Can’t say I was ready for drill sergeant Heath 😂

@TrentonHeath

2 жыл бұрын

😁

This is a real treat, especially for long-time viewers! Bravo!

@TrentonHeath

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Thank you so much for showing us all the machinery and the hand tools as well! As an antique dealer, I have come across some of the old hand tools and wondered about them. I was surprised over how many machines you actually had. I think the trimmers are my favorites.

@TrentonHeath

2 жыл бұрын

A lot of neat tools can be found in antique shops.

Hah! Great intro! 🤓 Thanks fo much for the tour. Watching so many boot and shoe repair videos over the years, I have always wondered about the array of machines and tools used. I truly appreciate the vintage aspects of everything, especially that ancient Landis stitcher and hand tools. You folks are keeping these traditions alive. Great video, mahalo! Happy weekend all! 🤙🥾👞

@TrentonHeath

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for watching! Mahalo!

Very interesting. I remember when I was a youngster back in the 1950's I always enjoyed watching our local cobbler working, he used a treadle stitching machine. I can still smell the leather and see the sheets where he had cut soles out of. None of the moulded rubber/plastic back then.

Awesome video! Glad to see Mt. Gluvious made an appearance in the fume hood. The older Landis machines are awesome, I'm assuming you have become experts on repairs and maintenance!

@TrentonHeath

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you. Yes, I do 99 percent of the maintenance.

As a home machinist, I ate up this episode! Thanks for producing it.👍🏼

as a mechanic, i love to see how you use the machines in the shop more than anything...my two favorite tools to watch are the stitching machine and the press no matter if you are cutting out soles or pressing on heels...thanks

@TrentonHeath

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!

My dad was a cobbler in the 40s too the 70s everything was hand finished zero machines i still have all his tools the closest thing to a machine was a punch for eyelets. The first time they had a buffer machine in the 50s it sat there for a year before anyone used it..

Went with PA on Saturdays to Browns shoe shop in Cowpens. I recognized the older machines and hand tools you use everyday. I can smell the leather and glue.

Thanks. Being mechanically minded, I was always in awe of all those spinning mechanical things in the cobbler shop.

@TrentonHeath

2 жыл бұрын

👍

Been waiting for this 🤩

Thank you !! Always wanted this video

Thank you for this tool video!

I've been waiting for a video like this for a while

Been waiting for this one! Thanks guys! 👍🏻👍🏻

I really enjoyed the video, thanks for the tour

Yes!!! I have been waiting for this one for ages! Thanks gents!

Hahaha! That intro!

@TrentonHeath

2 жыл бұрын

😁

That was fantastic! Thank you so much for showing us your workshop and tools.

Very informative, thanks.

Thanks so much for showing us all this! As an aspiring shoe maker this was a lot of help! Bless up!

I worked at a shoe repair when I was 15, now 63. A couple of those machines took up a lot of my time. Started on the front desk, ended up doing heels and soles. My twin Barb did all the die work before we moved. Thanks for sharing. Becky from Kansas City

Absolutely love these old tools and machines

Great tool tour!

Very cool. Thanks for the tool. It means a lot that you guys made time to give us all a tour.

Awesome. I was waiting for this one. Thank you.

@TrentonHeath

2 жыл бұрын

👍

Fun to compare equipment. After a lot of work, I have finally amassed the same lot of equipment and am just about to open up for business. I don't have a fudge wheel or edge burnishing irons, but higher on my list is a heel wheel. I'll have to settle for a tube nailer for a while. I do have a heel popper for removal though, at least. Thanks for helping inspire me to pursue this trade and keeping the dream alive!

@scarletshoes

2 жыл бұрын

Congratulations!

This is awesome. I find this sort of thing fascinating. Thanks guys!

Thank you guys for this! I was always curious

@TrentonHeath

2 жыл бұрын

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That is exactly what we wanted to see. Thank you. Lots going on. Repairing shoes is a true art.

Very cool, thanks for the thorough tour! I’ve been subscribed for sometime now and really enjoy watching your guys work. This was a nice bonus to go along with everything else.

Great information! Thanks so much!

@TrentonHeath

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching!

I was always curious about the tools. I appreciate the video. Thank you.

Your tour was very interesting seeing your tools. Thanks.

Finally! Been asking for this for a while. Thanks guys! Love the old machines!

Great vid! Answered a lot of questions that I had.

@TrentonHeath

2 жыл бұрын

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Nice shop tour, thanks!

@TrentonHeath

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Nice shop!! Very clean and uncluttered.

Great video!

Really enjoying these videos- I had been wondering what some of the equipment/tools did specifically now I know. I love how well-groomed you guys are btw; it's great to see and has inspired me to up my game..😄👍

Amazing, thanks for making this video. Once you update you tools and machinery we would love to see another one of these videos with the updated stuff.

@TrentonHeath

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you.

Thank you!

That's really cool, thanks for sharing this with us!! I've been watching yalls show for a while now I'm very intrigued by the tools yall use!! 👍🏻

Thank you for making this video. Have a great weekend.

@TrentonHeath

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching. You as well.

Yes !

I couldnt have been happier to see this video, very informative. Thank you so much and what a beautiful collection of old and new machinery

This is the best!! I have a few of the same cobra and Landis machines. Great machines.

Omg this is a treat! 😱 cant wait til lunch to watch this, thanks yall.

@TrentonHeath

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Thanks for the house tour - loved it! :)

Great video. I missed it last Oct but have been watching you for 3 years or so. My Uncle had an old treadle type leather sowing machine he used to repair harnesses and saddles - anything used for riding or working horses or mules. Always thought it was neat but he cautioned us we were not as tough as leather so be careful - you all do the same. Thanks for the great tour.

I’ve been waiting for this video for a long time. This is a trade I’ve wanted to get into and this helps a ton. Thank you so much!

@TrentonHeath

2 жыл бұрын

So glad you liked it. Good luck!

Great video! I just made myself a pair of shoes by hand and a lot of these would have been extremely helpful lol. Especially the 5 in 1 and stitcher.

Great intro! Love your channel.

@TrentonHeath

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Nice video! Great info!

@TrentonHeath

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Thanks so much for making the tool videos guys! It is very neat to see all the tools. Awesome job on everything it's nice to watch you guys be successful in the work that you do! Keep it up!👍

@TrentonHeath

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for the kind words.

Thanks for answering our request for making the tool video! I said I'd definitely watch it. I'm a tool nerd. 🤣🤣🤣 Great opening scene too! 🤣🤣🤣

Interesting tour into the machines and tools as well as the setup of the workspace of a cobbler shop.

I've been waiting on this video, interesting to know about all the tools and machinery.

@TrentonHeath

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, everything goes in question for production. Glad we finally made this one for y’all.

Yeeeeesssssssssssss! Thank you. Loved the beginning too!

@TrentonHeath

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Impressive Shoes/booths Workshop Factory Tour. Thank you 👏 👏👏

@TrentonHeath

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching!

Nice to see how much we have in common. Most were my dad's . Enjoy the videos.

Thanks very interesting. Happy trails

Thanks for sharing!

@TrentonHeath

2 жыл бұрын

👍

You videos are addictive; keep 'em coming

@TrentonHeath

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Awesome video!

@TrentonHeath

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Cool video! Very entertaining and informative! 👍🏾🙂

@TrentonHeath

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

I have been waiting for this. Would love to see one with products and how to use them. BTW, I love my industrial walking foot. It was scary at first, but it sews through about anything.

Now I have a better idea what all the hand tools that my parents had in their Antique shop were for. One and two dollar items sold back in the 60s. Maybe 1 out of 10 old shops they bought had these items. Long gone now. Between 100 and 150 year old items from back when hand craftmanship was more common. You are keeping the craft alive and as long as people have feet, the need for quality footwear will be appreciated.

So Cool Trent ...I've got a Pfaff walking foot table machine and a Juki DL 555 Thanks For The Tour

Tools, tools and more tools….can never have too many! That’s for showing us your toy box gents! Side note, thanks for using the shoehorn when polishing few videos ago.

just started leather working. Got some patterns for wallets and card holders. Hope to expand to shoes/boots repairs few years later. Maybe into boot making too 😜😜 Thanks for the inspiration Trenton & Heath!

Мастера своего дела. Спасибо за экскурсию. Очень интересно.

Cool video. If you run out of video ideas, take one of your machines and demonstrate its use and show how it compares to hand use.

That intro was hilarious! 🤣🤣👏🏼👏🏼

@TrentonHeath

2 жыл бұрын

😂

Fascinating

It goes to show that you were a teacher in the past. Congrats 4 making this video! Thx a lot!

@TrentonHeath

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much!

Thanks cool video

so so interesting! I had no idea there would be so much dust (not sure why I thought that with all those sanders!!!)

@TrentonHeath

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, we had to fix that problem quickly.

Thanks Heath some lovely made machines......John

@TrentonHeath

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks, John

It was good to see your sense of humor as well great video

@TrentonHeath

2 жыл бұрын

😁 Thanks.

How about the hand sole peeler & nail puller/snipper? Maker(s)? And thanks for much for the show-and-tell on all you equipment!

Thanks for the video guys, I find stuff like this fascinating. It's part of Americana. I wonder what the maintenance schedule is to maintain all this equipment. With so many blades, moving parts that need oil and filters, how often do you have to have technicians come in?

@TrentonHeath

2 жыл бұрын

Heath keeps on top of all the maintenance, both scheduled and immediate repairs. Mostly, keep them oiled!

That was a really nice video.

@TrentonHeath

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Прекрасное оборудование !

Nice video, Heath. Unfortunately , I did not receive the “mechanically inclined” gene, so I found all of this fascinating. Thanks much!

Very informative! It's so good to see old machinery being utilised. Also, what make are the yellow handled knives that you guys are using? Keep the good work

😂 The intro!! Thank you!

@TrentonHeath

2 жыл бұрын

👍😁

My daughter Morgan and my son in-law are in Tennessee visiting her best friend Emma. They went to your guys store yesterday, Morgan said you were closed but still working. She said you guys were soooo inviting and friendly! She had such a nice time visiting and talking with you guys. I was so excited to hear all that! She sent me a pic of her with the both of you guys. You guys are awesome! To be honest I would of been surprised if you guys were any different then how you come across, so genuine...... I Love you guys! Thank you for being so great with my baby girl! God Bless the two of you and your families.

@TrentonHeath

2 жыл бұрын

It was a pleasure meeting them all. They were great folks, and we had a nice time chatting with them. We’re glad they stopped by. Thank you as well for watching! We were glad to hear you enjoy the channel. If you’re ever in town, feel free to come on by. God bless.

@antmessina1966

2 жыл бұрын

I look forward to it!

Watching your repairs on shoes and boots is something to see. I never really knew what went into repairing boots and shoes. Now I do, and you and your brother plus Nick at Stridewise have taught me to buy better shoes and boots. Can't figure out who the 1 person that did'nt like this video..?

@TrentonHeath

2 жыл бұрын

That’s awesome, thanks!

I am so happy to see how health and safety focused your shop is….

@TrentonHeath

2 жыл бұрын

Health is important!!

Neat video, some old machines are pretty cool, a few years ago I sold a 1940's Singer Serging machine that was my fathers. Ended up freighting it from Ohio to L.A. to get forwarded onto Nagasaki.

@TrentonHeath

2 жыл бұрын

Wow!

Have you ever heard of the dress shoe brand, TAFT? I'd be interested to see a review on them and hear what you guys think! Also I love your channel! Thanks for the great content and can't wait for more to come! I've worked with shoes since I was 16. Watching your content feeds the shoe junkie in me!

Love your intro. I wouldn't be surprised when everything is running it can get right noisy in there.

@TrentonHeath

2 жыл бұрын

It’s actually not too bad. We wear ear protection on a couple of our machines.

Wonderful to see those well used tools and machines still running so well. Y'all have been taking good care of them. Though I was saddened not to see those razor/box cutter knives you use in every video. Those things seem like they'll cut through anything!

@TrentonHeath

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks.

Give thanks for the info and wisdom... can I please ask what kind of "Stand/Jackstand" you guys use, and what to look out for when purchasing one? Thank you.

Good video

Can yall do a video going over the different things for a resole? For example I was looking for what I wanted for my boots and I wasn't sure if I needed a 1/2" or 3/4" welt. Just going over the different options that yall offer in more detail

I love the tool and machine I look vintage how I wish I have that those😢

Landis is an impressive company.