You remind me of someone in a video game that you occasionally have side quests with and you always have some crazy invention you want the main player to test out. Everything you make is so awesome, keep it up.
Thanks! Its funny that you say that because I always find those characters my favorite, especially the dwarf blacksmith from the recent God of War game (sindry I think). Anyways, he has a golden hammer which I'd love to replicate.
Uri, I work as a repairman of brass instruments in the states. I suggest, if you want a higher finish by hand, a product called miracle cloth. I don't know of the availability where you are but it is mainly cloth soaked in coconut oil. It really shines up brass and brings it to a pretty high luster.
17:21 ".. I notice all the places, all the inaccuracies with my engraving" while I can see your point, I think your work is beautiful as it is, I would be astonished to receive such a gift! Superb handcraft, I can't imagine all the hours that was put into its realization, I'm very glad I stumbled upon this channel by pure accident (almost, the Algorithm always knows)
The sound of the sped up engraving clips is just wonderful. It is really cool to watch how you do the turns and fine detail with the metal chisel. Your videos will never fail to amaze! Keep up the great work!
Hey bud dont be so hard on yourself. You can do things more than 3/4 of the Population of the whole planet can, so be proud of yourself. Your work is wonderful and all 100% handmade
You, sir are an amazing friend! To put so much effort and time into a gift is absolutely wonderful! Anyone would be quite moved to receive such a gift!!
I love your videos! I do a lot of wood work with chisels and hand tools and learn with every project. All I can say from personal experience is no one is as critical as the Maker of the project. Your engraving is beautiful!
What a beautiful treasure they will have for the rest of their lives and remembering that you make it especially for them on their special Wedding Day.
My dear friend Uri, Your friend will love his hand made gift you made him i am sure. Such love and patience you put into your pieces. Don't sell yourself short my friend, you do amazing work and that is the beauty in a hand made piece little imperfections which make it perfect because it was all done by hand not machine. Pure talent ! You keep up the Amazing work my friend!! You inspire me.
You should use glue and loose flocking instead of felt. Much cleaner outcome but can be messy. I always flocked into a garbage bag so I could reuse the left over material. Keep up the good work I love your engraving and how you keep it low tech. It really shows your growth as an artist.
You have very impressive skills and patience. Even when your not happy with your finished work you turn out beautiful keepsakes. I would be proud to own your worst work. Great work great video great artist. Thank you for sharing.
The overbend on the fork was not a complete failure. Now you know how to successfully make an epic back scratcher!...lol. Awesome video! Beautiful work as always!
Just found you uri,and im hooked,i,ve watched all your vid,s,and i think your brilliant very funny and talented man,thank you for sharing,ps your cats don,t care about anything,brill
Uri, You are my new favorite craftsman.... I love your artistic eye & mind when you come up with the ideas & give it your best. Just keep on what you are doing & you will become great at it!
I absolutely love how you turn the most basic items into amazing one of a kind pieces of art. You truly are an awesome craftsman. How do you make a super cheap item worth hundreds or even thousands??? Oh just give it to uri!!
@@urituchmanpigeon thanks very much i really love your work. I will try to make a workshop similar to yours where i could relax and create something more peaceful without loud noises only hammer taps thanks again. Keep up. Ivan
How about make a simple sharpening fixture so you can have precision cutting angles on all your chisels then engrave the fixture with the freshly sharpened graver
I know your pain... once made 3 teapots with the spout upside down... Didn't notice until I was trying to use it. Had to look at the first teapot I had ever made to realize what went wrong.
i discovered your channel ,few minutes ago ,and i really enjoyed : your videos ,your humor ,your brilliant ideas,your work , and even your accent :) you got a new subscriber keep it up !
I would love to see you make some sort of, steampunky ventilator and/or goggles. Watched your instructional on how you make engraving tools. So tempted to try.
So a thought came to mind when I rewatched this video. Why not try to hammer harden the knife edge? Its what they would do for bronze blades in the past. It would make it a bit more serviceable and would leave you a very nice finish pattern depending on how much you would sand it afterward.
These were absolutely beautiful man. An inspiration. I would love to do things like this, though I don't expect them to turn out nearly as well as yours.
Uri, I love your low tech approach, it would be great if at the end you gave an estimate of how many hours your projects take. I'm sure it's far more than what the videos let on and will help us appreciate how much effort and dedication you invest into your craft.
Perhaps next time it might be a good idea to put contact paper over the felt before you apply it, that way any excess glue will get on that and you can peel it away afterward.
If you want to aply the golden leafs without showing the imperfection you have to aply a reddish substance, or in case of silver leafs a silvery one. I dont know the english name but a quick search will show it up. You polish that substance one hardened and its marvelous
"I have no idea what I'm doing"
There are no words more inspiring than this!
The entirety of my current highschool career
@@sidneyprice5514 I may have bad news for you on your next 70 or so years...
@@corwin32 lol high school will have nothing to do with the next years
You remind me of someone in a video game that you occasionally have side quests with and you always have some crazy invention you want the main player to test out. Everything you make is so awesome, keep it up.
Thanks! Its funny that you say that because I always find those characters my favorite, especially the dwarf blacksmith from the recent God of War game (sindry I think). Anyways, he has a golden hammer which I'd love to replicate.
Glad to see fellow gamers even here.
"I don't have delicate hands", but I'm about to make and carve some of the most amazing things you've seen.
Uri, I work as a repairman of brass instruments in the states. I suggest, if you want a higher finish by hand, a product called miracle cloth. I don't know of the availability where you are but it is mainly cloth soaked in coconut oil. It really shines up brass and brings it to a pretty high luster.
so youre sayin this stuff can be used for trumpets?
Dr. Locklear I would be careful with that and try and stick to washing your Trumpet with water, but I suppose if you wanted to you could use that.
"We are going to prevail and conquer our innermost leprechauns." - Uri Tuchman, 2018
Yea what was that about. Was something kind of lost in translation?
Do you not have inner leprechauns pestering you all the time? Weird.
@@FrigginBoomToys made perfect sense to me....
Best quote I've heard in a long while.
I am going to start using this.
I imagine your friends were just delighted that you put so much into a gift that can be passed down for many generations.
*Does some of the most intricate and detailed engraving you've ever seen*
"I don't have very delicate hands"
Spray glue! You need spray glue. It is the savior the glue-dripping nation and has saved my sanity and the appearance of my work in many many cases.
17:21 ".. I notice all the places, all the inaccuracies with my engraving" while I can see your point, I think your work is beautiful as it is, I would be astonished to receive such a gift! Superb handcraft, I can't imagine all the hours that was put into its realization, I'm very glad I stumbled upon this channel by pure accident (almost, the Algorithm always knows)
I never subscribe to anyone but I have soo much respect for you Uri, because you hardly ever use power tools.
Great video sir .. very nice work 👍🏽
The sound of the sped up engraving clips is just wonderful. It is really cool to watch how you do the turns and fine detail with the metal chisel. Your videos will never fail to amaze! Keep up the great work!
I love the honesty and journey you take us on. I can't imagine anyone receiving these and not being in total awe! You're a brilliant man Uri!!
I came to your channel because Nick Zammeti made a comment on how much he enjoyed your work. I subscribed immediately and send you love from 🇨🇦.
You sure have the most delicate hands don't doubt yourself those engravings are amazing
Very thoughtful gift, They will have it forever and think of you when they look at them.
I think they are beautiful! Great work💙
On the other side, that first fork bend could have been a great back scratcher!
Nick Zammeti didn't lie...….that was awesome to watch......New subscriber ….thank you for your video!
Hey bud dont be so hard on yourself. You can do things more than 3/4 of the Population of the whole planet can, so be proud of yourself. Your work is wonderful and all 100% handmade
Beautiful workmanship. Love your video's.
what a nice gift !!! all the work you put in these pieces, it tells how much you care for your friends.
You, sir are an amazing friend! To put so much effort and time into a gift is absolutely wonderful! Anyone would be quite moved to receive such a gift!!
You deserve so much more views, man. Quality craftsmanship.
I love your videos! I do a lot of wood work with chisels and hand tools and learn with every project. All I can say from personal experience is no one is as critical as the Maker of the project. Your engraving is beautiful!
What a beautiful treasure they will have for the rest of their lives and remembering that you make it especially for them on their special Wedding Day.
You know it's really good that you show everything because we al make mistakes in this work and you're teaching more by showing it all. 👍🏻
I love your videos. And I love that you don’t use power tools. Thanks.
Must be one heck of a friend you've got, hopefully as good a friend as you are!
"I don't know what I'm doing" well I don't know what you are doing either but I love it
My dear friend Uri, Your friend will love his hand made gift you made him i am sure. Such love and patience you put into your pieces. Don't sell yourself short my friend, you do amazing work and that is the beauty in a hand made piece little imperfections which make it perfect because it was all done by hand not machine. Pure talent ! You keep up the Amazing work my friend!! You inspire me.
וואו מדהים, כל פרויקט שלך מלא בהשקעה, חשיבה ויופי. פשוט אמנות ^^
You should use glue and loose flocking instead of felt. Much cleaner outcome but can be messy. I always flocked into a garbage bag so I could reuse the left over material. Keep up the good work I love your engraving and how you keep it low tech. It really shows your growth as an artist.
Great video mate. Here's a tip, instead of gluing felt to wood, try this stuff called "flocking" which works great and has no edges.
Another wonderful project Uri, I think your friends will love this beautiful presonalised gift. Top job 👍
You have very impressive skills and patience. Even when your not happy with your finished work you turn out beautiful keepsakes. I would be proud to own your worst work. Great work great video great artist. Thank you for sharing.
The overbend on the fork was not a complete failure. Now you know how to successfully make an epic back scratcher!...lol. Awesome video! Beautiful work as always!
honestly my solution as I watched the video was to make them both engraved back scratchers too
At 17:52 you can really see how well you intertwined the smudged spirals during the engraving, looks great.
Hands down,,, the best gift that can be given.
Wow!! This is amazing, you're so talented. I'm amazed that it was all by hand, no machines! Incredible workmanship
Just found you uri,and im hooked,i,ve watched all your vid,s,and i think your brilliant very funny and talented man,thank you for sharing,ps your cats don,t care about anything,brill
I really hope your channel catches on soon, I'm really loving everything you're doing. Good luck in the future and I hope the couple loved their gift.
Very nice!
I am sure they loved them!
Man... you are a talent! Awesome work!
Uri, You are my new favorite craftsman.... I love your artistic eye & mind when you come up with the ideas & give it your best. Just keep on what you are doing & you will become great at it!
I absolutely love how you turn the most basic items into amazing one of a kind pieces of art. You truly are an awesome craftsman. How do you make a super cheap item worth hundreds or even thousands??? Oh just give it to uri!!
I'm very excited when I see a new video from you. I love your skills. Love your work.
I like the shorter fork tines better! Very nice work!!
You are a master craftsman uri!!! And an artist i am a big fan of your work thank you.
Beautiful! I would be over the moon to receive a gift like that!
Hi uri. I really enjoy your videos. Could you please make one with mode detailed description of creating engraving chisels? Thanks :D
Sure! perhaps it is a good excuse for me to upgrade my engraving tools a bit.
@@urituchmanpigeon thanks very much i really love your work. I will try to make a workshop similar to yours where i could relax and create something more peaceful without loud noises only hammer taps thanks again. Keep up.
Ivan
I would like this too, making engraving chisels and how to get started with engraving is something I definitely want to see
How about make a simple sharpening fixture so you can have precision cutting angles on all your chisels then engrave the fixture with the freshly sharpened graver
Yes I would like this too.
Love your sense of humour, and your crazy skills
You were recommended by Nick Zammeti. You are very talented. I enjoyed your video and hope to see many more.
I know your pain... once made 3 teapots with the spout upside down... Didn't notice until I was trying to use it. Had to look at the first teapot I had ever made to realize what went wrong.
Hermosa pareja, excelente presentación y una increíble dedicación hasta el ultimo detalle.
Estupendo.
Very nice work by a very talented man!
Another stunning project, they look amazing. Keep up the good work Uri, already looking forward to the next video.
i discovered your channel ,few minutes ago ,and i really enjoyed : your videos ,your humor ,your brilliant ideas,your work , and even your accent :) you got a new subscriber keep it up !
Hey mate, I love watching your videos and think you have a real talent and awesome personality. Much love from Australia!
I would have been happy with the hand cranked pizza cutter for a wedding gift. Cool of you to make something new.
Man your skill and imagination are extremely impressive definitely a craftsman if the highest caliber my hats off to you sir
Love your work Uri! Videos are always interesting and informative, and also humorous! Keep em coming mate.
I would love to see you make some sort of, steampunky ventilator and/or goggles.
Watched your instructional on how you make engraving tools. So tempted to try.
Your English is excellent, but I love that you keep your accent.
Love your videos... You're a natural.
Wonderful, I love your work Uri
Uri, You are a very fine craftsman, and artist. That was a great job. I always enjoy your work, though I don't comment much. Regards, Solomon
your first bending attempt would have made an utterly fabulous back-scratcher! :)
your videos put me to sleep it is that hypnotic!
Another awesome video hope you keep making more great work
Turned out really well, also congratz on the channel growth, well deserved
I enjoy your work. Keep it up.
So a thought came to mind when I rewatched this video. Why not try to hammer harden the knife edge? Its what they would do for bronze blades in the past. It would make it a bit more serviceable and would leave you a very nice finish pattern depending on how much you would sand it afterward.
this channel is so completely charming
never clicked so fast :)
p.s you have opened up my world of cold chiseling metal and i think it is awesome :)
Boa noite, ótimo trabalho, sou do Brasil e acompanho sempre o seu trabalho, simplesmente incrível! Parabéns!
These were absolutely beautiful man. An inspiration. I would love to do things like this, though I don't expect them to turn out nearly as well as yours.
Good to see you! Love ypur videos!
I have seen your art and they are a very lucy couple!
But you cheaped out on the MDF lol
Very nice, iam sure they will love them :)
Well done. I wonder if spray adhesive would make the felt easier to work with.
YOUR VIDEOS ARE AWESOME!!!!!!
"Let me look at a real fork" Hahaha
I don't know why, but the way Uri says 'weddings' cracks me up
Truly skilled. Amazing.
3:47 I feel like you could have a separate ASMR channel that's just unedited cuts of you making engravings, filing, chipping at wood, etc.
definitely bending over the round pipe helps. hammering closer to the bend and pipe produces better control .
Beautiful as always
Beautiful gift.
Enjoyed it & subscribed!
Very nice work.
you sir are clearly a skilled man, i love your content :) greetings from your neigbors fro the north sweden :D
That's nice, ...but what would you do with it?
Uri, I love your low tech approach, it would be great if at the end you gave an estimate of how many hours your projects take. I'm sure it's far more than what the videos let on and will help us appreciate how much effort and dedication you invest into your craft.
Not exactly a traditional method but would spray adhesive be better for putting the baize or felt on?
There gorgeous uri keep up the great work 🙃
Perhaps next time it might be a good idea to put contact paper over the felt before you apply it, that way any excess glue will get on that and you can peel it away afterward.
you make it look so easy! nice work my friend :D
If you want to aply the golden leafs without showing the imperfection you have to aply a reddish substance, or in case of silver leafs a silvery one. I dont know the english name but a quick search will show it up. You polish that substance one hardened and its marvelous
Beautiful job
U r😁 funny & great artist