Re-soling shoes: half sole vs full resole explained

In this video I show the difference between two major ways of putting new leather soles onto shoes: the half sole repair versus a full resole.
NOTE: There IS an error in my video: an "iron" is a unit of measure of leather thickness equal to 1/48 of an inch, or 0.021 inches. therefore " 10 iron" would be 10/48" or .21 inches thick, not 0.40" as I stated. One other advantage to a half sole resole is that if the original manufacturer’s logo is near enough to the heel, it may be able to be maintained.

Here are links to a couple other videos I reference. “Shoe construction differences: Bonded, Blake stitched, & Goodyear Welted”:
   • Shoe construction differences - Bonde...  

“Shoe Construction: Goodyear Welted shown”:
   • Shoe construction: Goodyear Welted shown  

“Shoe review: Allen Edmonds McAllister wingtip Oxford”:
   • Shoe Review: Allen Edmonds McAllister...