Hope you guys appreciate the new POV footage, it's pretty hard to shoot and work on the nachines at the same time! Let me know if you liked it and also, lets here things that sting haha! Cheers.
1. I’m sorry you are under the weather. Feel better soon; 2. Hand sanitizer on a paper cut stings like the dickens; 3. love the POV; and 4. Beautiful job on the shoes. They look wonderful 😊
That stictcher is a mechanical marvel. Would love to see a video just dealing with it, the maintenance, operation and all those moving parts.What an engineer to come up with that thing.
All mechanical devices about stiching are so mesmerising, so a good look at this machine will be a start, and the next question is, are they produced today?
Also that stitcher deserves its own video. The amount of moving parts it has just makes it look all cool steampunky The blake stitcher is also cool, but not as flashy
Who would have thought watching shoes being repaired and brought back to their former glory could be so fascinating… The level of skill and passion and pride taken is absolutely phenomenal…👏👏👏
Incredible job on the editing and POV. This is a lot of work, I could see it in this video. Some video (not only yours) seems easy put together, but I know this one took you a LOT of effort on the editing, putting camera, knowing your angles and lighting, all while working on a customer shoe. Well done sir!
a huge hello from morocco, over the days, I became addicted to your videos, I watched almost all of them, and I'm not bored yet, all because of the care that you give to each shoe and the good work you're doing, hope you a good continuation, and see you in the next video
Dear owner of the channel ... We wish you success in your work ... The idea of the new video clips is very beautiful ... And your work in your shop is very beautiful and wonderful ... At this time we miss the quality of work, you restore the old to the new
My Oh My Dan. Excellent work. What absolute pleasure to watch a consummate professional at he's trade. Full respect. Thanks for sharing....Now to find out exactly how to send you my Jefferey West Chelsea boots....😂
Wow well done Dan. A video suggestion of The equipment of a cobbler! And a helpful hint. Open clean cuts super glue. But let it dry before continuing. Stay safe.
Another great video Dan, I'm a big fan of Loake shoes myself. Thoroughly enjoyed this one! Great to get the customer feedback too, that's a great new addition to the vids!
I think doing a video on each piece of equipment, its uses, and its history, could be a good series you could do... As for things that sting - papercut from mail... whether opening or just handling in a weird way...
A video on the stitcher would be great, also one on the Singer patcher please! I have one the same as yours but I’m not 100% on the threading! Really liked how these came out both the shoes and the video.
You have such an awesome disposition and attitude to life. So clear that you love what you do and you do it super well. No doubt in my mind you are going to be a YT success! 1 million subs, here we come!
I work at a print shop and so paper cuts are common place. I have found after getting a good cut a sprinkle some alcohol on the cut and after that first sting I won't have to worry about it hurting the rest of the day which is great because the ammonia based cleanser we use really BURNS 🔥🔥🔥
I am always so impressed each time watching one of these show restoration videos. Wish I lived nearby to have my shoes cared as much. No such luck around here in our disposable American culture.
I literally found this channel bc I finally got Covid for the first time couple of weeks ago so I binged your channel. Obviously I subscribed. Lol thanks for vlogging your work. Cheers!
Absolutely fascinating, Dan. I found your video by chance when I was searching for a 'how to polish shoes' guide. I thought I recognised you and remembered when I popped into your shop last winter to get a price for a Grenson resole, while my missus was at the market. I will deffo bring my shoes to your shop, once the soles start to wear out.
I've watched a ton of cobbler video's and you by far have the cleanest running operation! You also are one of the top cobblers I've come across, i'm hooked, I've watched all your video's with thumb's up of course! Keep up the old school ways with your modern touch! Coming at you from Washington State!
Lavender color sole stitching would have been an awesome complement to the laces. I like that you darkened the edge with the air brush on the soles. Makes the sticking “pop”. Nice work.
Agree it’s hard to work with cuts on your fingers. As a health care worker, I have to perform hand hygiene with hand sanitizers at least 100 times a day. Pain beyond words. 😂 love your personality , creativity and channel content 👍
Do you ever get people that come to your shop to watch you work?? I think it is very interesting to watch people with skills to do their job. I weld, do wood working.some electrical and plumbing. A little of everything
I work in an electronics store, repairing old, and prepping new computers. We use quite a bit of isopropyl alcohol - known as "papercut finder". At least it evaporates right quick!
Love the point of view footage ❗️ The machines themselves are so interesting and that special effect was awesome ❗️Tring looks like such a nice town and I hope the gentleman likes his snappy shoelaces, ha!
Im not a cobbler , but have watched all your videos. Love the new angles when sanding etc . Things that sting ..... Not sure I can say on here 🙄🙄🤣🤣 keep up the great videos. 👍👍👍
I'm not sure if it is just the camera, but the toning done after the initial surface color was removed is pretty slick. Keeping the crevices darker is pretty cool in my book.
Feel like a bit of airbrushing on the uppers would've been awesome. Didn't realize you had scope on those stitch machines to change to stinches per inch.. just about to go to my local cobblers.
As always, top notch video. Man could bottle that grade A charisma and make a fortune if this whole cobbler gig doesn't work out lol. I'd be interested in a video where he goes into detail about the JR situation, whether it's the same people and same suppliers etc or if they were bought out and it's less like the old ways. Deep dive type of video. He likes to branch out and try new stuff so why not.
That “thumbs up” reminds me of Steve at Bedo’s Leather. BTW-great video! Things that sting? Georgia Tech yellow jackets-haha (Dan, that’s the mascot for the football team).
Hey Dan 🙋 hope you're doing great as usual buddy. Well hmm i just wanted to let you know that i really appreciate your professionalism and the amount of dedication that you put into your job. You're like an inspiration to me, you kinda help me focus more and enjoy doing my job. I really love watching your videos, you're one of the few rare peeps that have the patience to do their job perfectly and having fun doing it. I've subscribed to your channel so as not to miss any new upcoming videos from you. Thanks for being this amazing soul that you are and thanks for inspiring me in one way or the other to continue pushing forward and to never give up. Cheers mate, take care and stay safe yeah 🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️
Hope you guys appreciate the new POV footage, it's pretty hard to shoot and work on the nachines at the same time! Let me know if you liked it and also, lets here things that sting haha! Cheers.
1. I’m sorry you are under the weather. Feel better soon; 2. Hand sanitizer on a paper cut stings like the dickens; 3. love the POV; and 4. Beautiful job on the shoes. They look wonderful 😊
Yes definitely appreciate the edit! More please!
Thanks
I always find a tear in the arsehole after a big cocodamol shit stings a bit, even nippier if you had has a mutton vindaloo the night previous.
I absolutely love the POV!
And try hand sanitizer an a small wound.... that sh*t hurts
That stictcher is a mechanical marvel. Would love to see a video just dealing with it, the maintenance, operation and all those moving parts.What an engineer to come up with that thing.
All mechanical devices about stiching are so mesmerising, so a good look at this machine will be a start, and the next question is, are they produced today?
It's probably over a hundred years old, they don't make things like that used to
Like a bag stitcher
What kind of stitcher is that?
is that blake stitch machine?
Not sure about the laces but as usual you knocked it out of the park Dan .
Yep. Not sure myself🤭
I would have used dark brown, matching that of the sole and heel.
He's got to be colour blind
Laces looked ace and made them look on point. ❤
Also that stitcher deserves its own video. The amount of moving parts it has just makes it look all cool steampunky
The blake stitcher is also cool, but not as flashy
12:20 I see you've learnt some new editing skills XD
Great video as usual and always nice to see the customer reaction !
Who would have thought watching shoes being repaired and brought back to their former glory could be so fascinating… The level of skill and passion and pride taken is absolutely phenomenal…👏👏👏
Was not expecting the purple laces. Blew my mind!!
Haha. loved the special effects. Jumping into multiples of yourself. Like the Matrix. Neo Dan
I hope your getting better Dan. It was fun to see the customer's reaction!
"ooh! shoe trees!" was the best part of the customer reaction haha
stings: seeing puppy dog eyes and not having a dog nearby to cuddle
Another great job, Dan!! I love the multiple Dan effect.
I love the multiple merging Dan's
It blows my mind how tame their reacting is. I am blown away by every pair you do. Keep up the good work.
These are people who bought expensive Loakes to start with, they are used to nice things so it doesn't come as a surprise.
@@k19widow also they're just very British. XD
Incredible job on the editing and POV. This is a lot of work, I could see it in this video. Some video (not only yours) seems easy put together, but I know this one took you a LOT of effort on the editing, putting camera, knowing your angles and lighting, all while working on a customer shoe. Well done sir!
Under the weather? No COVID!! Feel better soon. Another outstanding job, even when you’re not feeling 100%.
Haha I always appreciate your theatrics. Another incredibly satisfying and clean job.
Love the new camera angles in this vid, always a pleasure watching Dan do a good old shoe repair on a Tuesday afternoon
Dan the man !! nice job . Also Bee's sting
More customer reactions. That was nice.
Watching the costumer reaction is the best part! Seeing a happy costumer is a reward in itself too.
JR is back in business... God bless!
Lots of different camera angles and (ASMR) sound recording -- wow , good work Dan, the extra team members mustve brought new ideas.👍
a huge hello from morocco, over the days, I became addicted to your videos, I watched almost all of them, and I'm not bored yet, all because of the care that you give to each shoe and the good work you're doing, hope you a good continuation, and see you in the next video
I love how smart the white stitches look in the airbrushed patina. You're an artist Dan!
Hi, UA-cam recommended you and I have enjoyed watching a true craftsman at work.
The antelope shoes are a fantastic example of skill and flair,Well done.
Dear owner of the channel ... We wish you success in your work ... The idea of the new video clips is very beautiful ... And your work in your shop is very beautiful and wonderful ... At this time we miss the quality of work, you restore the old to the new
My Oh My Dan. Excellent work. What absolute pleasure to watch a consummate professional at he's trade. Full respect. Thanks for sharing....Now to find out exactly how to send you my Jefferey West Chelsea boots....😂
Nice touch adding the lavender laces.
Wow well done Dan. A video suggestion of The equipment of a cobbler! And a helpful hint. Open clean cuts super glue. But let it dry before continuing. Stay safe.
Another great video Dan, I'm a big fan of Loake shoes myself. Thoroughly enjoyed this one! Great to get the customer feedback too, that's a great new addition to the vids!
Fantastic work as usual Dan! Keep it up!
To answer your question, bees!
A true master is one who makes his work look like it was easy to do. Romulus XXII.
💯🔥👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Love the new video style changes. Definitely kept it interesting.
I think doing a video on each piece of equipment, its uses, and its history, could be a good series you could do...
As for things that sting - papercut from mail... whether opening or just handling in a weird way...
The customer looks over the moon XD
Loved this one! That little touch of lavender is so fun. Also loved all the new camera work. It was a nice little change to keep the videos fresh.
nice editing skills thrown in there too, nice to see all the growth you've had as well
I too suffer from cracked finger ends.
I use superglue to seal up the cracks - hurts like hell, but only for a few seconds.
A video on the stitcher would be great, also one on the Singer patcher please! I have one the same as yours but I’m not 100% on the threading! Really liked how these came out both the shoes and the video.
You have such an awesome disposition and attitude to life. So clear that you love what you do and you do it super well. No doubt in my mind you are going to be a YT success! 1 million subs, here we come!
Great job love learning from your channel and a few other cobblers.
I work at a print shop and so paper cuts are common place. I have found after getting a good cut a sprinkle some alcohol on the cut and after that first sting I won't have to worry about it hurting the rest of the day which is great because the ammonia based cleanser we use really BURNS 🔥🔥🔥
This exactly!
Another great video Dan!!! Love the bit where you "stepped" into your frozen body!!!
You’re so close to 200K!!! Can’t wait for that moment
You must have been reading my mind Dan when you talked about the dyeing process 😆 because I was just thinking about that seconds before you said it 😂
Excellent work. You literally transformed them.
Dan be like "Damn, I forgot to remove my trees!"
I am always so impressed each time watching one of these show restoration videos. Wish I lived nearby to have my shoes cared as much. No such luck around here in our disposable American culture.
That dye on the soles is just 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
The sting of tears in my eyes when I'm dying of laughter after you starting singing about Jeremiah.
Time for the 200,000 subscriber special show. Loved the multi Dan shot as always.
i don't care about the shoes just come here to look at this hunk shoemaker
I like the new POV and effects to your video. It definitely adds to them and is a welcomed shack up to things. Keep up the great work.
I literally found this channel bc I finally got Covid for the first time couple of weeks ago so I binged your channel. Obviously I subscribed. Lol thanks for vlogging your work. Cheers!
Hope you are feeling better soon Dan. Ron will watch the shop for you. hehe. J
Love the editing and new angles mate :)))
Somebody is learning different editing techniques lol. I like the laces. They went surprisingly nicely with the tan.
Pleased to hear JR are back in business, ex fil started using them 20 something years ago.
The color change was really drastic, for the good!
Absolutely fascinating, Dan. I found your video by chance when I was searching for a 'how to polish shoes' guide. I thought I recognised you and remembered when I popped into your shop last winter to get a price for a Grenson resole, while my missus was at the market. I will deffo bring my shoes to your shop, once the soles start to wear out.
Dan, you are a true artist. Those tired shoes looked amazing after you worked your magic on them!
I've watched a ton of cobbler video's and you by far have the cleanest running operation! You also are one of the top cobblers I've come across, i'm hooked, I've watched all your video's with thumb's up of course! Keep up the old school ways with your modern touch! Coming at you from Washington State!
I’m from India and never miss ur vlog. Ur doing an amazing job. I’ve learnt a lot about how to care of my shoes. all the best….
That’s clever with the 3 of you at the end. Great job again! I like the lavender laces
The three Dans part was wonderful. Thanks for putting in the effort to be so entertaining!
Lavender color sole stitching would have been an awesome complement to the laces. I like that you darkened the edge with the air brush on the soles. Makes the sticking “pop”. Nice work.
This man has a talent just vow excellent watch I find it so relaxing thank you .
Agree it’s hard to work with cuts on your fingers. As a health care worker, I have to perform hand hygiene with hand sanitizers at least 100 times a day. Pain beyond words. 😂 love your personality , creativity and channel content 👍
Great video as always, loved the 3 of you :) :) The lavender laces with that colour really worked, Hope you are feeling better
approaching 200K subs ! Getting my Bells and Whistles ready for the Celebration !
Outstanding work!! Cheers.
Nice job.
I´d say a wasp, god´s flying revenge... Awesome jog on the shoe´s mate!
I almost freaked out when it didn’t look like you were going to say, “Let’s get sticky!” for a moment.
Do you ever get people that come to your shop to watch you work?? I think it is very interesting to watch people with skills to do their job. I weld, do wood working.some electrical and plumbing. A little of everything
I work in an electronics store, repairing old, and prepping new computers. We use quite a bit of isopropyl alcohol - known as "papercut finder". At least it evaporates right quick!
Awesome job Dan. You are a genious. Top notch. J
Love the point of view footage ❗️
The machines themselves are so interesting and that special effect was awesome ❗️Tring looks like such a nice town and I hope the gentleman likes his snappy shoelaces, ha!
Lol I love the realization that you should wear a glove. I do the same thing with hearing protection
Another absolutely fantastic vid!!!!! Thanks from Seattle.
Im not a cobbler , but have watched all your videos. Love the new angles when sanding etc . Things that sting ..... Not sure I can say on here 🙄🙄🤣🤣 keep up the great videos. 👍👍👍
Got to say,I love Loakes,.my favourite shoes...
Dan, something that stings the most is and empty bank account! 🤣🤣🤣
Nice re-do! Always nice to see things get a new life!
Thnx Dan!
Another great resole/restore job! I hope you're feeling better soon.
Things that Sting: Gordon Sumner :-|
I'm not sure if it is just the camera, but the toning done after the initial surface color was removed is pretty slick. Keeping the crevices darker is pretty cool in my book.
I agree, they were quite pale though
That stitching machine looks like a robot from the Matrix. Crazy how complicated it is for doing what appears to be such a simple task.
Feel like a bit of airbrushing on the uppers would've been awesome. Didn't realize you had scope on those stitch machines to change to stinches per inch.. just about to go to my local cobblers.
Cheers, Dan. Gotta say bees, mate.
As always, top notch video. Man could bottle that grade A charisma and make a fortune if this whole cobbler gig doesn't work out lol. I'd be interested in a video where he goes into detail about the JR situation, whether it's the same people and same suppliers etc or if they were bought out and it's less like the old ways. Deep dive type of video. He likes to branch out and try new stuff so why not.
Absolutely brilliant workmanship... Cheers.
So glad to hear that JR was able to stay in business! It would've been a shame if that niche but vital business for quality shoes had folded for good.
Something that stings huh? How about the sting of enjoyment I get when I see a new upload from 'Tring shoe repair & key shop'
Good job as always Dan.
Ok, that edit that starts with the perfect glue line for the heel was legit af lol that was cool man.
Love your videos Dan
That “thumbs up” reminds me of Steve at Bedo’s Leather. BTW-great video! Things that sting? Georgia Tech yellow jackets-haha (Dan, that’s the mascot for the football team).
Hey Dan 🙋 hope you're doing great as usual buddy. Well hmm i just wanted to let you know that i really appreciate your professionalism and the amount of dedication that you put into your job. You're like an inspiration to me, you kinda help me focus more and enjoy doing my job. I really love watching your videos, you're one of the few rare peeps that have the patience to do their job perfectly and having fun doing it. I've subscribed to your channel so as not to miss any new upcoming videos from you. Thanks for being this amazing soul that you are and thanks for inspiring me in one way or the other to continue pushing forward and to never give up. Cheers mate, take care and stay safe yeah 🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️
We get transitions, dogs, and reactions???? This video does it all. Hope you feel better soon Dan great work.