"I hope you enjoyed this video..." Immensely Once again I find myself smiling at the end. Uri doesn't know how to end his videos. That's because he's too polite to leave his guests
@@censusgary legal to own, but not legal to obtain. you'd probably have to find a source of recycled ivory. though i don't know the laws everywhere and it might not be legal to own either.
Your endings are perfect! They're genuine, funny and you. That's a nifty little hammer Uri, I want one! Every christmas I look for miniature tools to put in my families stockings. This would be perfect but it's one of a kind - I suppose that makes it even better! You had me busting up, do you even know how funny you are? You must, you laugh at yourself all the time. Thanks for the awesome video!!
As an early subscriber I have to say your videos have really improved as of late. I’m enjoying your quirky/whimsical edits and overall content. Very well done! Keep it up!
I’m sitting here trying to distill my complete appreciation for what you do into words. I feel like I owe you this. Those were the words I came up with.That’s it. Was hoping for more. Charmed.
You are just so much fun to watch create things, it’s like I myself am sitting there studying and watching every step. One word, “FANTASTIC!” I am so glad I happened across your channel several months ago. Oh yes, I received my pencil and my Pigeon pin which I proudly wear on my Stetson hat where ever I go. Thank you for sending them. 👍👍👍
I never knew you could turn metals on the lathe with hand tools until I saw Clickspring. You do a great job of it too. I want to try it, but all I have is a pole lathe that is put away for the winter.
G'day Cadwaladr, I've turned brass on my home-made pole lathe. All you need is to drill a small diameter hole in each end (as central as you can manage) for the dead centres to locate in eg. =< The extra depth of the hole will store oil and keep it lubricated. Then use a graver style tool (like Uri's or Clickspring's). You can make one out of an old, small, triangular file, re-shaped on the end. :) Cheers Duncan
Always inspirational and fun. Your work was fun to watch b4 mini lathe and mesmerizing to watch now! Love it when you talk to us! Keeps me company on days when i have non.
Really nice looking "soft face" hammer. Now you need to turn several faces for it from different woods, brass, aluminum, etc.. It would be interesting to see maybe walnut, oak, purple heart, maple (soft), or what ever woods you have available in varying hardness.
Don't know how I ended up here, I've come to the conclusion, Uri, you are either nuts or a genius...or both.., I love it!!! Either way I greatly enjoy this channel and have watched all your videos, keep up the great work and never change your attitude , you are a blast to watch and your enjoyable, relaxed work ethic makes me smile during a morning coffee. Cheers to a great future
You'll have to make a steady rest for your lathe. A steel body with adjustable brass dogs. Perhaps some tiny bearings pressed into some Delrin rollers. The build would make another great video and a great tool for those long jobs. Nice work on that hammer!
You make making things fun ! and the best part is your all Original all the other guys steal ideas for each other then brand it with their name as if they came up with the idea.
"... A few taps until it's completely ... off center. Yeah" . Best. Truing. Ever. Also looking forward to the brass mallet one. Given your previous work, I'm curious to see whether it'll be regular awesome or super awesome.
If this guy ever turned to doing nefarious deeds, with his "unusual" thinking, the world would be in even bigger trouble! Great stuff and so entertaining.
It is good watching you making tools with tools you made to make tools .or something like that .but I rely enjoy watching you making tools and other stuff.
“If it’s not nice and true, we can give it a few taps until it’s… completely out of centre.” Great project, great sense of humour, forever one of my favourite channels.
Cellulose plastic was designed to replace ivory billiard balls. So you can also use some types of plastic in place of ivory in some applications. American Holly also is very light and can be made to look like ebony with dye. Black plastic is a suitable substitute for the most expensive ebonies though, which are more uniform in their color.
@@urituchmanpigeon You're welcome, and thank you for sharing your work! You make things much better than I can - I just spend a lot of time collecting esoteric info. There is also a video called "Turning Metal by hand" on the build something cool channel, you might find the guy he interviews has some interesting information for you.
Uli, put a guard in front of the chuck. One slip of the tool going freehand into the jaws and you'll get a nasty injury! Freehand is best in a collet! Still, enjoyed it!
I suggest buying a center drill bit. They are designed to make a starting center hole in metal. They are different than a drill bit. Using a drill bit to start a hole is very iffy as drill bits will wander off center, as I can see in the vid. Buy one (or a set) you will like them in a drilling application.
You could've used a deer antler piece that was straight enough Uri. Wear a dust mask when you turn antler horn. It looks like ivory but you can get it almost anyware legally. They sell them as dog chew toys.
I didn't know "This old Tony" was a lot... French-er in his beggingings. Good stuff man, I bet it must be really exciti g adding a new tool like that one to the shop.
If it weren't for the whole international shipping problem, I would think it would be great to send those rubber shavings to Peter Brown. In any case, I love this video (as always) and I love your endings! Thanks, my friend.
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you should construct a gong, so that you may strike it to efficiently mark the end of a video
Think of all that brass surface area with engraving potential.
I don't know why I find this imagery so hilarious.
That's an idea
If we get enough likes on this one, would you do it?
@@urituchmanpigeon Hello from one year in the future! I just wanted to stop by and say that in the time that I live in, this is still a good idea.
No "HELLO MY GOOD FRIENDS!!!" slide in? I am dissapoint :(
Nah, you didn't disappoint us. Well not me anyway.
I second this.
URI never disappoints but I love the sliding in saying “hello friends”!
@@SzonSer Absolutely
Very nice!
One tip, do not stop the lathe with the drill still in. Retract drill first, then stop lathe
Of all the channels and videos I watch, you have the best endings.
agree!!
That bishop clip was hilarious. Nice video
You are the most innovative and talented artist I have ever seen. Thank you for another great video.
"I hope you enjoyed this video..."
Immensely
Once again I find myself smiling at the end.
Uri doesn't know how to end his videos.
That's because he's too polite to leave his guests
It's a shame you can only hit the "like" button once. That musical interlude was great.
Thanks!
Love the handle on that hammer. Properly baroque in style, nice shape. Very well done!
"ivory today is a little bit... not legal"
Just a little ...
@@censusgary legal to own, but not legal to obtain. you'd probably have to find a source of recycled ivory. though i don't know the laws everywhere and it might not be legal to own either.
Real ivory is totally not cool, bro
@Charlie Vetsworth i think white paper micarta is also better than ivory personally. it has a nice similar to ivory look and it quite durable.
Elk have ivory, they have 2 near the front of their top jaw, they look like teeth.
Nice job on the soft face hammer. Love the old world look of your builds.
I wasnt expecting the bishop, bravo my good sir, you gave me a good chuckle.
You showed most of the capabilities of that cute small lathe, which I under estimated, seeing its size and power. Beautiful piece of work.
I've never tried turning aluminum with wood turning tools. It was cool to watch. Thanks!
Wonderful person you seem to be. Fun to watch you enjoy the gifts you were given and do such fantastic work.
Your endings are perfect! They're genuine, funny and you. That's a nifty little hammer Uri, I want one! Every christmas I look for miniature tools to put in my families stockings. This would be perfect but it's one of a kind - I suppose that makes it even better! You had me busting up, do you even know how funny you are? You must, you laugh at yourself all the time. Thanks for the awesome video!!
The Für Elise part was the best
I watched on mute and could tell it must be für Elis thank you for confirming!!
@@Yoshikaable impressive
@@bsod4144 it was really a lucky guess which makes it all the better 😄
lumberjack
You took the words right out of my keyboard!
BenL
That’s amazing!
Video is up for like an hour and already more than 2k views. Uri is such an awesome treasure.
As an early subscriber I have to say your videos have really improved as of late. I’m enjoying your quirky/whimsical edits and overall content. Very well done! Keep it up!
I’m sitting here trying to distill my complete appreciation for what you do into words. I feel like I owe you this.
Those were the words I came up with.That’s it. Was hoping for more.
Charmed.
we need more "Hello my good friends" slide ins
found this channel searching a technique in carving/engraving. watched a couple Uri's vids, subbed for the humor and wonderful craftsmanship!
You are just so much fun to watch create things, it’s like I myself am sitting there studying and watching every step. One word, “FANTASTIC!” I am so glad I happened across your channel several months ago. Oh yes, I received my pencil and my Pigeon pin which I proudly wear on my Stetson hat where ever I go. Thank you for sending them. 👍👍👍
URI, I think you are a little bit of a mad scientist. It comes out in the most creative ways. Beautiful work as always!
Thanks Robert!
Yup, now we need to see Uri's version of a weapon for the Zombie apocalypse. Bet it would be a brain-ing good piece of craft.
@@thomasarussellsr Well, it would likely involve a improbable amount of gears, a crank... And function best to make a salad.
I never knew you could turn metals on the lathe with hand tools until I saw Clickspring. You do a great job of it too. I want to try it, but all I have is a pole lathe that is put away for the winter.
G'day Cadwaladr, I've turned brass on my home-made pole lathe. All you need is to drill a small diameter hole in each end (as central as you can manage) for the dead centres to locate in eg. =< The extra depth of the hole will store oil and keep it lubricated. Then use a graver style tool (like Uri's or Clickspring's). You can make one out of an old, small, triangular file, re-shaped on the end. :) Cheers Duncan
You shouldn't try steel or "hard" metals if you want to keep your fingers but soft metals should be manageable
The screwed face is actually a benefit, soft face or not you'll always need to replace the face eventually.
Great "feature." Replaceable faces. Delron, Brass, Steel!
Very true I never thought of that I might have to make a replaceable face hammer it would be very cool and handy to have around 👍
“I’m going to go away now” is the perfect way to end a video! Another great one my good friend.
There is nothing wrong with the video endings. Im here for the cool stuff you make. And now that you have laite, the possibilities are endless.
This man...
is the hero we need.
the little melody at the end was the best
Beautiful little hammer as with all your work, awesome job. Thanks for sharing.
Who needs precision lathes, Your a inspiration Uri. Love the Vids Keep up the great Work...
Precision is an attribute of the operator. Or as the fellow here says, "I think we can work with it."
@@1pcfred Whats precision mean??
Love it. This has really inspired me to get back down the she and make some stuff on my lathe
Always inspirational and fun. Your work was fun to watch b4 mini lathe and mesmerizing to watch now! Love it when you talk to us! Keeps me company on days when i have non.
I just found your channel- automata, hand-made tools, and humor.... brilliant!!! 👍🏼
Really nice looking "soft face" hammer. Now you need to turn several faces for it from different woods, brass, aluminum, etc..
It would be interesting to see maybe walnut, oak, purple heart, maple (soft), or what ever woods you have available in varying hardness.
Thank you for making me laugh with those extra little bits. Much appreciated!
Thanks for the best videos! Your humor and creativity always make me happy.🤗🤗🤗
Came on my list and watched immediately.... as always.. bravo
Very well done Uri. Good skills, creativity, and a beautiful product.
This channel is awesome. Showin some love!!! Please don't ever stop making videos!!
Uri, I think your awkward closings are perfect (and intentional?) Keep it just the way it is!
u dont need to learn how to end a video. this is way to much fun. Thank u for the hard work.
Your video endings are perfect. Don't change a thing. The more awkward, ungainly, and abrupt the better.
Don't know how I ended up here, I've come to the conclusion, Uri, you are either nuts or a genius...or both.., I love it!!! Either way I greatly enjoy this channel and have watched all your videos, keep up the great work and never change your attitude , you are a blast to watch and your enjoyable, relaxed work ethic makes me smile during a morning coffee.
Cheers to a great future
You'll have to make a steady rest for your lathe. A steel body with adjustable brass dogs. Perhaps some tiny bearings pressed into some Delrin rollers. The build would make another great video and a great tool for those long jobs. Nice work on that hammer!
Focusing on the lathe bed is a brilliant idea. It leaves the viewer an open space to use his imagination.
Ty Uri I have been missing your stuff.
Few taps until it's completely out of center 🤣
Awesome... enjoyed the vid! Thanks for sharing... And BtW You have a great sense of Humor...
Thanks Uri. I like your outro, it has an improvised feel.
Brilliant video Uri, I loved the pawn cameo! Cheers Brother!
You make making things fun ! and the best part is your all Original all the other guys steal ideas for each other then brand it with their name as if they came up with the idea.
"What the...", I laughed so hard at that!
A little AvE influence? "Tappy tap tap!" You make GREAT content, Uri...and your creations are always beautiful, functional art.
I love your videos Uri. Dont change a thing.
Great video , I love seeing the new lathe content.
Uri, your's are some of my favorite videos.
You made a lathe! Your achievements will never stop
"... A few taps until it's completely ... off center. Yeah" . Best. Truing. Ever.
Also looking forward to the brass mallet one. Given your previous work, I'm curious to see whether it'll be regular awesome or super awesome.
If this guy ever turned to doing nefarious deeds, with his "unusual" thinking, the world would be in even bigger trouble! Great stuff and so entertaining.
spilled my tea at 8:25 Thank you! Grandios, wie immer!
your video endings are the best don't change
Great job Uri - ATB
Nice work Uri
I have no idea why my last subscribe click did not work. I'm so glad this popped up in my recommended. Great video! thank you :)
Uri has been watching This Old Tony again. I think you are picking up his sense of video humor.
One of my favorite content creators :D Keep up the great work Uri !
It is good watching you making tools with tools you made to make tools .or something like that .but I rely enjoy watching you making tools and other stuff.
I love this guy.
“If it’s not nice and true, we can give it a few taps until it’s… completely out of centre.” Great project, great sense of humour, forever one of my favourite channels.
you are working art,which i feel different from others
The man himself is part on parcel of the art itself
That's a pretty little hammer, and not bad for a lathe newbie.
Experienced at engraving, this is just circular engraving where the machine move the workpiece for you
@@thomasarussellsr I am a wood turner but, looking to get a metal turning lathe soon.
You are amazing, i so looking forward to every video you put up.
Cellulose plastic was designed to replace ivory billiard balls. So you can also use some types of plastic in place of ivory in some applications. American Holly also is very light and can be made to look like ebony with dye. Black plastic is a suitable substitute for the most expensive ebonies though, which are more uniform in their color.
Thanks for the info!
@@urituchmanpigeon You're welcome, and thank you for sharing your work! You make things much better than I can - I just spend a lot of time collecting esoteric info. There is also a video called "Turning Metal by hand" on the build something cool channel, you might find the guy he interviews has some interesting information for you.
You have the best video endings on TH-cam
I always sit smiling like an idiot after watching your videos thanks.
I always love the goofs Yuri, it's good to see them. Now if only we could get the "hello friends!" as you slide I from off screen back ;)
More Vorsprung Durch Tuchman, courtesy of Uri and his charming humour. :-)
Uli, put a guard in front of the chuck. One slip of the tool going freehand into the jaws and you'll get a nasty injury! Freehand is best in a collet! Still, enjoyed it!
The song played with the hammer was the perfect end....... but the Gong idea is interesting
That bishop "mishap" made me laugh out loud
Love your videos and the editing. Keep it up.
I suggest buying a center drill bit. They are designed to make a starting center hole in metal. They are different than a drill bit. Using a drill bit to start a hole is very iffy as drill bits will wander off center, as I can see in the vid. Buy one (or a set) you will like them in a drilling application.
"to tappy tap the stock into truthfulness" M8 are you an interrogator?
Ve Have Vays of Making You True..........
Didn't think anyone actually reads the description ¦D
This Old Uri is finally working with machines! *g* Have fun Uri.
8:22 Very clever!
Love that bit... But can he play The Entertainer on the lathe with this mallet?
Great stuff Uri!
The lathe is cool, but I love it most when you work brass too :)
Talents . Just subscribed . I'm impressed so far .
You could've used a deer antler piece that was straight enough Uri. Wear a dust mask when you turn antler horn. It looks like ivory but you can get it almost anyware legally. They sell them as dog chew toys.
For your consideration: "GOODBYE MY GOOD FRIENDS" slide-outs.
If you like the look of ivory I recommend holy. American holly works beautifully and finishes with a look that nicely compares to Ivory.
I didn't know "This old Tony" was a lot... French-er in his beggingings.
Good stuff man, I bet it must be really exciti g adding a new tool like that one to the shop.
If it weren't for the whole international shipping problem, I would think it would be great to send those rubber shavings to Peter Brown. In any case, I love this video (as always) and I love your endings! Thanks, my friend.
Wonderful work
you are one awesome guy keep up the good work.
Nice work thanks for sharing
You are incredibly genius.. thanks for sharing 👍
That's the cutest lathe i've ever seen.