Clogs 1 Looking At Some Old Clogs To See How They Are Constructed 4k 

Another series I'll be looking forward to. Can't wait.

Another great film, I remember quite a few people wearing clogs in the 70’s and making sparks on the floor, in the dark with the clog irons. I live in Bolton Lancashire and clogs were very popular here. I look forward to the clog making series, take care, regards, Chris.

I have 2 pairs of clogs made by Jeremy Atkinson They are the best shoes that I own ,he lives close by and is a real skilled man and great character.

Harry really looking forward to these. And look forward to the finished product one day and also figuring them to see how you get on

This is going to be great! I wore clogs all the time during the late 60's. Wish I still had a pair from back then. Looking forward to learning! Thanks, Harry!

Very interesting! I remember a pair of sandal style clogs in the 70's

Hi Harry the shoe making you did was good, but I. Do like clog making, looking forward to seeing more many thanks

Looking forward to seeing the build. Have been watching your first build, and I am enjoying it alot. Thanks for sharing this with us. Davin

You might be interested to know that no less a personage than Charlie Chaplin started as a clog-dancer (aged 10) in the "Eight Lancashire Lads". He was singled out in an early newspaper report with the high praise of being the best clog-dancer the reviewer had seen on stage in Bolton in the last six months. Perhaps you could perform a clog-dance as the climax of this video series, Harry -- we could then all comment that it's the best clog-dance we've seen on RU-vid (in self-made clogs) in the last six months! Fascinating stuff, as always, Harry, and please keep up the excellent work (with or without a climactic clog-dance sequence)...

I wasn't interested your previous shoe-making videos (because I prefer making pre-modern turnshoes or boots, etc.) "when you do again woodworking videos?", but now you got my attention. I've planned to make some day half leather half wooden clogs for summer farmwork.

I wore clogs for farm work until the early Seventies. A lot better for your feet though they did take some getting used to. I wish you well on making your own pair.

You’re the best! Really looking forward to the clog project. I live in the US and somehow have a copy of an earlier book by Jeremy about clog making. I’m a fan!

Wonderful video. Thank you. I'm learning a lot. I was gifted a pair of shoes like yours, only with more metal on the bottom and mine are a size 8. Not sure how old they are, but it has metal eyelets and the soles at least look manufactured on mass. I just need to figure out how to stop the mould then it would be fun to try making a pair. Looking forward to getting your book and watching more of your videos.

Love old clogs :) Are they actually a pair? can't quite work it out. I will follow your work with interest. Thank you!

I can vaguely remember having a pair of clogs in the 50s, I’m 71 now

I'm really excited about this series! Those are beautiful pieces of footwear. I found a pair of leather women's shoes in GGG Aunt Sue's log cabin that were in about the same shape as your clogs but they cleaned and oiled up very well with harness oil. If you clean yours, please show us how they turned out, before and after.

"410 Long" in plastic the ones I used in the 1970s were paper. My grandad used to make the irons and repair clogs in a cotton mill town Blacksmiths. My dad would like to create sparks on the flags and cobbles all before tarmac came along.

OLD LEATHER SMITH here, Harry, I would be interested in the book on clogs, and where 2 purchase some so I can take apart and make my own they look Very interesting, GOD'S BLESSINGS ✝️⚾🙃

Hi Harry, the adult pair looks like 2 different styles of clogs to me or an I seeing things?

Hello. I'm in the US and found a toddler pair size 14cm clogs that look identical to the second pair you featured in this video, although they are without the horseshoe on the bottom. Are these rare, valuable, or should I just use them as decoration? Also, why would a toddler be wearing a working class shoe? A little too young to be in the workforce right? Any input would be appreciated, thanks!

Right I did not know Walkleys was still in business. The clogs I bought were hand made but that must bec30 or so years ago. Sadly due to covid colne valley museum is currently closed, I just hope it survives. Lots of rich history of the weavers cottages in Golcar where the museum is situated, just bring your coat, it is very high above sea level there and gets very chilly. Scapegoat hill which is just above Golcar is 328 metres above sea level. Brrrrrrŕgghhhh.

Just glad you didn't find an actual mouse in those adult shoes. Looking forward to this.

This looks very interesting, but how are you going to check out the heels they looked like more woodworm than wood.

I've made bellows, so a lot of it seems familiar.

This is ASMR

Is hob nail boots the same

I have a pair of child’s handmade clogs .made by Hearst’s of wigan

The rubbers are called shods ..