Giorgio doesn't want the clothes fixed, He wants them to buy more.

@davidsmith-ih2kk

10 ай бұрын

I had the same thought prior to reading your comment..... of course the great Armani wants Ricky to buy new 👖. Not repair them in any way.

@battlebeard2041

10 ай бұрын

I wanted to point this out, but you said it much more concisely.

Can’t say enough nice things about your work. You definitely nailed this one, no one would ever know that the jacket was repaired. When I need to slow down and unwind your videos always pop up in my feed. Thank you for sharing the talent you’ve been given.

@davidsmith-ih2kk

10 ай бұрын

I agree totally a great job by a true craftsman.......

Armani was jealous that he had not thought of that modification. His hubris was showing. Your job on this jacket is beautiful.

@davidsmith-ih2kk

10 ай бұрын

Had the same thought prior to reading your comment........

Every time I see those tiny little stitches I am amazed that you can do it. Great job.

Scones are a very English thing. We eat them cut in half across and filled with strawberry or raspberry jam and clotted cream however we can get into serious arguments almost coming to blows over whether the cream or the jam is put on first! Not to mention the pronunciation of the delicacy, scon or scone. Fantastic restoration, Steve. Love the videos.

Great work. Your doing alterations as well as repairs. I'm a seamstress since I was 10 years old. I love your work and I'm still learning.

Our neighborhood cobbler, an Italian guy who called his shop Don’s Shoe Hospital is retired and recently decease but I know he would have appreciated your artistry and commitment. Don started in the early 1950’s and retired in 2016 and has been deceased in 2020. He was a wonderful guy and true craftsman and would have really respected you Mr Bedo!

Great Steve! We were cleaning up some boxes a few months back and our kids saw Mapquest directions. They couldn’t believe it. 😊

I enjoy these projects where you save a leather jacket that has been damaged. Especially when the jacket requires extra care in disassembly. Your level of expertise is what makes watching the process of restoration fascinating. Continue the excellent work, sir.

Beautiful job, the customer should be proud.

Make sure you don't make any improvements. You might get another phone call. Great job. Thanks for taking us along 👍

I like the way you did such a good job on this jacket, you weren't sure which panel had been replaced!!!!! I found that very funny - but also a measure of how great your work is - keep up the good work Steve!

I'm so happy to see coffee time back. Bella Finca from Henry's House of Coffee is my favorite coffee.

Great work, Steve, as always! I loved G.A. back in the early 80s (before he introduced Prive, Emporio, Collezioni, and such). As Cat Steven once sung, it was back "when I wore a younger man's clothes." Back then, it was mainly Armani and the less expensive Mani line. Maybe your 'FUTURE' is your own designer line (shoes, jackets, bags, etc.). 😉

@John-km9ju

10 ай бұрын

Correction: That's Billy Joel (not Cat Stevens). Sorry to you music fans. 😁

Beautiful work Steve this customer will be thrilled with the results such great work 👍

@davidsmith-ih2kk

10 ай бұрын

Agree totally.......

I would love a playlist of videos with Chris.

I can imagine Armani getting calls to have the same trousers that you did lol that’s great

Steve, a little suggestion ... I saw on KZread about some leather jacket manufacturers in Japan, Korea, China, usually they use Double Side Tape instead of liquid glue to stable edges before sewing. One of the reason is they don't want liquid glue accidentally landed on the surface of leather especially those expensive leather and the other reason is more convenient than liquid glue when apply. Perhaps you might try next time when you do similar repair on garments, handbags etc....

I echo all the previous comments- I like the fact you’re using the “Ripper” and sharpen it with the stone. And sharing the explanations with us is so helpful- you are the Taryl Fixes All of all things leather ! Thanks Steve!

Thank you so much for the masterclass! You can´t imagine how inspiring and helpful your videos are! Take care xx

Amazing work as always Steve! Good to see Chris back for some coffee time!

Thank you for letting us be part of your conversation. It was like I was there. This is one of the best videos you’ve done.

Steve is just livin’ la vida loca! Great story!

Steve are you sure your shoemaker father wasn't a closet tailor and your mum a seamstress because you have to have gotten these tailoring skills from someone. A lovely restoration Steve, very well done and explained. As to Ricky Martin, really who hasn't heard of him, a wonderful tale of fixing his pants as to the great Armani, he can just push off, don't alter his designs, what a silly bugger. It's probably because he didn't think of it first, or he was missing out on old Ricky Martin needing new pants from him instead of repairing them. One last thing I absolutely adore that sewing machine, the way the orange thing on the side holds the material and how precise it is, must have cost a small fortune. The sewing machine is better than hammer time.

Pretty cool your work caught the attention on Mr. Armani. Too bad he didn’t see the genius of your alterations and employ your expertise in the design of better pants. Nice work on the jacket, look fresh and like new.

I had a lamb skin sport coat years ago, loved that jacket, and it was surprisingly warm. Nice repair.

That was as easy for you as a kid on a bicycle. Fine video to watch as you breezed through the jacket. Seeing you relaxed and having fun is terrific to watch.

This is just another challenge for "THE MASTER" Steveroo here and he loves these challenges, because he meets every one of them with success....... It's a personal thing and he can do it, it's amazing...... Mercy.....! This never gets old, great job as usual SD.... GG PS... Yes, remember Ricky Martin...

Wow, maybe change "hammer time" to "he bangs" Jacket looks great, even Giorgio would have had to appreciate that work. Thanks for posting.

Steve, my elderly neighbour use to invite me over for homemade scones and perked coffee. Always enjoyed her and her husbands conversations. Thanks for the memories.

When it comes to leather Steve can fix anything… And I mean ANYTHING !!!! Let’s Continue 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

You make it look so effortless.

The jacket turned out good 👍 I also like the coffee chat

Hi Steve, great video and work as usual. Love listening to stories about your work history and great to see Chris again....would love to sit and chat with the pair of you. Much love and respect to you and yours from the UK 👍

Always enjoy your videos and the one about things other than shoes are good for a change and show how versatile you are. I have been a musician for years and out of necessity have become somewhat of a Luthier and was doing some fret work and now doing a broken headstock repair touch up and improvement from a past repair while watching you work. I thank you for sharing it’s relaxing and I have learned so many things. How nice would it have been to have had the information on the internet back when learning thing required experience and/or apprenticeship. My boots and shoes look better than ever before except possibly when I was in the military. I was surprised at how thin the leather used for a designer jacket was I guess because all my leather jackets are biker jackets, lol amazing work this repair, best Wishes in all your videos.

Great skill! Wonderful job. TY for sharing

Excellent job as always!

Hi Steve, fantastic work as always. I guess along with "hammer time", now you need to announce "trigger time!". :D

A great example of craftsmanship. Much love from England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 🇬🇧 Those are massive scones.

Love your thought on promoting. You do not need it.

Thanks Steve. Love the jacket.

Nice to see Chris again.

PS: Love the “Coffee talk”!!😂

Giorgio missed out on getting to know our guy, Steve. 😂🙌

I just drove by your place the other day. Nice work

Glad you are back!!

I LOVE the leather jacket videos, man. I hope you'll be able to keep do more! PS you gave me some advice about tipping your cobbler. He was sooooo gracious and emotional that I appreciated his work so much. Like he'd never been tipped before :/. Thanks for the great advice!

@blumpkin50

10 ай бұрын

did you see the collage fraternity jacket? the red and white one? That was another friggin amazing one!

Nice coffee time. Thanks and cheers

Nice work, Steve. You absolutely cannot see any difference in the leather.

Brilliat job steve, loved this show. All the best from Scotland

That story a great bit of history,

Just what I needed, a reason for a Cigar.

Beautiful work as always

Amazing as always! Thank you dear Steve.

Bravo and Damn right you better try on that bad boy! Sharp! 😎 💯

Brilliant work as always!!

Chris needs his own channel, called "Coffee with Chris"

You have gold hands!!! Great job!!!

👌👏👏👏☕️☕️🍪🍪nice to see you and Chris Steve 👍

Hello.. great Job as usual..I love to watch a master craftsman at work..I did other type of work.. but I was good at it..till my body gave out..we Make things look easy..I missed a few episodes since I was dealing with chemo..but thanks to God I'm in remission..my question on the story is....WHO. ratted you out? Because I don't think Ricky would have said anything...but it must feel Good to know your craftsmanship was been acknowledged by another professional.. anyway keep up the good work..

@antov-qy2ui8qp9g

10 ай бұрын

здраве и късмет ти желая пич ! поздрав от БЪЛГАРИЯ/ СОФИЯ

@BedosLeatherworksLLC

10 ай бұрын

Wish you well👍👍👍❤️

@eileencollins8799

10 ай бұрын

You’re doing scones all wrong. Split your scones in half, liberally spread them with butter, then a layer of jam / conserve, and top it with a blob of whipped cream. Heaven. Without the essential adornments, scones are a cautious pleasure.

Beautiful coffee time story & great job with the jacket.

Glad to see Chris again.

Awesome work!

Great work as always!

Looks great! Another well done job.

EXCELLENT storytelling, as only you could do!

Congratulations on a wonderful job.

Supposed to say ‘Hey!’ Like The Fonz whenever you put on a leather jacket

Bedo , he got jealous because your design was better than his. I would not be surprised that he change the design later.😂😂😂

Great job. ❤

Great job!

Looks great!

Thank you

Awesome job!!! Looks amazing 😊

@davidsmith-ih2kk

10 ай бұрын

Totally agree.......

Looks good. Nice job

Mr A was jealous 🇬🇧❤️😘

Good content. 👍

🤣😂 sharpening the blade ..i love it!...awesome vid !

Good Afternoon Steve ,GREAT job in The magnífico LEATHER jackett ,ARMANI USED ver y Good LEATHER Napa in THIS jackett ,Hsve s NICE for you .Regards from Spain 🎩⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

good job Sir.

@JC-cm9bn

10 ай бұрын

Friends don't let friends wear ugly overpriced Armani jackets. At least the damage gave it some character 😂😂😂😂

HI, STEEEVE!!! @13:29, "Tranquil Hammer Time with Steve @Bedo's" 😊 kinda like"Deep Thoughts with Jack Handy" 😂 Love ya, Steve!!!

Great job on the jacket by the way!

You say you crack yourself up with that sharpening stone…. Well, you crack a lot of us up, too! Hahaha…. Keep triggering them!

Great job by the Master. :-)

Don't need to tell you how wonderful the jacket looks. Question: Is the goat skin dense enough to sew it up without folding over the edge? I mean you do sew it with the cut edge exposed right? Your stitches are very, very close to the edge. I thought you had to turn and glue all raw edges. See, I am not too old to learn. Thanks Steve!

@BedosLeatherworksLLC

10 ай бұрын

I explained that most jackets are stitched and turn inside out then top stitched which is similar to how you are describing but this one was not like that. It wasn’t goat skin it was lamb skin. Goat is much more dense then lamb skin

You should invest in an Agathon Tool grinder to sharpen your blades. That would really set people off 😂

beautiful jacket, excellent job. Your attention to detail is phenomenal!

That HAS TO BE the MOST gentle HAMMER TIME EVER.. 😂😂😂

Nice job my boy

Could you have cut the new lower panel from the old upper panel, or was there not enough material? Love your work. Keep the videos coming.👍

@BedosLeatherworksLLC

10 ай бұрын

I thought about that but it didn’t fit

@DomenicoIorfino6470

10 ай бұрын

@@BedosLeatherworksLLC Forgive my question. I am a famous cheapskate. LOL BTW. Always good to see Chris.

Hey that Armani story sort of leads into a question I have. You work on a lot of very high end items, heirlooms, etc. Has there ever been anything that stands out as particularly nerve racking to work on and why? Could be a fun little story for the next video!

Replace the panel? You mean replace 1/4 of the jacket!!!

@moimeme6533

9 ай бұрын

well that much could be a panel!

Steve - great work brother, Sundays are always better with your Videos!! just a question is your helper still around - we haven't seen him in awhile

Love your chanel ❤

Let's continue 🤟

Yeah a lot of Taveling Simstresses will travel with their mechines and needles

Awesome

The style of the jacket is not my cup of coffee, but your work is of course excellent again. Thanks for the video. 👍

Nice video🎉

I say you got that just right it hammer time