How to Build up Shoemaking lasts to fit Sneaker Cup Soles | HANDMADE | Shoemaking Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 16 сен 2024
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In this video I walk you through the steps to build up a pair of lasts to fit sneaker soles / cup soles * This method is fully reversible so if you want to remove the leather patches to get your original last shape, simply reactivate the glue with a heat-gun and peel them off.
*Remember that when you build up the lasts you will be affecting their size so make sure the cup sole you have chosen is as close a match as possible. You don't want the cup soles to be too snug a fit otherwise there is no room for your uppers 😊
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Amanda xx
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this is great timing, im starting a build project of a pair of Nikes from 1984. i need a last to fit an Air Force 1 sole. this will be super important for me
Thank you for sharing.
I always wait for your new video. Thank you for sharing.
Awesome 👍 Thank You!!
Really fantastic instruction, thanks:)
Thank You !!!!👏👏👏👏✨✨
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How can one find a source for new sneaker soles/cup soles? I have been looking everywhere online and it's hard to find.
We now sell sneaker soles over on our supply shop which you can buy here: icanmakeshoes.com/collections/all-products/products/sneaker-soles?_pos=7&_fid=fdc211d83&_ss=c
This was a really cool demo, thank you! I have a question though - I always thought that for sneakers, you need a bit of 'height' for the lasts because the cup soles' sides are hiding so much from the shoe upper. I thought you were going to somehow add a strip or two of leather to the bottom because of this. Or is it not really necessary?
I have a men sandal last can I build it up to make a sneaker
Thanks for your comment, if you have any shoemaking queries, we’d be happy to help - our email is info@icanmakeshoes.com Looking forward to hearing from you! :)
I study how to make sports shoes 👟👟
I use something like that ☺️
Where do you go about buying a starter last that you can customize to the shape of your foot?
What glue do you use
We use both water-based and solvent-based glue in the shoemaking process which you can find here: icanmakeshoes.com/collections/all-products?filter.p.product_type=Glue :)
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Pls how can I can I source for shoe making materials?
Where you dey?
You can find the shoemaking supplies we use in our videos on our shoemaking supply shop - icanmakeshoes.com/collections/all-products :)
can you remove the veg tan later?
Yes absolutely, you just reactivate the glue with a heat-gun and peel off the patches :)
Wouldn't you alter the sneaker mold instead? Now your shoes don't fit you...!