As a certified machinist, seeing your part move in your fixture the instant you started cutting hurts me deep within my soul. Fantastic recovery by the way.
I could see this being used as a ceremonial "first nail" like how executives use a golden shovel for the first scoop of dirt or cut an opening day ribbon with big scissors. Edit: yes, also like the last railroad spike, as every other reply seems to point out. Never again will I leave out a possible example from a comment lol. I've watched hell on wheels so I know about the last golden spike, guys.
I love this idea it very creative and unique, just suggesting a tiny hook on the inside of the nail head to attach the chain so that it will come out nicely would make it perfect.
Might cause the chain to twist as you unscrewed it - and as you twist chain, it goes rigid and expands. Would be good if it worked, but would worry it would jam inside the nail and then get ripped apart as you carried on unscrewing the head.
Not trying to be a dick but a hook would look tacky. If anything adding a nice thin velvet liner for inside the nail to reduce noise and protect the chain would be dope. Or instead of the diamond anti-slip tread on the head, he should have made it resemble a tiny eggo waffle. Other than that, I think it is perfect how he made it.
Very beautiful and masterfully made! Add a hoop or clasp to the underside of the head of the nail to pull the necklace/ bracelet from the body of the nail would have been icing on the cake. Well done!
Absolutely amazing! Just like any backstory that can combine a gold chain, a brass nail and "Suck it up" into the same project. That's gotta be some backstory 😂
It's a pun. A funny part seems to be lost in translation. "Suck it up" means 'accept a hardship' but "ЗАБЕЙ" rather meens 'ignore, forget that' But! 'Забей гвоздь' literally means 'hammer a nail'. This title on the plank is like a reminder "Don't worry, be happy".
@@AlexYeryomin can I ask what language he is using? It looks like the saralic alphabet so I would guess some sort of Russian? Sry I'm not to familiar with that area of the world but I would guess a language from that area. Or am I totally wrong. 😀
Ironicaly, that was his first attempt to engrave anything using this method. So it could possibly go wrong... But the tube itself is too thin to give second try. It even slightly bended in first try
absolutely a-mazing work! Instantly subscribed. Great video as well. I have one comment about material choice, although I realize this may have been a request from the customer him/herself. The beech looks a bit cheap and plain next to all the wenge, gold, craftsmanship and the obvious blood, sweat and tears spent in obtaining it. Besides that I am now officially jelly AF and pining after ways of obtaining one of these amazing little lathes in the future.
so beautiful would be the perfect gift to my father , a carpenter who has survived cancer, liver transplant and who raised us three kids even though he isn't our biological father, we consider him our bio dad but i couldn't be prouder of him, he still works with me daily in the family business, and i will let him work until the day he drops because that's what he wants to do. I honor him daily by taking the load off his shoulders and carry it proudly. i wish i could find a gift like this somewhere around here, more importantly i wish i could build it myself.
What he does isn't really manual. He is using a cnc machine and a computer guided lathe. He isn't really doing anything manually except sanding and polishing. But either way, the concept if nice and it does take time to learn how to program those machines. I do everything with hand tools and antique tools and lathes so if I was to make something like this, it would take a long time to do cuz it would be done with no computerized tool help or cnc machine. But either way the concept of what he does is cool but anybody with access to those tools he uses could make this no problem as long as they knew how to program and work the tools.
For those that are confused about the "suck it up", it is actually a play on words as zabei means suck it up or fuck it, but it also means "hammer it in" like a nail. Amazing video though, love your work!
This. This is the perfect example of a fantastic YooBoob video! Camera angles, lighting, music, time-lapses; an absolute pleasure to watch... Then comes the subject itself. Such an inspired composition; the care, the detail and the craftsmanship along with the beautiful materials all combine to produce a stunning piece of art. Mind. Blown. :notworthy:
Now that I also make videos where I work the iron I understand how time-consuming it is to make videos of this kind, not to mention material and editing, doubly good for these videos🔥🔥🔥
Clicked instantly. I just learned recently in my institute about lathe but manually. Seeing auto lathe is making me excited to learn it in the later semester. Ouh also nice vid 👍🏼
If you had a tutorial on how to do these things as well, your channel would be the best machinist channel in the world. For example, no clue on how you programmed the CNC lathe in the beginning, in order to create that beautiful pattern. Did you use some kind of CAD software? Also, it would be great if you did a tutorial for the most common tools for the lathe and the milling machine.
Definitely would love to see how this is programmed, but the scribed lines are likely a simple axis replacement, I wonder if that's also how he does some of the broached parts in previous videos?
I’m really impressed with this comment section. None of the top comments just go “nailed it” yet. Also, this nail gives off “Home Depot theme song, classical rendition” vibes.
For anyone wondering why he has random give it up engraving, he might mean exactly that but with the context it’s most likely a mistranslation. In Russian, забей does mean suck it up, but it can also mean to drive something (eg. drive a nail in the wall; not actually driving)
Writing on box looks like witchcraft to me. I got my pitchfork, cross, and bible ready for you. Idk what you up to. With that nail. But I got my eyes on you though.
This is absolutely beautiful, but I honestly would have preferred if it was solid so that it had literally no purpose whatsoever and was just a neat looking _thing._ I don't know why, but I prefer interesting looking useless objects over functional ones.
It would be nice if you GOLD plated it. You could sell it for more, if thats what you are doing. ALSO Levsha, I assume thats your name, your channel says you are in USA but I think you are Russian. Are you in Russia and if so are you ok?
La première chose à laquelle j'ai pensé c'est une capsule temporelle très très beau travail merci . The first thing I thought about is a very, very beautiful time capsule thank you
Beautiful work I wish I had the space time and skill to do stuff like this but I'm way too simple-minded whenever I see a nail I just want to drive it into something I'd probably nail it into a piece of wood or some thing stupid xD
As a certified machinist, seeing your part move in your fixture the instant you started cutting hurts me deep within my soul. Fantastic recovery by the way.
Ikr, I was like D: D: D:
I think we've all been there haha
5:20
In creating something pointless for the person who has everything, you nailed it.
ha 'nail'ed it
ha 'nail'ed it
It's obviously not pointless :) I would say sharp even ;)
I see what you did right there!
I could see this being used as a ceremonial "first nail" like how executives use a golden shovel for the first scoop of dirt or cut an opening day ribbon with big scissors.
Edit: yes, also like the last railroad spike, as every other reply seems to point out. Never again will I leave out a possible example from a comment lol. I've watched hell on wheels so I know about the last golden spike, guys.
Or like the golden spike
or last nail would make much more sense to declare the end of a development or something
Some boss would just come in and bend it over in the ceremonial plank.
@@daveys you would have to have a pre-drilled hole, maybe lined with gold or something. And use a gold hammer.
@@catalot5804 - Lol
Really impressed with your use of chocolate pudding in the lettering on the box. It appears to hold up surprisingly well once dry. :)
Oh, I thought it was creamy peanut butter. But, the honey as a wood stain impressive, too. Who knew those would work so well…
I thought it was caramel when it was stirring.
Lulz
Looks like Nutella to me...
I've done similar with a 3D printer. Printed black background with embossed detail, filled embossing with white paint. Sand and gloss.
I love this idea it very creative and unique, just suggesting a tiny hook on the inside of the nail head to attach the chain so that it will come out nicely would make it perfect.
Yep, my first thought as well!
Or put a jewel in the head and fix that to the chain
Might cause the chain to twist as you unscrewed it - and as you twist chain, it goes rigid and expands. Would be good if it worked, but would worry it would jam inside the nail and then get ripped apart as you carried on unscrewing the head.
@@goldcd he can make the hook spin
Not trying to be a dick but a hook would look tacky. If anything adding a nice thin velvet liner for inside the nail to reduce noise and protect the chain would be dope. Or instead of the diamond anti-slip tread on the head, he should have made it resemble a tiny eggo waffle. Other than that, I think it is perfect how he made it.
Not sure what impresses me more: the box or the nail! They are both incredible. 👍😁
Very beautiful and masterfully made! Add a hoop or clasp to the underside of the head of the nail to pull the necklace/ bracelet from the body of the nail would have been icing on the cake. Well done!
Absolutely amazing!
Just like any backstory that can combine a gold chain, a brass nail and "Suck it up" into the same project. That's gotta be some backstory 😂
It's a pun. A funny part seems to be lost in translation. "Suck it up" means 'accept a hardship' but "ЗАБЕЙ" rather meens 'ignore, forget that' But! 'Забей гвоздь' literally means 'hammer a nail'. This title on the plank is like a reminder "Don't worry, be happy".
@@AlexYeryomin can I ask what language he is using? It looks like the saralic alphabet so I would guess some sort of Russian? Sry I'm not to familiar with that area of the world but I would guess a language from that area. Or am I totally wrong. 😀
@@suzz1776 Yes, Russian.
You just nailed it!
Excellent work. Nailed it.
I’m truly amazed about your craftmanshif… You are truly a modern Takumi!
Did anyone else think he spent all that time engraving that dowel at the beginning just to sand the design off?
If you look at the nail after sanding design is still there just de-burred and smoothed out.
Ironicaly, that was his first attempt to engrave anything using this method. So it could possibly go wrong...
But the tube itself is too thin to give second try. It even slightly bended in first try
absolutely a-mazing work!
Instantly subscribed. Great video as well.
I have one comment about material choice, although I realize this may have been a request from the customer him/herself.
The beech looks a bit cheap and plain next to all the wenge, gold, craftsmanship and the obvious blood, sweat and tears spent in obtaining it.
Besides that I am now officially jelly AF and pining after ways of obtaining one of these amazing little lathes in the future.
so beautiful would be the perfect gift to my father , a carpenter who has survived cancer, liver transplant and who raised us three kids even though he isn't our biological father, we consider him our bio dad but i couldn't be prouder of him, he still works with me daily in the family business, and i will let him work until the day he drops because that's what he wants to do. I honor him daily by taking the load off his shoulders and carry it proudly. i wish i could find a gift like this somewhere around here, more importantly i wish i could build it myself.
Imagine the emotional rollercoaster the lady is about to experience. Bravo!
Nice work and great to see the combination of brass and wood 🙏🏻
A lovely and unique presentation box! You have mad skills in the manual arts along with video making.
What he does isn't really manual. He is using a cnc machine and a computer guided lathe. He isn't really doing anything manually except sanding and polishing. But either way, the concept if nice and it does take time to learn how to program those machines. I do everything with hand tools and antique tools and lathes so if I was to make something like this, it would take a long time to do cuz it would be done with no computerized tool help or cnc machine. But either way the concept of what he does is cool but anybody with access to those tools he uses could make this no problem as long as they knew how to program and work the tools.
Thank you, I enjoyed watching you creating this piece of art.
For those that are confused about the "suck it up", it is actually a play on words as zabei means suck it up or fuck it, but it also means "hammer it in" like a nail. Amazing video though, love your work!
I found that rather relaxing to watch. Great Camera Angles, Great Editing, Music was perfect and the nail was spot on.
Some say he "nailed it"
This. This is the perfect example of a fantastic YooBoob video! Camera angles, lighting, music, time-lapses; an absolute pleasure to watch...
Then comes the subject itself. Such an inspired composition; the care, the detail and the craftsmanship along with the beautiful materials all combine to produce a stunning piece of art.
Mind. Blown. :notworthy:
Totally agree! This guy is not human 👍👍👍👍
Ну мастер, ну молодец!
The fact it's hollow inside, grinds my gears a bit.
Looks like you "NAILED" it!
👈😌👈
So many interesting micro tooling inserts on this channel. Love these videos when I'm trying to relax before sleeping.
I don't really know what this is.. but I love it 😂
Now that I also make videos where I work the iron I understand how time-consuming it is to make videos of this kind, not to mention material and editing, doubly good for these videos🔥🔥🔥
놀랍네요.중독성이 정말 강한 영상이네요.끝까지 보았어요👍😍
Согласна с вами полностью.
Beautiful things made with great care and skill --- some with very ordinary materials, some not so ordinary.
Absolutely beautiful!
Clicked instantly. I just learned recently in my institute about lathe but manually. Seeing auto lathe is making me excited to learn it in the later semester. Ouh also nice vid 👍🏼
Incredible workmanship!
Nice work, I feel like you....nailed it!
WOW! I mean, you totally nailed it…seriously very impressive.😎
When I see Levsha in my subscription viewing list, I smile. Every video is a delight.
Just brilliant.....you are a true artist!
Oh neat, collectors edition Pure Nail.
Awesome 👍👍👍Thanks for sharing
Buetiful work, love an informed commentary.
WOW! Incredible and amazing job!
you have some really neat tools for making threads
Absolutely stunning
awesome design, and good building process
I watched it, liked it and couldn't find any meaning in it. Must be art :D
I would get it just for the beautifulness of it. Not to hide anything but just for the sheer fact that is an amazing nail.
Great work, you ..Nailed it
Never seen an engraving lathe before. That is NEATO.
“Hit the nail on the head” would have been better than “suck it up” in my opinion ahahah
Brilliant and beautiful!
why do i feel like this is going to be used at someones funeral
the pain of seeing the nail hollow is unimaginable for a construction worker
Stunning thank you for sharing
I whas thinking nice gift for a carpenter that stop whit working but then I see the bracelet hmmm there is someting els, nice video 👍👍
5:19 I like how he didn't edit out the mistake he made (or at least i thought)
Wonderful result 👍
I want this to be THE FINAL NAIL In my Coffin
That’s art 🖼 really awesome 👏
Beautiful piece of craftsmanship !
What kind of wood was used? Especially that dark wood, man that stuff is beautiful. Everything you make is awesome.
Nothing says I wanna nail you more than a nail with a hidden gold bracelet. Will keep that one in mind for the future 🥂
If you had a tutorial on how to do these things as well, your channel would be the best machinist channel in the world. For example, no clue on how you programmed the CNC lathe in the beginning, in order to create that beautiful pattern. Did you use some kind of CAD software? Also, it would be great if you did a tutorial for the most common tools for the lathe and the milling machine.
I second the programming / software question!!
I would also like to know if the machine is stock or did you modify it to do the engraving?
@@christopher.m.estelow the lathe is definitely modded. It's a normal Taig jewelers lathe underneath customized to a CNC lathe
Definitely would love to see how this is programmed, but the scribed lines are likely a simple axis replacement, I wonder if that's also how he does some of the broached parts in previous videos?
@@Nubby007 thanks
Search for 'rotary axis CAM' (not CAD) and you'll find answers to your questions :)
Wiedermal eine sehr gute arbeit. Weiter so👍👍👍🤘🤘🤘
Loved it although I'm really surprised you didn't make the bracelet too 🤣
With a title like that, I really don’t know what more I was expecting.
You nailed it!
You nailed it
For when you want your gift to say "I want to nail you, and here's some jewelry."
One of the best channels ever!
I think you nailed it.
Quite like the video without narration ;) Great job!
This is absolutely insane. ;-)
What a marvelous gift for someone!
I’m really impressed with this comment section. None of the top comments just go “nailed it” yet. Also, this nail gives off “Home Depot theme song, classical rendition” vibes.
Lovely work.
Wow that nail went a lot harder than I was ready for
The default subtitles are the best
No better way to say "I nailed you".
Very nice! Well done 👏 👌
Was that lathe engraving work programmed like a cnc? Very nice work.
For anyone wondering why he has random give it up engraving, he might mean exactly that but with the context it’s most likely a mistranslation. In Russian, забей does mean suck it up, but it can also mean to drive something (eg. drive a nail in the wall; not actually driving)
That's a really cool gift idea xD
And here I thought it would be a solid gold Nail.
I thought that from the thumbnail. Disappointed it wasn't a golden nail, but not disappointed with the end result!
you much spend soo much time on these projects!
wow nice set up on the lathe.
that is pretty amazing engraving
bloody good show ole chap
I've been watching you for a good while now and I still, every time, see your name as "Wingardium Leviosa" lol.
I thought I was the only one who thought that LOL
Writing on box looks like witchcraft to me. I got my pitchfork, cross, and bible ready for you. Idk what you up to. With that nail. But I got my eyes on you though.
Good looking block of Wenge 👌
I should be studying rn and look what i am watching 😂😂
This is absolutely beautiful, but I honestly would have preferred if it was solid so that it had literally no purpose whatsoever and was just a neat looking _thing._ I don't know why, but I prefer interesting looking useless objects over functional ones.
A note on the nail: a proper nail has a squared tip, not a pointy one!
It would be nice if you GOLD plated it. You could sell it for more, if thats what you are doing. ALSO Levsha, I assume thats your name, your channel says you are in USA but I think you are Russian. Are you in Russia and if so are you ok?
The inscription appeared to be Cyrillic.
Awesome work!
Can i ask you what's the name of that lathe and where can i buy it? Thanks!
La première chose à laquelle j'ai pensé c'est une capsule temporelle très très beau travail merci . The first thing I thought about is a very, very beautiful time capsule thank you
cool. i always dream about such nail
Beautiful work I wish I had the space time and skill to do stuff like this but I'm way too simple-minded whenever I see a nail I just want to drive it into something I'd probably nail it into a piece of wood or some thing stupid xD
What did you do that threading with? I need something like that!
looks like zebrawood and white oak to me. nice build
What was the time from start to finish? Fantastic idea for a gift....
just under 11 mins ;)
@@DirtyApronBoy Ha ha... Thx
Офигенно!