Here a scapel is used to carve out the initial square/rectangle area. Care is taken not to go all the way to the side of the shoe disrupting the stitches between the upper and midsole, and care is taken not to cut through the bottom of the shoe.
After the initial cuts, a flat screw driver is used to prey up the piece needing removal.
Here the section to be removed is demonstrated in a closer view.
Here the hole created is demonstrated and can be filled with a number of soft materials.
Here the soft material I will use is being measured against the piece removed. Depending on the thicknesses of material, you may need more than one piece of padding to completely fill the hole.
And the final product!! But not as beautiful as the Giants come from behind victory today against the Braves.
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