Abused GUCCIs get some TLC

Gucci Repair!
We definitely brought these bad boys back to life. Gucci’s got nice sole now.
Below is a list of most everything you see being used in the video if there is anything missing just drop a comment about it.
Leather Care
Bick 4
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Bick 1
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Venetian shoe cream
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Saphir Renovation cream
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Tarrago Nano Protector
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Lincoln E-Z cleaner
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Shoe Shine
Saphir Beaute Du Cuir Creme Surfine
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Saphir Beaute Du Cuir Pate De Luxe (wax)
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Saphir Medaille D'Or creme
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Saphir Medaille D'Or Mirror gloss
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Saphir Medaille D'Or Pate De Luxe
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Saphir Amiral High Gloss
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Leather Dye
Fiebing Edge Dressing
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Leather Refinish
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Angelus leather dye
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Fiebing's Leather Dye
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Fiebings Edge Kote
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MISC
Master Cement
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Barge Cement
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[@househq48]

Wife: what are you watching? Me: some guy making shoes Wife: why Me: I don’t know but I can’t stop

[@High_Caliber]

Literally same thing happened to me yesterday. I said "I learned more in 5 minutes of watching this guy, than you will from 5000 vapid self congratulating oscar speeches". Now we're not talking and I'm watching more awesome shoe work.

[@ronbuckner8179]

Same conversation! He's addictive!

[@openminded9533]

😆

[@Sedagoods]

Serioulsy it’s addicting

[@kissfan003]

Ditto!!!

[@dxb8086]

Finally a channel where he's not shouting at you with crazy loud music in the background with stupid effects, but instead he talks to you and shares his experience. Just a man, doing his work. Not more, not less. Great!

[@Kayyvr]

Yeah reminds me of old KZbin. Before google took over and sponsorships were even a thing.

[@georgestonier7886]

But Steve really ROCKS the Hammer Time and 👍s. Love this channel!

[@jimmycrackorn9218]

It doesn’t matter what it is........I love watching a master craftsman at work.

[@thatxonexguy5438]

I really love how you put the original branding on the sole. For me, that level of attention to detail really seals the deal for me. Great job with the repair! 👍

[@cristianpenuelas9182]

Me: minding my business KZbin: hey you wanna see someone fix a shoe? Me: god dammit I’m in

[@niccadoodles]

Watching those shoes 'rip' apart is so satisfying.

[@thedeeznuts]

damn i didn't know i commented already

[@TerryTerryTerry]

Yes please.

[@2ChukBuk]

Please God, let this man live another 100 years. There are a lot of shoes that need his attention.

[@radioradio4066]

But do people want to for it? Most people don't! So many wearing shoes and throw them away, before they are broken or defect... This modern time! But some shoes are loved and a few people are searching for such shoemakers and the money! I hope the craft of this shoemakers will survive!

[@jenniferj6580]

😂😂😂Yes, a lot of shoes need his attention.

[@BD-hy8bl]

Exactly This!

[@CulturedWhiteBoy]

Well, if we go by that, god doesn't exist because we know that won't happen.

[@susangilbert4512]

Some shoes are made in a way that makes them impossible to repair ..

[@guilhermefilho1730]

You have three characteristics that usually never go hand in hand: extreme competence in what you do, modesty far above the average for talented men and an engaging sympathy. God bless you forever! I`m Guilherme, from Brazil.

[@High_Caliber]

That blind stitch was the coolest thing I've seen all week, and it's Friday.

[@Maniacprotester]

For people who say "Why do the Bottom." What this man does is an art form and just like in other art form you present your best; all the hard work and time you spent is reflected on that piece.

[@MoeFokah]

As I told that broad one time, do whatever, just don't charge me extra....

[@zacksandoval608]

I like the way the bottom looked, I feel it added more to it. Yeah it’s gonna get worn down but it still looked amazing!

[@rogerkwiatek3796]

Nice work.

[@allenvernon5286]

Have you ever thought about going to the thrift store, finding the most beat up pair of shoes and fixing them up on camera? 😂

[@zzaacchh]

@@amydouglas537 And?

[@dog666]

@@amydouglas537 And?

[@stoicvibesonly]

he's got paying customers, why would he do something for free.

[@FedoraSpunk]

These shoes are destroyed hahaha, I think this is good enough

[@allenvernon5286]

twmusicoustic he makes money from viewers and ads bud.

[@aaron1shmim]

I don't know what i am more impressed by. How good the shoes turned out or the fact that my man just shaky hand single shot thread a needle without being 3 inches from the hole like it was nothing.

[@BedosLeatherworksLLC]

John Wayne 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jimmyrickert1976]

Didnt realise the amount of work. They came up brilliant what an art.

[@konte12345]

My wife hates you!!! I watch your videos in bed , and when she's ready to fall asleep ....guess what? HAMMER TIME !!!!

[@moimeme6533]

xD

[@yasminem1455]

Watching this in bed on my own but your comment made me laugh 😂

[@jmartin2778]

I feel like a little kid that watches the same magic trick a million times and is still amazed after the millionth time. Great work and those shoes are definitely better than when they were new.

[@csongorandras4217]

When you said "oh it's not that difficult... it's pretty easy to do" I even laughed. You are too humble, I'm pretty sure I won't be able to remove the sole of it. You did tremendous amount of work there with astonishing results. The cobbler might be one of the most underappreciated jobs out there.

[@theglowingbrownie5124]

This is ART!! Not the crap this new generation wants to sell us!! Man, magnificent transformation!!

[@SReever]

Am I the only one who binges on these videos? My husband walks by, and says..."Are you STILL watching shoe repair videos?" Yep!

[@YoYoRaeRae]

As another lady, I got so inspired that now I’m an apprenticing cobbler! You’re not crazy at all.

[@pezzonovante888]

His catch phrase: "Alright, let's continue."

[@Bulmer.]

😂😂😂😂

[@uncomfortabletruth7285]

🤣😂🤣🤣 u forgot the thumbs up

[@user-qr6bx1pq9k]

@@Bulmer. ๙ช

[@PLANBENT2]

"Some ppl say why do it, they'll only walk on it once and it's ruined... WHO CARES, I DONT CARE"... spoken like a true craftsman and a dying breed, I appreciate this.

[@meljenkins1016]

When I stationed in West Germany in 1979, I bought a pair of used West German army "knobelbecher" boots. When I came back I had the soles restored by a cobbler near my hometown. He did a fantastic job in restoring them. Yes those knobelbecher boots were of sentimental value to me. 46:01

[@abuniaz]

I have bought a lot of expensive shoes and worn them until they fell off my feet. I've had some bad experiences with poor repairs but the work you do is truly inspirational. I lived for years in the Middle East and you remind of the artisans there who could bring cherished items back from the dead. Greetings from Scotland.

[@Girlgamssilver]

It is refreshing to see an artist at work. It isn't just a job.

[@shaunmulholland4851]

Shoe cobbler/repairer here in the uk and I can sit here and watch videos like this for ages! Helps me with my customers at work! Always looking at ways to improve my skills and my services to customers 💪🏻 An absolute amazing and valuable channel in my opinion! Thanks for all that you do and for taking the time to do these videos 👊🏻💪🏻

[@codybroken]

Steve your attention to detail and dedication to quality never fails to impress me. Not to mention your supreme skill and knowledge.

[@copperbeard3117]

I don't understand how people can continue to wear a shoe with a hole in it until it gets to the size of that hole...

[@yannolove1335]

CopperBeard I have the same shoes

[@samviddo360]

He definitely didnt wear them on rainy days 😂😂 I hope

[@NiftyShifty1]

Poverty

[@ALWAYZN2U]

CopperBeard Cardboard and duck tape overlay😂 and oh yeah.... avoid ALL water puddles.... this person didn’t cross his legs over his knees.... I’m certain of it😆

[@ALWAYZN2U]

Yanno Love with or without THE HOLES?😂

[@cmptar]

This is BS. These shoes look better now than they did new. . .

[@TheyForcedMyHandLE]

How'd they look new? I never saw a pic.

[@makememus]

@@TheyForcedMyHandLE they used to have cemented on soles. With these new fancy ones stitched on, they're better than they ever were.

[@radioradio4066]

I totally agree with you! And made better than before! Now the sole is stitched!

[@pettypatty329]

🤭🤣😂

[@drayad2]

Heard about you from MsDreamcakes and I can't stop watching! These shoes look amazing‼️ If I hadn't seen you restoring them I would never think they were the same shoes!

[@DopamineMVWM]

A pair of shoes that have been continued to be worn and repaired for decades has an incredible beauty and patina (almost like a vintage fine wine) that can not be purchased when buying a new pair of shoes; people don't seem to understand that. Say no to fast fashion! This isn't McDonalds!

[@groundleaf865]

I have never seen such an expert shoemaker in my whole life.

[@bbrachman]

I seems to me that your work makes the original manufacturer's construction look silly. I suppose mass production has something to do with it. As always, thank you Steve. This was fun to watch. I learned about a reverse pliers today.

[@alecedmisten7639]

I can’t even imagine how long it would take to get this good at it. He makes it look so easy and that’s when you know it’s very difficult

[@thebarberdannyg]

I never in my life thought I would be so hooked on watching shoe repairs. I started watching your videos 4 days ago and I can’t stop. You do some amazing work brother 💪🏼

[@samanthab1923]

You find someone who does great work, you stick with them.

[@santaclaus179]

the nice thing is that this man has a very complete workroom, and I see that he has a lot of experience

[@TheNunakun]

Man, I gotta say Steve, your uploads are just little gems in my week. They really brighten up my mood, even when I'm happy. I look forward to them *every time* . Always love to see a passionate master at work. I can't wait to send you my loafers - this year! ~Don from Korea

[@shamrockgirl6595]

Your channel receives an automatic thumbs-up - everytime - before I view - 'cause I know what's coming: * quality * attention to detail * good explanations of what we're viewing & let us not forget, * HAMMER TIME!

[@robzalewski1618]

Wow. Damn fine work. I haven’t had any shoes reconditioned in years and this has inspired me to do so. It’s great to see old world artisans getting their due in the digital age.

[@Furtivo95]

This guy seems so honest and humble I just have to give him a like.

[@b.i.988]

MR BEDO YOU SHOULD BE MAKING SHOES FOR GUCCI, THIS IS HOWS IT DONE.... 10 PLUS

[@La_abbess]

Gucci should be proud of what you did to these shoes! You breathed new life into them

[@michaelc9896]

These other cobblers don’t have shit on Steve. He is super talented.

[@freddie1991d]

I don’t know why KZbin suggested this but I’m now fascinated by this lost art. So many people just throw away their shoes and buy new ones. This guy makes an art form out of making shoes that have huge holes in them look brand new.

[@mattkralik6217]

Take a drink every time he says "alright let's continue" and gives the thumbs up you'll be sloshed halfway through the video

[@cougarhunter33]

That's as dangerous as the Kirby Allison drinking game.

[@f308gtb1977]

Sir James W. V. Savile, OBE, I haven’t watched enough Kirby vids yet... what does he do/say a lot?

[@cougarhunter33]

@@f308gtb1977 I haven't heard someone refer to themselves by name so much since Bob Dole.

[@f308gtb1977]

Sir James W. V. Savile, OBE 🤣🤣

[@karymystik]

Was looking for this comment 😅😆

[@johngoard8272]

Amazes me how anyone could wear a shoe that has actually gone right through the sole and this fellow has to patience of Job to do stuff like this great to see a real craftsman doing his job.

[@onitasanders7403]

I cannot believe that I have binged watched shoe repairs for two days instead keeping up with the …… pick the celebrity. This for me has proven to be very, very satisfying and educational with the repairs when completed, a work of art to behold. Thank you for that in these trying times. Loved your very sweet, four legged pal, the German Shepherd, shown in one of your videos.

[@PodcastSeminary]

I found you recently and watch you pretty regularly now Steve. You're my "favorite cobbler." You're a true artisan, an aesthetic expert, and it's a joy learning from you and seeing you perform your craft with such skill and affection. Thanks for the integrity of your work, which always shines forth with clarity.

[@fernandop1]

Besides the sentimental value to keep the same pair of shoes, some designs even get expired and no longer available. Awesome job you did there

[@mddagati]

That's freaking art

[@filmjolk4410]

yes, the most amazing part is how he knows where and how much to spray the leather to get it looking just right.

[@afwdawdawdwadw1595]

@@filmjolk4410 yep that is what happens when one is experience it their work/art, after doing it thousands of times this is a very easy thing for him but for newbies its an impossible thing.

[@sammyjo8109]

I love the look you have on a finished job. I can see the pride you have in your work. I so enjoy watching your videos and learning every time. I especially like learning new tools. Great Job !!!

[@margaret8056]

WHAT A AWSOME CRAFTMAN SO SO PROUD IN YOUR WORK MY LATE HUSBAND GERARD WAS A BEAUTIFUL CRADTED CABINETMAKER.I HAVE REALLY BEAUTIFUL FURNITURE THAT HE MADE FOR OUR HOUSE WATCHING FROM SOUTHERN IRELAND

[@robingillespie4467]

I just love the way you blind stitched these, the rounded edge was fascinating and I believe the price was more than fair, the dieing of the bottom soul was the perfect thing and really the crown of the restore. If I could have just one pair of my Dads shoes but they were donated with out me knowing, I broke my back and am recovering slowly and watching you is a real relaxing experience for me and as always the product is beyond perfect. HAMMER TIME!🙂

[@lovingatlanta]

😔As someone who has bought Gucci and other luxury brands for many years, after comparing the old with the new....it’s my observation and belief that ALL of them are cutting costs using lesser quality to make the items / styles they continue to sell at higher prices to keep / improve their profits!! I’m getting to the point where I’d rather buy a vintage item than a new item because of quality. 😔

[@gardeniainbloom812]

Sad but true. They're having to please shareholders now and demand is high. Plus most customers aren't aware of what true quality and craftsmanship looks like. Price and brand name have become proxies for genuine quality.

[@lovingatlanta]

Gardenia in bloom - 👍Exactly. It’s a shame. 😔

[@lovingatlanta]

Ginger Ginger - 👍Thanks. 😔 It’s sad. I’ve been doing some research....🤔I don’t like what I’m finding. I’m not acquiring any more Gucci products for a whole host of reasons. 🤨

[@BigHenFor]

@grafvonstauffenburg Not really. Dr Martens were bought out by a multinational conglomerate a few years ago, and redesigned the boots and opened up a factory in the Far East. Some of the originals mage in the Nottingham Factory are still traded between collectors because they are far superior in materials, construction, and comfort than the redesigned ones. You have to know quality to judge it. A lot of people today don't know quality because cheap, throw away fashion is so prevalent. A question: have you ever though why these cobbler channels don't feature women's shoes? It's because most on the market aren't worth repairing because women consumers have been trained to buy fashion over quality, and that makes the shareholders happy. We, the consumers need to change and be more savvy consumers and learn about how clothing and shoes are made and buy quality. We will have to soon anyway because the days of cheap and cheerful are on their way out, as those poor workers earning under $5 a day in the Far East ain't going to be happy forever settling for less, and the percentage of GDP paid to workers in the developed countries continue to fall over time, we won't be able to be so penny smart and pound foolish. There's no a channel where a female historical costumier taught herself to make shoes, and that hobby isn't cheap, but shoe goes through the steps of how say, a early 20th century female boot was constructed, and you would be hard pushed to find that quality today. We're the fools.

[@dollcina]

Your restoration videos are better than meditation for calming my mind. I love watching your excellent work! ❤️❤️

[@RomarioFouardo]

I'm the same, my folks are from Leb.,moved to Australia in early 80s for the same reason, thank you again, amazing skills, I started to look for more videos like crazy 🤪👍

[@aeroAdvocate]

What I dont get: People are buying expensive shoes to be fancy and then wear them in a state of total decay!?

[@aeroAdvocate]

@@ResistImpulse of course you can see the bottom of a shoe in many situations. Whoever wore this pair until the state they're currently in is nuts. Goes well with a filthy sweater and dirty jeans, something I wear during yard work.

[@michaelwatson5747]

I used to pound the pavement of NYC for years and the state of shoes always interested me. I can relate ... LOL! They feel great, become your go to and the last thing you want to do is give them up for any period of time. For me, it was always the leaning heal or the flapping sole ... Haha!

[@Doughboy931]

Finding someone to do professional refinish work could of been a deciding factor as well. I wouldn't want to send shoes off to someone and get back a horrible rework but maybe the person stumbled upon bedos videos and seen the quality and care that goes in to his work and that was enough to part with the shoes to get what looks like a brand new product and you see the pride that comes with what he put in to it.

[@davidyuzyk6343]

@@aeroAdvocate many situations? I think your fascination with the bottoms of other peoples shoes makes you nuts

[@PENGthing123]

We wouldn’t cobblers if people didn’t do so, plus some people buy things for what they are the price is a minor factor

[@sally-3830]

You know it’s bad when your quizzing your 18 year old studying for a college exam to define a “blind Blake stitch”😂🤣 As always beautiful craftsmanship 👍🏼

[@robingillespie4467]

Lol

[@MarketingMagic1]

I've watched most of your videos, but I think this is my favourite. The amount of work is amazing and the finished shoes are fantastic. Real craftsmanship!

[@kitten7475]

This has been a very hard and draining week. Watching your incredible artistry is so calming and just what I needed. Thank you

[@pedropoubel]

bruh i opened the video expecting that the guy would just clean the shoe and replace the sole; then when he started to tear it all up i got really scared but he killed it! good job!

[@Mona-mr1cd]

Beautiful job!!!! Love the explanation regarding the sentimental value of an object to have it repaired or reconstructed versus buying something brand new. You’re so on point. Much respect to you!!!!

[@jawedalam1442]

You are a doctor in your craft,honesty always pays.Stay blessed.

[@davidthompson4934]

This guy is a real craftsman. I really enjoyed watching this video.

[@MultiCrackerjacker]

Your honesty is refreshing. Thank you. 👍🏼🇨🇦

[@tammieg8228]

Your work is unbelievable and your attention to detail is unheard of these days of disposable items. You are a master of a lost art. Amazing!

[@andrew.herrick]

I’m glad people give you so much support on these videos. Great job!

[@fmurillo6151]

Maestro! Your comments, attention to detail and pride in your work apply to many trades and professions. From an accountant that spends free time fixing stuff, thank you for your videos.

[@daveogarf]

Steve, the audio Rocks in this episode! It has a healthy lower-midrange presence, and the upper mids are very clear and present. Congratulations! And on another superb job. (Neither, nor is correct).

[@melissavaughan4150]

I kinda miss the radio in the background and the unexpected interruptions that happened on his earlier videos. I will never forget the first one I watched that was unedited and fabulous.

[@SheWhoComesAtNight]

Who or what are eating through these shoes?! Termites with a leather fetish? You need your own collection plate for the miracles that you perform. 🔨 👞 👨🏻‍🎨

[@dawnmason9558]

He really is a miracle worker with shoes. I dont think there are any shoes that Steve cannot bring back from death!!!

[@dawnmason9558]

@grafvonstauffenburg 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@amberxai]

Everytime he says “Alright”, what i always tought next is “Lets Continue”.

[@littlesquirrel5007]

This is a lost art. Amazing to watch

[@the-chillian]

Weird about the glued soles. On the Gucci website, for all the loafers I can find with that exact style upper it says they're Blake construction. I don't suppose there are any signs these have been repaired once before, by someone too cheap or lazy to stitch them? Ugh. They have a whole selection of loafers designed to be worn with the heel folded down so that you're stepping on it. Why? Edit: KZbin comments are a mess. It's not only inserting extra blank lines, but it's double-posting when I go back to fix it.

[@gplusgplus2286]

I have similar Gucci shoes. The soles are only glued, not sewn.

[@zeitgeist1348]

My great-grandfather was a clog maker, he lost an eye when removing nails= attention. I ❤️ your vids!

[@60skinny]

I love watching you bring bags and shoes back to life. Amazing!!! Ive been in manufacturing for 30 years (whole garment) , anything to do with machines and creating has my full attention.

[@bxb590]

You are an excellent teacher. I've learned a lot. Thank You.

[@notavailable8130]

I hope one day to have shoes worthy of sending to you , Great work Steve.

[@muppetsshowupatspeakerscor579]

Simply just wow Steve you surely brought them shoes back from the dead.

[@dragumand]

Somethin I love to see is old things being made new again. What an amazing job!

[@openminded9533]

It's great seeing someone do their job, do it so brilliantly and enjoy doing it too! You always see to go that extra mile out for your customers, and that reminds me of my dad, he used to be like that too. Stay blessed.

[@robertweeks7993]

best tumbnail of all time

[@seandankers2631]

Another excellent job. Keep em coming as always.

[@ShowBusiness87]

You are definitely someone that takes pride in the work they do! Wish, there were more of you around! You don't cut corners, and the finished product looks absolutely phenomenal :) I will def recommend you to anyone who is looking at restoring shoes or leather products!

[@rumblef1sh]

Outstanding craftsmanship! Who knew that 45 minutes of shoe repair could be so entertaining?

[@Mysticglass]

I did leatherwork for many years, but it was more hand tooling accessories. I am stunned at how good these shoes look! I figured there was no way to make them look better than new. You are definitely a master of your trade!

[@spencergrady1656]

I see someone has taught you how to click bait your thumbnails..... No need! Your content speaks for itself!

[@spookshow6999]

Spencer Grady that wasn’t click bait. It’s the literal shoe he just fixed. It’s another project. Why did you say that?

[@spencergrady1656]

@@spookshow6999 I'm not referring to the specific content, I'm referring more to how the photo is set up in a "click bait" type style. The "shocked face looking at *INSERT ITEM*" look that is all to familiar. I know Bedo wouldn't ever actually click bait us, it's just I notice how it wasn't our standard "photo of the shoe itself".

[@wojciechzakrzewski3709]

TLC? this is a masterpiece full-on rebuilt. Blow me down!

[@elizabethpawlowski2673]

I love that you don't do anything half-heartedly. Even stitching that sole that you didn't need to and dying it . You take pride in your work and it's great

[@chief7174]

Absolutely, artwork. Artist in his glory. Thank you.

[@thomaslarkin9791]

Mate this geezers the Business,, those Gucci we ready for the DUMP YARD .. they now look SUPERB.. this guy IS A MASTERS AT WORK... BIG UP ... QUALITY ...your the maaaaan ...

[@imari2305]

You always do quality work. Yes the sentimental value for a favorite pair of shoes is priceless. Your client is going to be so grateful :-)

[@elickes]

10 minutes in: i'm hooked, continuing, and am whistling "heard it through the grapevine" along with you.

[@bobo-wf1jv]

I just bought a Rita Hayworth autographed photo, when I told my friends what I paid .. they thought I was nuts .. I told them that this signature represents a minute of her life. What I'm getting at, as a collector, it was worth the price .. to me. What I'm also saying is that I understand "sentimental value" .. it is worth the price. Great video. Cheers ....

[@stellar783]

And it’s more environmentally friendly too! Win-win

[@veviticushumphrieswallace2546]

I'm always looking forward to watching your videos. Awesome job.

[@brockmitchell3989]

I love your videos. They're relaxing, quiet, and highly informative. I love watching you revive old shoes. Great work and videos!!!

[@wesplybon9510]

I think that's one of the things I appreciate about repairs and restorations. Your job is to make sure no one knows you did your job and that's only possible if you did your job extremely well.

[@ouarkie]

Bedos Leather Works KZbin notification. We know it’s “HAMMMMMMMEEEEERRRRR TIIIIIIMMMMMEEEEE!!! Awesome job, look better and built better than new. Thank you for posting

[@worksafe3441]

Just made my first custom wooden lasts today to start making shoes. I think I've pieced together just enough info from your channel to throw it all together!

[@Indix_]

Estoy realmente asombrado por el trabajo tan delicado que hace, cuando sus manos tiemblan tanto. La gente no sabe lo difícil que es controlar la motricidad fina con esos temblores ... Felicitaciones 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@juliadavidson1286]

Craftsmanship at it's finest. Absolutely 💯.

[@Liberty-love]

I’ve always loved my shoes so I love watching these repairs. Grand job. So impressive. I’m facebooking you

[@annettewoolley6939]

If I didn't see it with my own two eyes, I would think that was a brand new pair of shoes, GREAT job..

[@medik1660]

I was going to invent some snarky remark about the airbrush, but we don't want to start another 'Hammer time" controversy. Lol Keep up the goof work Brother!

[@johngeddes7894]

FINALLY! We get a recrafting . . . . AGAIN!! Great job!

[@rosemcginnis616]

You're truly a master in your profession I love your work and I love watching you