Love watching your videos. I prefer a "regular guy" video doing something he enjoys over all the fancy tech stuff. Makes me feel comfortable to try new things. Hope you still continue adding some woodworking videos also but you did a fantastic job with this. Keep up the great work.

I have been trying to work on reblocking, shaping and making my own fedora hats. You have filled in a lot of gaps. Thank you! This has been very educational. Thank you for sharing your process

Great video. Thank you for posting this. Really enjoyed your creative thinking and problem solving.

Even though the Indiana Jones hat is my favorite, that hat looks pretty dang sweet. Great job! Please do more Indy hats too!

Wow, you have given me so many ideas! Thank you! I'm just getting into hat making and this is amazing!!!

Yup confirmed, you are definitely the guy I want making my temple of doom bridge bash hat... Your work is incredible...

Another great hat. This was really interesting. Thanks for posting, and thumbs up!

Wonderful video! It just so happens that I planned to make a hat out of rabbit felt as well, this is a great guide. First time I've ever had the first like/comment as well lol

Great video love the hat

Pretty cool process and awesome job. That thing came out pretty sweet!

Love your video, so cool and informative

That’s really nice! You make it look too easy. 😊

I like your style. Lovely easy videos to watch. Keep going. It’s great, thanks.

Very nicely done!!!

I love your channel and your content :)

Nice video! Wish I saw this before I massacred my own hat band replacement. Attempt number two will be much better!

Very cool 😀

Do you make these for potential customers? They look great!

Are you ever gonna make a new hat we need another video

Also, you want to capture that reeding wire with a metal ferrule or shrink tubing, ensure the length of the wire is 1.5cm longer than the sweatband and pull it closed with a stitch after feeding the ferrule or shrink tubing into the reeding tape and slap a piece of white masking tape on it to keep it closed until you zigzag it closed. If the wire is not longer than the sweatband it will leave a line on your forehead and will be uncomfortable and will also be difficult to install.

THANK YOU

Do you spray with a shellac after getting the shape you want? My 20 year old 'Australian Outback' hat is looking pretty beat and needs some seroius blocking, stiffening. I was thinking of steaming, reshaping, but was concerned it still might look pretty limp and bash not so defined. Any advice appreciated!

You are a genius ,loved the video I have about ten hats mostly western, do sell your hats ? If so what price range

How do I procure or make the sweatband? Didnt see it on Amazon.

Hi, I am trying to make my first felt hat. I have a pinch shaped block and have the tie cord tied, but on my first few attempts I have been unsuccessful at getting the cord tight and staying that way so I can push it down to the bottom of block. What am I missing?

Where did you buy The felter?

Where did you find the hat hoods?

Where did you get your hat body from

Where do you get your hats from?

What type of bow is that called?

Please make another hat video. This time show us how to make and insert the liner, please.

very nice hat! any chance you could reply to my comment on your table top coin toss game about the dimensions/plans to complete it for my dad for fathers day? Thanks!

Hey Davy why did ya quit making vidjas?

Never iron directly on the brim. It will give the felt a shiny finish. Iron through an old, clean piece of bed sheet or similar cotton material.