam and shape method to fit my head shape better.

What type of thread is that

Beautiful video team. I love it.

Beewax works great for holes 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Taste like meat. ❤😮😊

Hola mister me puede vender hormas

Para que le pone las planchas encima?

I love this dude

like these brims more than the sanded ones

If you use a leather sweatband there's an inner lip you stitch into and requires talent to look good. Egyptian Fabric is a excellent choice too since it absorbs persperation better. Old timers used leather sweatbands so they were imported from Europe's culture.

I wish there was stuff like this out east where i am, love that era and everything about it.

what a legend

Can’t tell you how much your videos help me in this first year of hat making. I’m still a novice and would love to be a fly on the wall in this workshop but thank you for your awesome videos

I ordered mine in “Dirty Snow”. Can’t wait to get it in September!!!!

What kind of hat is the one he is using Looks cool.. GN

What do you do with the trimmings off of hat brims?

Thus dude is awesome

I wanted to tried this but as the hat had a liner inside I was at a loss as what to do. I didn't want to cut out the liner and rune the hat.

Thank you for your awesome videos. I learned how to make hats apply stiffener before I block the hat but it’s proven hard to get wrinkles out after blocking. Just to clarify, you all don’t apply any stiffener before blocking, right? I’ve been thinking about trying this out now I’m definitely going to!!

What a wonderful exhibition of hatters, Paul Australia

Hi! So you mix the shellac flakes with the stiffener? I'm working with a western weight body and it was nice and stiff before I blocked it. Now its much softer and I'd like to try to get it really stiff again, almost like cardboard haha

thank you!!!!! trying to fix my dads hat that passed away n the leather band is the scary part for me

Thank you so much!

What are yalls hoods made of that slip on over your block? In many of the videos they show here on RUclips they only show stretching over block bare blocks and leave out how they actually achieve a perfect fit with the sweat band. So yalls method intrigues me as someone whos wanting to learn this craft.

Looking online alot of hat blocks have a style# on their blocks which I suppose is standard. Making a standard cowboy hat, what # would you recommend?

Hi there does this work with hats made of straw?

I always get compliments on the hat of his i ware.

Appreciate the video, in the past I fought with a clothes iron.

Gracias Luguer 🤙

Can you do this if the hat isn’t felt? I have a sombrero that seems to be made of some sort of hard cardboard.

Noticed that guys name is Galbraith . Mine is Galbreath but seen his spelling in my family tree . Love the hats !

GREAT Video but hard to hear Grizz audio

It's amazing to see that pencil curl put in. I've been wondering how you did it. More hats should have that brim!

Where do you get your hat blocks from? Or do you have any for sale

Does this also appy to wollen hats? I've heard wool gets tighter with agitation, water and heat

Personally, I do like the video, but I would prefer more talking like you normally do

I really love Lil Grizz and always show up for all of his content but I honestly can not stand that camera operator. After scrolling through the comments on previous videos it seems that the overall general public agrees with me on that. In fact I find more comments about the camera operator not shutting up than I do about Grizz or the hats and that's a real shame because he's one of the last great hatmakers we have left and we can only see and hear him through the filter of this camera operator who simply must make every filmed moment about her. I have watched the videos featuring her and her sweatbands and yeah none of us are here for that. We want to see and hear Grizz. I guess if she can't control herself enough to get through these short videos without talking then at least invest in an equalizer so her voice isn't 80db louder than his. It makes it horrible for headphone users and makes him impossible to hear over her. Anyway much love and respect to Grizz and the work he is doing. Please get someone else to film or run the audio through an equalizer before posting because sadly a lot of that knowledge and personality is totally lost and hidden behind the other, much louder, voice that we didn't come here to hear.

That orange hat is definitely somthing lol

Love it! 😂

Happy belated birthday, Lil Grizz. My Husband, daughter, her boyfriend and I enjoyed meeting you (a Legendary Hat Maker) last night at Bear Creek just outside of Branson. We enjoyed our conversation with you. You are a special person. God’s blessings to you and Miss Grizz. Safe travels.

Where do you pick up one of them irons from?

Do y'all have any videos of y'all shaping a "down unda" hat? That is going to be the hat I'm gonna order from y'all in a couple months

Straight to the point , options . Can’t ask for more ❤ from Texas .

What sweatband material are you using?

This is a great demo - thanks! I am about to try putting a new sweatband in a beat-up western hat I am restoring. An antique mall $20 find.

I need me a real hat , hopefully soon can't wait

Well done Mizz Grizz!