Uri, this piece is absolutely divine. I love the way your mind works and the things you create are beautiful while being functional with a touch of witty humour. Keep it up sir!
I just started watching you recently. I had no idea you have been posting for 5 years! Thanks! I now have a great source for my binge-watching time. Now I just need to create some of that "time."!
Genius! You are the Renaissance man of making builds interesting and aesthetically beautiful. It’s criminal that you have not got more subscribers - something needs to be done about that!
Das ist das beste Teil bisher Unglaublich wie viel Tiefe durch das bisschen gravieren entsteht Du bist noch mehr Künstler als Maker und viel mehr Maker als die meisten.
I don't know what I like more, your craftsmanship, your video making, or your weird (German?) sense of humor lol. Anyway I really enjoy your content thanks for everything
This guy is the most talented person iv ever seen. He has the idea then builds it in detail on levels that match the goat. Then does it with precision. He's a master on many levels
I am so happy to see the treadle scroll saw still in use, and with the addition of a buffing wheel! This piece is just beautiful! I'm sure Michelangelo would be proud :)
Great job. I love the classical nature / tone of your videos. And this was by far the best editing job and music sync I've seen in a long time. I wish there were more videos but I'm fine with watching earlier ones over again. It's great to end my day with a smile and that's what I get from your efforts. Cheers and thanks mate.
*blinking dryly* yes. That is what an test indicator is used for. Or comparing to gauge blocks. Exclusively. Even the thousand dollar test indicators from Sweden. They are useless without something to compare, or test against... Hence the name..... Feeling like there is a r/woosh moment here... and its me that got wooshed.
@@jimandaubz not really a r/woosh moment, I was just pointing out the fact that even if it isn't the most precise instrument it would still do a pretty dang good job of those kind of measurements. I'm mostly just impressed that he was able to make it work as well as it did, not that I'm surprised he did though.
@@bexpi7100 ah. You mentioned lathes, so I wasn't sure if you had used a test indicator before. But, all test indicators, even the modern dial test indicators work just like his, and only as accurate as his as well. And they are exactly used for aligning and centering tools and parts in machining. So I was a bit taken back by your commit. Well, good eye! You inferred the exact proper use of the tool! I have worked with grey-bearded "machinist" with 30 years in the field whom never realized the pros and cons of the test indicator as well as you did. 👍
@@jimandaubz Well not quite since the good one's have jeweled very low friction movements. My Mitutoyo's will do 10ths and I have an old American Machinist book written in 1910 showing a shop made DTI with a high rate of amplification that will do about 60-70% better than my modern one's. However dti's are mostly a null setting tool where as you said your pre setting them against a known reference surface and trying for minimal runout or part deviation. They "indicate" somethings out reliably and to quite close limits.
@@turningpoint6643 i get what your saying, and agree, but I must disagree. Only in that it appears your getting into nitty gritty and fully technical where as I am speaking in the core mechanism, they all are just a lever amplified. Well, before the gears anyway 😁. Those mito and brown and sharps are fantastically silky though, no doubt, but I prefer the simple screw mechanism, only because of the reliability of them. I had a .0001 mito that ended up with a cracked jewel, after a week of allowing bad parts to leave the shop (going into airplanes no less😵😵😵😵) I did my weekly calibration, it appeared to move smoothly, but it was able to skip some gear teeth randomly. Needless to say, I have preferred the simplest mech possible I am now a low tech inspector 😅.
I'm so happy that your channel has grown and you've been able to collaborate with other creative channels. I hope you continue to gain viewership and meet people, because your content is so interesting, entertaining, and beautiful. Thank you so much for continuing to share your processes, ideas, mistakes, and triumphs with us!
Dude, I've been a sub and fan of yours for ages. You do amazing and inspiring work. I do a lot of wood carving and i see your work, and I'm envious. I wish one day i could be as good as you at engaging and your precise measurements. I love your channel, please keep being awesome and making these "odd" videos about these kinds of tools and stuff. Your personality is so positive, it cheers up my day and inspires me to make things. :)
I just love the imagery of Michelangelo's god indicating with his foot, it just puts a smile on my face whenever I think about it. I just love your whimsy...
I'm currently experimenting with plating/marking and etching copper. I found using a doorbell transformer (AC) you can mark with black. Using a charger and using DC with - in the water, + on object you can etch (using a resist, nail polish, vinyl-sticker etc). With DC + in the water and - on object you can plate using the +material as source. Hope to share some results soon, my first tests have been great! Thank you for sharing your video's. I enjoy your humor and passion!
That is the greatest test indicator I have ever seen. On a side note, I love the shot with the (foot-cranked?) buffing wheel, which is awesome, only to top it off with a cat! I mean, cats are awesome, and not even foot powered! Thanks for sharing, Uri!
As usual you do not disappoint! You are amazing and your talents know no bounds. Besides being informative and practical your artistic expression is absolutely wonderful!!!!
If you look at 15:20 and on, you can see the "angle" bouncing around also, which also affects the accuracy. Overall - A VERY Nice project. You "might" have to sand the spring a little more to make it less strong to prevent tension movement. However, it is a great little project.
Lol I don't know what you created but it is awesome. Absolutely love seeing you take nothing but materials and turn it into something special. I am an engraver myself but it is engraving by a machine. I took it one step further and I am able to take a picture and copy that picture over into metal. It's so cool though the way you do your type of Engraving.
Beautiful. Loved this. I used test indicators every day as a tool & die maker, but I never imagined them as the hand of God. Lol. Well done! Very creative. Liked & subscribed.
Maybe you 119 people 'liking' this comment will do a little research and realize that the scientific and engineering technology they were able to create without CVC machines and computer technology BLOWS AWAY anything comparable to what the greatest minds of today could replicate with hand tools. :)
@@tjmmcd1 wow tom thats so profound. Though the greatest minds back then could only dream of the ease, accuracy and precision that all our modern new fangled CNC machines allow us today, which is why we don't still do things the way they did back then. But besides all that, I think you're entirely wrong as there are absolutely craftsmen who are equal or greater in skill as the craftsmen back then simply due to the fact that the knowledge they had back then has only been compounded and improved upon for hundreds of years.
This is another mysterious work with a dream. Where do these ideas come from? A cute cat also appeared and tasted a very satisfying time. Thank you very much.
I don't know who's nation you belong to, but you're a national treasure of wherever you live, Uri. Your weird shit will be in museums in like 300 years. Start a patreon, man. I'll donate. I don't even want patreon exclusives. I just want to give you money for these videos.
Awesome! I wouldn't use it for inspection, but it works great for relative measurements like dialing in concentricity and straightness. Basically, I would take the measurement itself with a grain of salt (due to cosine error, which means the measurement changes depending on the angle of the stylus/finger, unless you took that into account), but if you want to check if something is straight, this would work great!
I agree, at the end Ive set it up in a fixed angle to get repeatability in the results. This mechanism inherently has a lot of slack so its better if it engages the piece with some depth to begin with. I think that's way this type of indicator is obsolete, but it's such a clever and simple design.
Awesome video as always. Loved this line:
"You're probably wondering about the lab coat. Well, I used to be a gardener."
I didn't wear the coat... I also wasn't a gardener. 😂😂🤣
That and the cat watching him buff were the best parts!
"And now .... well the more you know ..." xD
Imagine what kind of garden he made
Imagine what kind of garden he DIDN'T make!
Glorious.
Thank you!
Loved the Ride of the Valkyries :) Very Monty Python/Terry Gilliam.
That's exactly what I was going to say!! It made me lol for reals..
Isn't it "Flight"? Maybe I'm wrong..
@@c0ldc0ne ah yes, "The Plight of the Fumble-Me", by Ripyer-Corsetsoff
It's absolutely sickening how skillful you are in so many disciplines.
At 10:05, cat is like "I do not approve of this, nor do I care enough to take any action..."
It takes a great deal of disapproval to make a cat get off the radiator.
You have, without question, created THE COOLEST test indicator ever!! Wherever you go to get your ideas, keep going!!
From 14:45 to 15:50 might just be the single greatest sequence ever committed to film.
"It should be fairly safe, but it's not amazingly safe."
Perfect.
I love the way you make a fancy pants gold plated Michelangelo test indicator but you like the unbranded plain labelled polish!
Ah! The high dose of sheer excellence and humour I've very much come to enjoy from your videos, Uri. Truly, you rank among the very best, I'd say.
holy shitballs, you made a saw out of that old sewing machine. So happy I found our channel.
Uri, this piece is absolutely divine. I love the way your mind works and the things you create are beautiful while being functional with a touch of witty humour. Keep it up sir!
I just started watching you recently. I had no idea you have been posting for 5 years! Thanks! I now have a great source for my binge-watching time. Now I just need to create some of that "time."!
Genius! You are the Renaissance man of making builds interesting and aesthetically beautiful. It’s criminal that you have not got more subscribers - something needs to be done about that!
Wow, it is a Decibelmeter, which measures the Music intensity. Brilliant video.
Possibly the most under-subbed channel on TH-cam. Brilliant craftsmanship as always, and amusing as well.
By far the nicest person on You Tube hands down
Das ist das beste Teil bisher
Unglaublich wie viel Tiefe durch das bisschen gravieren entsteht
Du bist noch mehr Künstler als Maker und viel mehr Maker als die meisten.
Thank you for your instructional but never full videos! Love the fact you always show failures and how you get to the point where things finally work!
What I like the best is when you problem solve. Learning from mistakes makes for the best results. I'm so glad I discovered you videos.
I don't know what I like more, your craftsmanship, your video making, or your weird (German?) sense of humor lol. Anyway I really enjoy your content thanks for everything
This guy is the most talented person iv ever seen. He has the idea then builds it in detail on levels that match the goat. Then does it with precision. He's a master on many levels
I can't tell you how much I love this channel.
when you see youtube channels stating genius level workers , there should be an automatic referral to your channel , incredible work
Of all the absolutely crazy cool things you've built, that one hit all my buttons. I'm a hobby machinist, BTW. Thanks for sharing.
Wonderfully done, hand polished, by actual bare hand. True artisan, master of craft.
Uri 's craftsmanship, spirit and drive makes my heart smile.
Amazing video, not only ingenious but refreshingly entertaining.
So cool ma! seriously love that
Thanks!
I love how much of your personality comes through in your videos. It adds so much to the experience. :-)
Your videos always inspire me to get up and make cool stuff. Thank you for everything you do.
“It’s a pretty simple assembly, See? I suppose” LOL and you always make all of your creations to look so beautiful.
Fantastic work and I loved the choreography during the musical interlude! Your videos are always a pleasure to watch!
Your videos are absolutely brilliant. From your personality, the editing and the content. Your a true craftsman
In this day and age it is so beautiful to see, how humble thou art.
I am so happy to see the treadle scroll saw still in use, and with the addition of a buffing wheel! This piece is just beautiful! I'm sure Michelangelo would be proud :)
This kind of over the top design work is almost a lost art these days. I love it.
Great job. I love the classical nature / tone of your videos. And this was by far the best editing job and music sync I've seen in a long time. I wish there were more videos but I'm fine with watching earlier ones over again. It's great to end my day with a smile and that's what I get from your efforts. Cheers and thanks mate.
It would actually do quite well for purely comparative measurements like centering work in a lathe. Very cool.
*blinking dryly*
yes.
That is what an test indicator is used for.
Or comparing to gauge blocks.
Exclusively.
Even the thousand dollar test indicators from Sweden.
They are useless without something to compare, or test against...
Hence the name.....
Feeling like there is a r/woosh moment here... and its me that got wooshed.
@@jimandaubz not really a r/woosh moment, I was just pointing out the fact that even if it isn't the most precise instrument it would still do a pretty dang good job of those kind of measurements. I'm mostly just impressed that he was able to make it work as well as it did, not that I'm surprised he did though.
@@bexpi7100 ah. You mentioned lathes, so I wasn't sure if you had used a test indicator before.
But, all test indicators, even the modern dial test indicators work just like his, and only as accurate as his as well.
And they are exactly used for aligning and centering tools and parts in machining.
So I was a bit taken back by your commit.
Well, good eye!
You inferred the exact proper use of the tool! I have worked with grey-bearded "machinist" with 30 years in the field whom never realized the pros and cons of the test indicator as well as you did. 👍
@@jimandaubz Well not quite since the good one's have jeweled very low friction movements. My Mitutoyo's will do 10ths and I have an old American Machinist book written in 1910 showing a shop made DTI with a high rate of amplification that will do about 60-70% better than my modern one's. However dti's are mostly a null setting tool where as you said your pre setting them against a known reference surface and trying for minimal runout or part deviation. They "indicate" somethings out reliably and to quite close limits.
@@turningpoint6643 i get what your saying, and agree, but I must disagree.
Only in that it appears your getting into nitty gritty and fully technical where as I am speaking in the core mechanism, they all are just a lever amplified. Well, before the gears anyway 😁.
Those mito and brown and sharps are fantastically silky though, no doubt, but I prefer the simple screw mechanism, only because of the reliability of them.
I had a .0001 mito that ended up with a cracked jewel, after a week of allowing bad parts to leave the shop (going into airplanes no less😵😵😵😵) I did my weekly calibration, it appeared to move smoothly, but it was able to skip some gear teeth randomly. Needless to say, I have preferred the simplest mech possible I am now a low tech inspector 😅.
Beautiful work. The fact that it kinda works makes it even better.
Vous êtes un Artiste,Monsieur
URI you mad man I am a student machinist from Arizona and I love this so much, you just continue to step up your game. amazing!
I am really looking forward to seeing you at Makers Central. You are one of my favourite creators on TH-cam.
Congratulations, Uri
Thank you for sharing your beautiful work.
Very Monty Pythonesque Uri. Knocked this edit out the park Excellent. Whoops, only saw mdhebert's comment just now, I concur Sir.
I'm so happy that your channel has grown and you've been able to collaborate with other creative channels. I hope you continue to gain viewership and meet people, because your content is so interesting, entertaining, and beautiful. Thank you so much for continuing to share your processes, ideas, mistakes, and triumphs with us!
Great work. I'm a fan as of yesterday. Love your work and the bit if comedy you add. Awesome job buddy.
absolute genius, thanks for the inspiration Uri.
Scathing brilliant. And wonderfully esoteric.
Great video, the artistic/sculptural twist on tools is amazing
Really a beautiful, but also functional piece of work. I love it when a tool shows such care in its design. Starrett, watch out!
THANK YOU for all you do. Beautiful. Brilliant. Inspirational. Hilarious. Love it!
Re-watching. A year later. Still impressed with this silly one!
June 24, 2020
Dude, I've been a sub and fan of yours for ages. You do amazing and inspiring work. I do a lot of wood carving and i see your work, and I'm envious. I wish one day i could be as good as you at engaging and your precise measurements. I love your channel, please keep being awesome and making these "odd" videos about these kinds of tools and stuff. Your personality is so positive, it cheers up my day and inspires me to make things. :)
I truly admire your skill, craftsmanship and artistry!
I just love the imagery of Michelangelo's god indicating with his foot, it just puts a smile on my face whenever I think about it. I just love your whimsy...
אורי , יפהפה! ממש ניהנה לראות את העבודות שלך !
I'm currently experimenting with plating/marking and etching copper. I found using a doorbell transformer (AC) you can mark with black. Using a charger and using DC with - in the water, + on object you can etch (using a resist, nail polish, vinyl-sticker etc). With DC + in the water and - on object you can plate using the +material as source.
Hope to share some results soon, my first tests have been great!
Thank you for sharing your video's. I enjoy your humor and passion!
That is the greatest test indicator I have ever seen. On a side note, I love the shot with the (foot-cranked?) buffing wheel, which is awesome, only to top it off with a cat! I mean, cats are awesome, and not even foot powered! Thanks for sharing, Uri!
You are a light and an inspiration in a world of mediocrity. Thank you for sharing your world with us.
As usual you do not disappoint! You are amazing and your talents know no bounds. Besides being informative and practical your artistic expression is absolutely wonderful!!!!
If you look at 15:20 and on, you can see the "angle" bouncing around also, which also affects the accuracy. Overall - A VERY Nice project.
You "might" have to sand the spring a little more to make it less strong to prevent tension movement. However, it is a great little project.
Lol I don't know what you created but it is awesome. Absolutely love seeing you take nothing but materials and turn it into something special. I am an engraver myself but it is engraving by a machine. I took it one step further and I am able to take a picture and copy that picture over into metal. It's so cool though the way you do your type of Engraving.
Fantastic! Entertaining, funny, skillful, and so very clever. I love your channel.
I am a machinist.
I am definitely going to build this! Love it!
Beautifully executed with your usual style and flair. And with the finest eyebrows on TH-cam!!
15:30 that´s amazing, so creative !
Hi Uri! I love your videos and your sense of humor; plus I'm learning! Thank you for the video. Take care.
Incredibly well done work, your engraving is exceptional and the end result was beautiful.
Absolutely wonderful! Michaelangelo would be pleased! 🎉
Beautiful work. You're videos always inspire me to get my tools out. It's great to see such precision achieved with basic hand tools.
Quickly becoming one of my favorite channels. Keep doing what you do!
God, Michelangelo, Valkyries, Uri, and his cat - what more could one ask for?! Love it!
Man, I am not sure what was better - the idea, the process of making it or the final edit with Wagner!
you sure make some wild stuff. I love that though it's art, it is an actual working tool.
Just so whimsical. Love it Uri!
Beautiful. Loved this. I used test indicators every day as a tool & die maker, but I never imagined them as the hand of God. Lol. Well done! Very creative. Liked & subscribed.
man youve got the renaissance aesthetic on point!
we're all living in 2019 meanwhile this guy is in 1508
Cafe: "We serve breakfast any time, how you want your eggs?"... Yuri: "OK, make mine mid-Renaissance".
>Power tools
It’s 2020 here
Maybe you 119 people 'liking' this comment will do a little research and realize that the scientific and engineering technology they were able to create without CVC machines and computer technology BLOWS AWAY anything comparable to what the greatest minds of today could replicate with hand tools. :)
@@tjmmcd1 wow tom thats so profound. Though the greatest minds back then could only dream of the ease, accuracy and precision that all our modern new fangled CNC machines allow us today, which is why we don't still do things the way they did back then. But besides all that, I think you're entirely wrong as there are absolutely craftsmen who are equal or greater in skill as the craftsmen back then simply due to the fact that the knowledge they had back then has only been compounded and improved upon for hundreds of years.
Extremely creative. Well done. Thanks for all your how to DIY videos you take time to upload.
Super Video, sehr witzige Idee und Wahnsinns Ausführung wie üblich! Danke!
Your videos are always really fun. Keep it up
This is another mysterious work with a dream. Where do these ideas come from? A cute cat also appeared and tasted a very satisfying time. Thank you very much.
That is a piece of art!
Absolutely brilliant!
That polisher was awesome! Great video
You are completely insane. That is the most amazing indicator ever.
Ah, Uri Tuchman, my good friend! Wonderful to see you in the morning!
Keep up the good work. You really deserves more subs with how much work you put into these videos.
Btw the musical number had me rolling. Thank you
Very skilled hands, discoverd you recently and I cannot stop clicking on your videos!
Love your work and your sense of humour
Starret and Mitutoyo are just quaking with fear at this newcomer .... :)
Outstanding Uri. Thank you for sharing.
Con pocas herramientas bàsicas, eres capaz de realizar cosas muy interesantes. Eres un auténtico artista.
I’m a fan for sure. You’re very talented, artistic and skilled. I can aspire to be as creative in my work as you are in yours. Awesome!
I don't know who's nation you belong to, but you're a national treasure of wherever you live, Uri.
Your weird shit will be in museums in like 300 years.
Start a patreon, man. I'll donate. I don't even want patreon exclusives. I just want to give you money for these videos.
I will call you "Ingeniousmith" you are marvelous, awesome piece of art...love your talent, very inspirational!! Thank you for share your artwork 👍👍😊.
So you do have power tools😮 I was starting to wonder 😂 NO WAIT you are powering that with your feet‼️ I love you man, you’re my hero💜
Awesome! I wouldn't use it for inspection, but it works great for relative measurements like dialing in concentricity and straightness. Basically, I would take the measurement itself with a grain of salt (due to cosine error, which means the measurement changes depending on the angle of the stylus/finger, unless you took that into account), but if you want to check if something is straight, this would work great!
I agree, at the end Ive set it up in a fixed angle to get repeatability in the results. This mechanism inherently has a lot of slack so its better if it engages the piece with some depth to begin with. I think that's way this type of indicator is obsolete, but it's such a clever and simple design.
Great job! I love your scroll saw/ grinder/polisher.
Brilliant! Thank you for making my day. Total time of video 18:18, genius!
Awesome craftsmanship as usual, well done uri .