I am impressed that a young man is keeping a dying art alive. Excellent job Brian.

@ridef0rlife

5 жыл бұрын

@@antoncarmoducchi6057 it is coming back As people begin to appreciate betger quality again

@trentpotter1889

5 жыл бұрын

My brother and I are both shoe cobblers and just launched our channel last week...Trenton & Heath. Would love for you to check it out.

@Smithy250

5 жыл бұрын

@@ridef0rlife Sick of Chinese plastic and sweatshop produce

@jaguarguy67

5 жыл бұрын

Excellent work at that!!!

@NikolaiTarkovsky

5 жыл бұрын

проще новый купить

Shout outs to ALL the early birds! Thank you for tuning in and hitting the notification bell. 🙏🙏🙏

@spar1993

5 жыл бұрын

Do you or could you make anything similar to the Redwing Kingtoes? Id be very interested to have you make my next pair.

@earthbound2772

5 жыл бұрын

Brian The Bootmaker so u can give any boots red bottoms?

@MrRUSSWILL

5 жыл бұрын

What kind of boots are you wearing in this? And Thank you for keeping this art alive!

@cobblerq1

5 жыл бұрын

How much would it cost to resole a pair of boots of red wings like that?

@roostersantana9920

5 жыл бұрын

$450

I can remember going to the cobbler shop as a kid and loving the smell. Now everything is a throwaway. Great video.

@harrisp584

5 жыл бұрын

i was a big fan of smelling shoe glue as a kid too

@209lapko

4 жыл бұрын

I can strongly relay to that, except I did not like the smell, they were really Cool...

@airtec87

4 жыл бұрын

getting high off glue ?

This is inspiring! I'm a cobbler by trade, and love what I do! I'm glad to see other young people still keeping the art alive 😊

It’s very strange, but I always find your videos so peaceful and relaxing, thank you

@BrianTheBootmaker

5 жыл бұрын

Rob Edgington my pleasure!

@jonkomatsu8192

5 жыл бұрын

Me too! My attempts at explaining this to my family and friends garners confused and condescending looks with me finally saying with a shrug, "Hey, I'm a just a boot-guy."

@NeoB-Lac

5 жыл бұрын

Same here man

@southernpine6696

5 жыл бұрын

I think it’s because we all enjoy watching a true artisan.

@rigobertogonzalez1241

5 жыл бұрын

Jaja me too

This was incredible. Video quality, music, presentation, editing, and the craftsmanship is absolutely superb. Thank you for sharing this.

My father was a German-trained carpenter that worked proudly with his hands, up until the day he died at the age of 52 in an accident. He taught me that his hands put food on our table, and clothes on our backs. Machines will NEVER replace the hands of a trained craftsman. Brian, I hope that when you have children you'll pass your craft down to them.

Goddamn that was amazing. It was a treat to watch such skilled craftsmanship. Thanks for sharing Brian!

Great craftsmanship, relaxing music. I could watch one of these videos a day. Great work, Champ.

I tip my hat to you Brian. Love the quality you put in your work. True Craftsmanship! Props to the videographer and your editor. Glad your back!!

@BrianTheBootmaker

5 жыл бұрын

Pete Escalona thank you very much.

That is therapy for the soul. You, my friend, are a craftsman. Keep up the great work.

True craftsmanship in a dying trade. Excellent video. Something so analogue and alive about the work you do. Cheers!

Your work is amazing...thank you for being a tradesman of quality.

So glad to see you doing videos again. I love watching your talent. Now I have to start running in my new 1907's to wear down my soles faster. Keep up the great work!

Don't know how I ended up here, but it was fascinating.

Love your videos. Keep up the good work man. So happy to see ways of old carrying on

Just love your sensitive American craft work! Truly blessed!

Impressed with your work! Excellent!

Sometimes I just turn this on to watch and take a break from my day. It makes me happy. Especially since I love my iron rangers hahah amazing work!

Your pure skill and craftsmanship is amazing Brian. Can't even keep track of how many times I have rewatched this video. Thanks for the entertainment

How admirable, it's obvious that you love what you do and that has no price. Wish you lots of success.

excellent craftsmanship from someone so young, well done, great to see someone keeping this craft alive.

@darlenewinter5794

3 жыл бұрын

I remember taking my saddle shoes in for repair in the 1950s & was ready to rock n roll again. I wore them for a long time, shoes were made to last back then.

I just want to say it gives us old guys a lot of hope for the future when we see young men like yourself doing a craft that needs you young guys in order to continue. Thanks for the great videos!

Your videos are so peaceful man, i just breezed through a 14 minute video and it felt like 5 minutes. Good job Brian, you’re amazing 🙏

My IR don’t need a resole but damn I might be sending mine too you after watching this. I’ve always been amazed at your work!

Just found this video. As said before by some I found this very relaxing. Dying art. Awesome boots.

What a rare pleasure to see a skilled craftsman doing a good job. Thanks for posting.

Brian this was great ! You cant find someone around here with your skills, Old school craftsman.

Great job!! My father he was a shoe maker.. I find this videos now I remember when I see my father ( R.I.P )made my boots . Thank you and keep going ..you have Art on you hands . 👍👍 from Jersey City New Jersey

Detail at every step! I especially like the inside heal “role club” thing

I watch your videos with my children to illustrate what ‘pride in your work’ means. Thank you for sharing your craft with us.

WOW there are very few youtube vids I watch start to finish without skipping ahead. It was a pleasure to see you master work your craft!

This is a super cool video. If you keep making them I'll keep watching.

@MrOMYSTARZ

5 жыл бұрын

True dat!

We can hardly find young people who’s willing to learn skills like this nowadays. Kudos to you youngman!

Pride in your work! You will never fail in life with this skill and this attitude.

Wow! What a pleasure it is to watch you work. Shoes are beautiful.

A really work of art you make those boots look great not like the iron rangers aren’t bad looking but you can make them look great you are a true artist

Молодец! Отличная работа! Посмотрел много твоих видео. Все что ты делаешь заслуживает похвалы. Красавчик!!!👍👍👍✌️✌️

I've watched this one before but just watched the whole thing again. It's the video that got me watching this stuff. Those RedWings came out great.

Yeah job man... I can see the passion you put into your job. Well done. Enjoy your work.

Awesome, love the videos this young Man does great work!!

Your vids are top notch. Work on the boots is truly and art to watch.

You are a true craftsman, boots are better than new, beautiful work

Way to go kid! I love to watch a craftsman work. Thanks for sharing.

Man it seems to be a tedious and precision job. Well done man !!

I recently bought my first pair of Iron Rangers. I hope that one day they will get Brian the Bootmaker's talents put to use.

@matttherrien9608

2 жыл бұрын

How duo you find them after three years?

@pinkiewerewolf

2 жыл бұрын

@@matttherrien9608 To be honest, I like them but I don’t wear them much. I wear them when the weather is decent on my motorcycles. I don’t wear them at work because I’m on concrete all day and they don’t hav the support I need. I was just thinking about them the other day. I’m going to be retiring soon and I’ll probably wear them more when I’m not stuck on a concrete floor for 9-11 hours a day.

There is nothing like loving what you do. I used to enjoy my job too, now not so much. I enjoyed this video. Awesome job 👏.

Impressive skills and takes pride in his work. This guy is a true old world craftsman.

Like always. Damn fine job. Makes me want to send you a pair of mine.

I was hypnotized by this. What a payoff at the end, I will never complain about the cost of a resole after watching the skilled work involved.

Beautiful work. Keep it up Brian.

Incredible skill, a true artisan in the making. There is nothing like seeing someone build something (or rebuild) with their hands. Makes me sad that people today have no idea what is involved in producing the products we use everyday. I'm sure the 377 people that gave this a thumbs down don't.

Very beautiful can't wait till Brian finish my boots 🙋🏻‍♂️

@earthbound2772

5 жыл бұрын

Guabasa74 what u do wit them

@r.lu.7869

5 жыл бұрын

How much did he charge you for a pair of boots. Just curious because I want a pair of boots?

@visible2anyoneonyoutube

5 жыл бұрын

@@earthbound2772 drinks ipa's

@earthbound2772

5 жыл бұрын

Wildstyles ipa?

You do truly beautiful work

It is so nice to see art and craftsmanship alive in this technological, disposable world. Beautiful work. Keep the craft alive!

fascinating watching Brian go about his business! Great workmanship,time just flies by,thanks

Excellent craftsmanship. Very impressive talent. Thank you for the enjoyable video

Um belo trabalho, uma linda profissão. Me emocionou. Parabéns.

Very good. I use to work for a man that resoled & restored shoes n boots. It is an art. Thank you for the memories...

Absolutely gorgeous work and an improvement in the look of the boot. Nice work!

First time viewer! I would love to buy a pair off you. I’m a strong believer in paying for quality when it comes to boots, specifically work boots. Our feet, and hands are out most valuable assets

You're a true craftsman Brian! I love my Iron Rangers and i will surely be sending them to you when the time comes. Awesome work, one of the very few videos ive ever watched start to finish! So glad you're back Brian!

@BrianTheBootmaker

5 жыл бұрын

Todd Duncan looking forward to working on your boots.

Always a pleasure to watch you work!

Beautiful work!!! I couldn't stop watching!!

Such beautiful artistic camera work

@JPascal61

5 жыл бұрын

Natalie Kay Natalie, I believe Brian’s wife operates the camera and does the editing. Very fine work for both.

Am I in the 2019??? From which years are you coming from? What a talent! U must have had a great teacher! Thanx Bryan

I can feel the pride when he works..good job kid...

Good job. Keep the old ways alive 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

Somehow I found this relaxing

Wow! I am a big fan! Loved watching the vid and I have to say that this gives me hope for the future. What an amazing young man that is obviously committed to his craft. Nothing but good things to say about all of this. Thank you!

I’m so inspired, beautiful with so much character

Welcome back, my mane!

@BrianTheBootmaker

5 жыл бұрын

Johnnie P thank you!

@MrOMYSTARZ

5 жыл бұрын

@@BrianTheBootmaker Do you sell boots too?

Now that´s a proper sole for a pair of IR´s - always thought the IR´s could do with a more chunky sole - ace quality!!!

Love your work. I've added this video to my made in the USA playlist and I clicked the bell!

Amazing to see that a boot sole is just glue, stitching and nails. Amazing work! Really inspired me to look into boot resole/ cobbler work.

Excelente hechura de la suela, muy buen trabajo, felicidades!!

Очень хорошая и крепкая обувь👍👍 можно смотреть вечно🤤🤤

You are very good; you have a sense of old school making this. Well done!

Good job Brian, U bring back a lots of memory's My dad was a shoe maker back on the day's thank you keep up the good job

HERE I AM KZread RECOMMENDATIONS, HAPPY NOW? Pretty good video by the way 🙂.

Мне понравилось, только вопрос, второй ботинок сделали?)))

NEVER BEEN WHERE THESE VIDEOS TAKE ME. FAR FAR AWAY. HAPPY

Had no idea of the labor involved, Bri. Great to see a young dude love his craft so much.

Man-this is salt of the earth video here-real, authentic, life.

@earthbound2772

5 жыл бұрын

Get Me Out of Here pretty sure that’s supposed to be used as an insult but what do I know

@JustAnotherDayToday

5 жыл бұрын

Sinclair Dewitt

I love your vids. A mo.ent apart from this insane consuming of the earths blessings

The leather craftsmanship, the care for still useful items, the superb choice of artistic music, the handsome vintage male attire.......I am in love!!

Amazing craftsmanship and a dying art. Thanks for sharing!

Hi Brian, what was the conditioner you put on? Thanks.

@julietivanovich1114

5 жыл бұрын

N72K looks like Cadillac conditioner, it’s sold on Amazon.

Great vid! Question: does he replace the cork in the boot?

@SibRevs

5 жыл бұрын

Looks like he went with a thick leather midsole instead. This is higher quality and more comfortable than cork. He essentially made the boot better than new.

I have a lot of respect for a man who takes pride in doing a good job, whatever that may be. Good stuff man.

I find these videos purely relaxing. Thank you.

Heres a thing. He has to do the exact same thing one more time. Respect.

now I know where to send my iron ranger for resole

@BrianTheBootmaker

5 жыл бұрын

Jim Shen looking forward to working on your boots!

@clicgear100

5 жыл бұрын

Mine too.

To see such a young man doing this is absolutely impressive whoever taught you did an excellent job.

So relaxing watching you work!

Just wondering why they resoled this boot? Looks like they're still in good condition

@redjack9999

5 жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same. To me the boots looked like they needed a bit of a clean up but otherwise looked pretty good.

@keithbrookshire

5 жыл бұрын

Same here.

@RapperGuardi

5 жыл бұрын

I must say RC half sole is way more better and attractive than redwing's.

@keithbrookshire

5 жыл бұрын

@@RapperGuardi I agree, the Roll Club soles look fantastic. I have no idea as to the comfort or longevity though. My thought is this, if you're going to give $350ish for a pair of boots and about the same for a resole (I'm guessing) BEFORE the resole is needed why not just have Brian make a pair specifically for your feet.

@johnalexander2349

5 жыл бұрын

So I'm not the only one thinking that. Thought maybe I'd been living in Africa too long.

Хорошие ботинки. Достаточно было почистить и сменить внутреннюю стельку. На мой взгляд.

@vladonweb1

5 жыл бұрын

vvasia68 Согласен ,но клиент захотел что-то новое а клиент всегда прав. .

Wow! Excellent work!

A true craftsman. And this has reminded me that I need to get mine done!

What do you think of explaining what you are doing and why? Its nice to watch. It would take it one step better. Love to hear the machines too.