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Photo essay: Hidetaka Fukaya
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Hidetaka Fukaya seconds?Originally Posted by voxsartoria
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Would make sense, as he is the most expensive shoe guy in Florence.
It's said that he is mostly consulted by his fellow countrymen because of the easier communication.
Gazman, I wonder (well actually not as you obviously liked a less severe version better) why you didn't go with his typical "dagger" shaped chisel.
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Would make sense, as he is the most expensive shoe guy in Florence.Originally Posted by Cravate_Noire
It's said that he is mostly consulted by his fellow countrymen because of the easier communication.
Gazman, I wonder (well actually not as you obviously liked a less severe version better) why you didn't go with his typical "dagger" shaped chisel.
Broad feet meant that the toe box would be too aggressively tapered to achieve his distinctive shape. It would look more like a spade rather than a dagger. He tried it at first but the toe box was far too long. Bring in back meant producing a broader but chiseled toe.
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those DM's are niceOriginally Posted by luk-cha
yes they are!
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I like how he shipped the box just as a....box! (see stamps)
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yes they are!Originally Posted by maomao1980
getting some are we???
I like how he shipped the box just as a....box! (see stamps)Originally Posted by maomao1980
i hope it is recyclable
Personally, I think its a tax dodge.Originally Posted by gazman70k
lol
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