part 3 is coming soon? how to attach outer sole and why did you cut the leather from all the rounded parts if it's gonna be facing downwards and connected to sole? it's kinda good from a attention to details, but is it really the way to properly do it or what? and the same question about nails, could staples be used and just left inside? not a shoemaker and just admiring the multitude of skills and interests. thank you
Thanks for your comment! It motivated me to finish part 3. Its uploaded now. This a stitchdown construction. You could use staples with the right lenght I guess. Never tried it, this is my first shoe. But I saw a video of an shoemaker who used a staple gun. Iam not a shoemaker, but I love the craft.
@@Baerenson i started to watch your videos about drilling stands and now realised that you are a da vinci type of our times, i myself too get carried away with new stuff and hobbies and everything is interesting. And a couple of days i thought to myself, that it must be some type of a disorder...assburger ))) or shit like that, because once i feel like i know how to do something, my interest fades away instantly Keep up the self discovery! Thank you fo videos! P.S. About the shoes, i tend to streamline everything i get into, noticed that i like to make templates and such for *mass production*, but your way is better because if you do something right, should do without cutting corners, even if it is not visible, but the thought and attention to details is what matters the most. P.P.S one more edit. You sense of humor and delivery/video edits killed me!!! (in kb 43 stand)
@@kreksfeks1200 That describe me actually pretty well. There's so much interesting stuff and new things to learn. Sometimes I wanted to do 3 projects at once. But its really exhausting to do multiple projects with focus on details and give it quality time. So I try to not overwelm me with input. This year I got so carried away by all the stuff I tried, I couldnt stay focused on my shoes. Drilling Stands are awesome, I have some future ideas, theres still something to learn. For example wanna compare it to tabletop drilling machines.
part 3 is coming soon? how to attach outer sole and why did you cut the leather from all the rounded parts if it's gonna be facing downwards and connected to sole? it's kinda good from a attention to details, but is it really the way to properly do it or what? and the same question about nails, could staples be used and just left inside? not a shoemaker and just admiring the multitude of skills and interests.
thank you
Thanks for your comment! It motivated me to finish part 3. Its uploaded now. This a stitchdown construction. You could use staples with the right lenght I guess. Never tried it, this is my first shoe. But I saw a video of an shoemaker who used a staple gun. Iam not a shoemaker, but I love the craft.
@@Baerenson i started to watch your videos about drilling stands and now realised that you are a da vinci type of our times, i myself too get carried away with new stuff and hobbies and everything is interesting. And a couple of days i thought to myself, that it must be some type of a disorder...assburger ))) or shit like that, because once i feel like i know how to do something, my interest fades away instantly
Keep up the self discovery! Thank you fo videos!
P.S. About the shoes, i tend to streamline everything i get into, noticed that i like to make templates and such for *mass production*, but your way is better because if you do something right, should do without cutting corners, even if it is not visible, but the thought and attention to details is what matters the most.
P.P.S one more edit. You sense of humor and delivery/video edits killed me!!! (in kb 43 stand)
@@kreksfeks1200 That describe me actually pretty well. There's so much interesting stuff and new things to learn. Sometimes I wanted to do 3 projects at once. But its really exhausting to do multiple projects with focus on details and give it quality time. So I try to not overwelm me with input. This year I got so carried away by all the stuff I tried, I couldnt stay focused on my shoes.
Drilling Stands are awesome, I have some future ideas, theres still something to learn. For example wanna compare it to tabletop drilling machines.
@@Baerenson You GO! 😄