Thank you for watching carefully down to the knife detail. Yes, the knife we use is a traditional tool from shoe craftsmen here in Indonesia. Very simple yet very useful
No machines for you!!! I really wish I could have seen ever single step of the build, even if the video had taken two hours. Especially the stitching through the outsole. How the heck were you able to pierce the two midsole layers, as well as the rubber outsole by hand??? You must be able to punch through a car door! Amazing, thank you!
punch thtrough a car door?! sure! hahaha kidding. thank you for such kind words, so flattered and honored. we will consider creating a full version per session for each build step. have a blast day!
Hello to France, quel travail, c'est magnifique et toujours heureux de voir que les gestes d'antan soient toujours enseignés et appris! Bravo! Que Dieu bénisse Ortodoux!
@@ortodoux I am interested in finding a glue with "low" density. I am currently using Den Braven glue, which has this honey-type density, and I am having a hard time applying evenly before it dries out! I am mostly making bags and pouches, so I glue layers of leather together. Not skilled enough to start making shoes. Any chance you got a glue suggestion for me? Many thanks.
Great video, thanks for documenting the process in so much detail. I wanted to ask about the stitching to the sole - the thread looks like it will get damaged as the tread wears away. Does this not compromise the strength of the goodyear welt?
Hi David. Thanks so much for watching. From the time of wearing the shoes, the threads in some parts will wear out, this will not be a problem because the soles are stitch and also glued, besides that the thread knot are also between the layers, the sole will not breakdown. This method has also been used by shoemakers for a long time.
Amazing boots!! Beautiful! The thread going over the treads will be in contact with the ground and wear through on the first hike. This is obvious and so therefore a decision has been made to do it. I'm curious about how/why that is the choice?
from the time of wearing the shoes, the threads in some parts will wear out, this will not be a problem because the soles are stitch and also glued, besides that the thread knot are also between the layers, the sole will not breakdown. This method has also been used by shoemakers for a long time.
Thanks for posting. I’m learning how to resole shoes and this video was very helpful. During the outsole stitch-down process, how are you able to make the holes by hand. Will a good stitching awl penetrate the upper, midsole, and the thick vibram outsole? Or do you use another tool to make the holes for stitching?
You are so welcome! Yes we only use traditional craftsman tool (needle) to make hole and then stitching. Yes, a good stitching awl on the market will penetrate from upper to outsole. The Vibram Montagna 1100 is not too hard, or you can watch the details at 06.42 on the video. Have a good day
actually the knife is a traditional tool of local craftsmen in our area. We used to call it "peso sapatu". These knives are made by hand and sold in the Indonesian market. Thank You
from the time of wearing the shoes, the threads in some parts will wear out, this will not be a problem because the soles are stitch and also glued, besides that the thread knot are also between the layers, the sole will not breakdown. This method has also been used by shoemakers for a long time. Thank you and and we hope this can solve your curiosity
hello how are you friend, by the way very good video, those boots look excellent..... I want to make some boots myself, as a hobby, maybe you can give me the mold or cutting patterns. Thanks, I'm from Venezuela, sorry my English...... jejejeje
Hello Miguel and thank you. Yes, we can send to Chile and we did it before. Feel free to make your order on our website at www.ortodoux.com and if you need further info shoot an email to info@ortodoux.com. Our team would be more than glad to help you. Gracias!
these are beautiful!!!!! What leather are you suoins, it looks hardawreing but also a slight patina gou ngon there Please help as I am trying to make polo boots
I never ever saw in my life a Hand Shoemaker with a glove-wearing for heavy shoes lasting, this is not normal. Also, the tools are very unusual to me for shoemaking, I am really wondering what kind of a Master Shomaker has taught this kind of shoemaking?
We apologize if in the process of working on our boots does not match what you expected. we are still learning, and we hope to improve our skills. thank you
Some higher, and some looks at the same price maybe because the brand or the legacy. You can check our price at store.ortodoux.com/boothunter It's USD 615
Si. Consulta este enlace para realizar pedidos: store.ortodoux.com/leather-shoes/palomar. Si no puede encontrar su país en la lista, contáctenos por correo electrónico a info@ortodoux.com
That flat knife you use is wonderfully suited to so many tasks. Who knew a slightly angled flat blade was so versatile!
Thank you for watching carefully down to the knife detail. Yes, the knife we use is a traditional tool from shoe craftsmen here in Indonesia. Very simple yet very useful
Crazy awesome skill, with the end product that is beautiful. What an honor it would be to wear a pair of these boots.
Thank you for your kind words. we are still learning so that we can produce even better products. Best regards
A real master craftsman
Thank you for watching and the compliment
Wow! That level of craftsmanship.
*slow claps*
Thank you, so flattered
I liked this one.
thanks for watching
Amazing, simply amazing!!!!
Great craftsmanship!!!!
So happy to read such a comment. Thank you very much, thanks for watching. Hope you enjoy the video as much as we do
I would've loved a set of these when i was climbing and logging!
Nice choice Sir, couldn't agree more
Such a work of art!
Thank you very much!
Felicitaciones todo un artista en elaborar esos hermosas botas saludos excelente video
Muchas gracias amigo. muy apreciado
No machines for you!!! I really wish I could have seen ever single step of the build, even if the video had taken two hours. Especially the stitching through the outsole. How the heck were you able to pierce the two midsole layers, as well as the rubber outsole by hand??? You must be able to punch through a car door! Amazing, thank you!
punch thtrough a car door?! sure! hahaha kidding. thank you for such kind words, so flattered and honored. we will consider creating a full version per session for each build step. have a blast day!
Wow ! Master craft!
We are still learning but thank you!
Awsome fine craftsmanship.
Thank you so much. Your compliment means a lot to us
Bro thanks you for us to see your great telant all to
The world.
Stunning and gorgeous!
Thank you so much!
Hello to France, quel travail, c'est magnifique et toujours heureux de voir que les gestes d'antan soient toujours enseignés et appris! Bravo! Que Dieu bénisse Ortodoux!
Merci beaucoup pour vos aimables paroles. Nous ne parlons pas français couramment, alors veuillez nous excuser et merci d'avoir regardé
@@ortodoux and i look always your work! Thank's so much!
Респект Мастеру и автору этого сюжета.
Спасибо большое
Amazing quality of work! Keep it up. I’d like to ask: what type of glue do you use? Thank you and greetings from Greece 🙏🏼
Thank you very much Sir. We use different glue for every step. For the upper, the sole or the outsole?
@@ortodoux I am interested in finding a glue with "low" density. I am currently using Den Braven glue, which has this honey-type density, and I am having a hard time applying evenly before it dries out! I am mostly making bags and pouches, so I glue layers of leather together. Not skilled enough to start making shoes. Any chance you got a glue suggestion for me? Many thanks.
Amazing. Thanks for the video.
Thank you very much for watching
Great video, thanks for documenting the process in so much detail. I wanted to ask about the stitching to the sole - the thread looks like it will get damaged as the tread wears away. Does this not compromise the strength of the goodyear welt?
Hi David. Thanks so much for watching. From the time of wearing the shoes, the threads in some parts will wear out, this will not be a problem because the soles are stitch and also glued, besides that the thread knot are also between the layers, the sole will not breakdown. This method has also been used by shoemakers for a long time.
Craftmanship🙏🙏🙏
we are still learning. thanks for watching
you are the best incredibile best work
Thank you, cheers! much appreciated
These are beautiful boots!!
They are :) Thank you for watching, hope you enjoy the video
Geweldige vakmanschap echt waar ook nog alles met de hand
Heel erg bedankt!
Amazing boots!! Beautiful!
The thread going over the treads will be in contact with the ground and wear through on the first hike. This is obvious and so therefore a decision has been made to do it. I'm curious about how/why that is the choice?
from the time of wearing the shoes, the threads in some parts will wear out, this will not be a problem because the soles are stitch and also glued, besides that the thread knot are also between the layers, the sole will not breakdown. This method has also been used by shoemakers for a long time.
Un artigiano sopraffino. Complimenti.
grazie mille!
nice craftsmanship
Thank you 🙏
Wonderful craftsmanship I would be honoured to wear a pair of your boots
Thank you so much
Magia!
Cheers!
Thanks for posting. I’m learning how to resole shoes and this video was very helpful. During the outsole stitch-down process, how are you able to make the holes by hand. Will a good stitching awl penetrate the upper, midsole, and the thick vibram outsole? Or do you use another tool to make the holes for stitching?
You are so welcome! Yes we only use traditional craftsman tool (needle) to make hole and then stitching. Yes, a good stitching awl on the market will penetrate from upper to outsole. The Vibram Montagna 1100 is not too hard, or you can watch the details at 06.42 on the video. Have a good day
Beautiful
Thank you
nice work!
Thank you! Glad you like the video
Super
Thank you very much
Exalant work Sir.
Thank you🙏
Boutlegers boots gut job✓✓✓
thank you!!
This is real hand made boots
Thank you. Cheers!
that is nice work. where I can get leather midsole like that?
Is there a special purpose for that extra flap on the inside or is it pure asthetics?
I really love the look and quality but that flap made me wonder😉
that is a false tongue, serves to protect the tongue from dust and debris. and it's removable according to your needs
Beautiful! Tell me about that trimming / skiving knife please.
It's the traditional knife here for bootmaking. Simple yet useful
Wow! Top class awesome 💚
Thankyou 🙏
Hello, really love your content. I was curious to know what the blade is called you are using? And where to purchase one? Thank you
actually the knife is a traditional tool of local craftsmen in our area. We used to call it "peso sapatu". These knives are made by hand and sold in the Indonesian market. Thank You
they have the stitching running in the cleets of the boot when it wears down isnt the stitching going to break and the soul fall off
from the time of wearing the shoes, the threads in some parts will wear out, this will not be a problem because the soles are stitch and also glued, besides that the thread knot are also between the layers, the sole will not breakdown. This method has also been used by shoemakers for a long time. Thank you and and we hope this can solve your curiosity
hello how are you friend, by the way very good video, those boots look excellent..... I want to make some boots myself, as a hobby, maybe you can give me the mold or cutting patterns. Thanks, I'm from Venezuela, sorry my English...... jejejeje
How often does your blade slip when shaping the foot bed and you scar the leather?
never. and we are very careful with the upper. the direction of cutting must be outward so as to minimize the risk
I love it
Thank you🙏🙏 Cheers!
Marvelous!!!
The only thing that I didn't like is stitches on front lower sole.
Is it Available for us?
India🇮🇳
Kindly visit our website for more info. www.ortodoux.com. Thankyou
Hola saludos desde Chile genial tu trabajo y te consulto si vendes tus productos a mi país gracias
Hello Miguel and thank you. Yes, we can send to Chile and we did it before. Feel free to make your order on our website at www.ortodoux.com and if you need further info shoot an email to info@ortodoux.com. Our team would be more than glad to help you. Gracias!
😊👍
Thank you very much!
What is the material You use for the outer sole? is it thick cardboard? or is it thick leather?
Thick leather. Thank you
Question is shoe sizing the same fit as US or does this run narrower? Good quality I wear boots all the time. Very good job
Simply check your size here store.ortodoux.com/size-chart. Hope someday you will wear our boots
WOW!
Beautiful!! What is that type of knots surrounding the front sides of the boots?
Chain stitch
wow thanks man for helping
chain stitch, famously showed up on norvegese construction
💪👌😍❤️🥰🙏
thank you very much!!
Since I can’t order this on your web sight out of stock can I purchase the pattern so I can make for myself? Lol long shot
It’s a simple black silhouette
Which part?
How does one get into shoemaking?
Do you mean process of one pair? For these model took 2 weeks process regarding to every single detail
@@ortodoux Like how did you get into shoe designing and creating?
Ok, at the beginning what are the nails going into, I don’t see anywhere for them to go but into the foot area
Hi Anders, the nail will bend when it meets the base of the shoelast (it has a metal plate base) and will form like a hook. Thank you
❤❤ Malaysia
these are beautiful!!!!!
What leather are you suoins, it looks hardawreing but also a slight patina gou ngon there
Please help as I am trying to make polo boots
sorry my predictive is crap
what leather have you used with these boots,
as above
we use the horween leather and dublin for the darker color. thanks for watching
Man where do you get a knife like that? So cool
Hi, we got this knife from local blacksmith ☺
I never ever saw in my life a Hand Shoemaker with a glove-wearing for heavy shoes lasting, this is not normal. Also, the tools are very unusual to me for shoemaking, I am really wondering what kind of a Master Shomaker has taught this kind of shoemaking?
We apologize if in the process of working on our boots does not match what you expected. we are still learning, and we hope to improve our skills. thank you
✌️👍
Thank you Sir
How to I get that book any order or something?? From india
Simply visit our website at www.ortodoux.com. Thank you!
what do you reckon $1000 a pair
store.ortodoux.com/boothunter
How much $ for a pair like these?
Kindly check the price and more details by clicking the link below:
store.ortodoux.com/boothunter
🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟👍
Thank you!!
How much do these boots cost compared to those ones made mostly with machinery?
Some higher, and some looks at the same price maybe because the brand or the legacy. You can check our price at store.ortodoux.com/boothunter It's USD 615
Envían a chile y el valor?? Gracias
Si. Consulta este enlace para realizar pedidos: store.ortodoux.com/leather-shoes/palomar. Si no puede encontrar su país en la lista, contáctenos por correo electrónico a info@ortodoux.com
I wanted to see patterns
Our apologies. we can't provide it
Dibandrol sabaraha boot ieu Kang?
shoe maker
Yes we are. Thank you Sir
How to order
Kindly visit our website www.ortodoux.com. Thankyou
I want you to design my boot
Kindly visit our website for more info Sir, www.ortodoux.com. Thankyou
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Thank you
Great design and the sole, but I'm NOT liking the stitching through the sole!!! The thread WILL come off, not practical at all....
bad stitching sol
wow
Poor guy having to make shoes by hand. As ugly as these are the souls make a world difference. Souls look bad ass
😂😂😂 idk what you're talking about man
let me think a while. or a year