December 26, 2009 Comprehensive tutorial for the Cemented Construction
So this step by step shoemaking guide is my present for beginner shoemakers. Note: this won’t replace a master, so you can try to make a pair shoe, but you can achieve more success with proper instructions.
I put together these pictures from a video I made for students, so this is NOT the way I make shoes, but an easy to follow, handy method to make your first pair. Enjoy!
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Al
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Thank you for this, and very well done to whomever took the photographs.
One day I hope to be able to come and visit you in Budapest and learn from you in person!
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Al
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Do you do all the lasting with the one size of pincers rather than using different width jaws for different areas of the shoe?
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Andrew
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can you share this video please?
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koronya
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I use the same pliers.
No, I can’t post that video, as it is more than an hour, but it will come out in DVD very soon.
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Andrew
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How much money will cost DVD?
What else lessons on it will be?
Delivery in other countries is possible?
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KrisTi
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So good pictures
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Btw, now I will have some free time in January, so I try to make some “shoes” (:-D some “shoes” because, it takes years to make real shoes, but..) I already find some interesting leather form Estonia also:) So for the next ones I will use ostrich leather:) ..if they forbear critic,I will send some pictures to you also:)
Have a wonderful and inspiriting year 2010!
KrisTi
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Alexey
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Thank you very much!
KORONYA shoes the best!!!!!
Happy New Year!!!
From Russia with Love.
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ritika
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great tutorial, marcell!
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workboots
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Hi, I really enjoyed visiting your site and reading the interesting articles and comments that are posted here. Nice job, keep up the good work.
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E. Hamilton
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This is an awesome tutorial as Im just getting started in bespoke, turned and soft soled shoes……I already have several shoes ready but im having a little bit of a hard time finding a soft sole that wont wear out so fast…..I think even the pictures are amazing… Thank you for sharing as not many are willing for the budding artist with only a dream to begin…. : D
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kevindeleon
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Marcell,
What type of adhesive are you using for the sole and heel?
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