Thanks for the midsummer video, Uri! By the way, I miss the old intro where you just suddenly pop/slide to the screen in the very beginningo of each episode :D Maybe it's just me, though.
I love how instead of spending money on a crappy tool that was mass produced, this man hand makes a quality tool himself!!! "In the business" indeed!!!
Making fine things with fine tools is the sort of work that a skilled artist can aspire to. Being able to MAKE fine tools to use in such work is artistry of the highest level. Well done, Sir.
You are a true inspiration Uri. It's easy to feel demoralized when you see the guys with microscopes. power engravers and thousands of dollars of kit. Then you come along and make your own tools from a few bits of scrap and produce the same results. Not only are you a a superb craftsman, but that fact that you do it with such minimal tools and simplicity is a real inspiration to us all. You are the ultimate proof that anyone can do this. Thank you my friend.
I really like this. Not only for the craftsmanship but the fact of how you process what you’re making through the little songs you sang as you are making your tools. It goes to that people not matter where they are in the world or their differences we all have similar ways we all function when we are creating. Love it!
Conheci esse canal um tempo atrás e foi a melhor coisa que aconteceu nesses últimos dias, serviu de inspiração para voltar a trabalhar nos meus projetos. Salve do Brasil
Your videos are pure joy, Uri. My 7 yo daughter loves to watch them when we are together. She’s genuinely intrigued by your choices, so am I. And it’s magical.
The best part of watching real craftsmen at work is the little things they do to make their work easier. The little thing with the sharpening stones is great, Uri.
Why are your videos so good? I don't know but they are compelling. You have a great "augen" for detail and being able to envishen how thing will look, in the end. Thank you. Paul
I love everything you do man. The great work, the comedy, your songs, and pretty much everything else. But most of all its fun to watch you and see that you truly enjoy everything you do. The refrigerator was a random but nice touch. Lol
Love your finoodling! Lol! I always have a hard time with the handle, setting the graver in it. Never thought of using my vice. Great idea! Love your fun projects.
It is so soothing to watch you work, and especially to hear the way explain the process! Youve become a teacher of mine; in handcrafting and in philosophy! Little bit in comedy too 🦴🤺
@@urituchmanpigeon The production seemed different... I thought new lens or new camera... Either way, your content is always a pleasure to watch... Love it.
I am subscribed to roughly 400 channels here on YT, and granted, a lot of them are small channels that infrequently post anything (but that's beside the point). Of those, there are only three channels that I always give a "thumbs up" to every video, and often even before I watch it. Your channel is one of those three. I've been inspired by your engraving and want to try it myself, but there aren't many stores that sell the equipment for manual engraving, and the machines are too expensive for me. This is great! Thank you Uri.
Hello there, i have to say, i came to this channel like a year or two ago mostly because of the engraving. But there is so much cool stuff going on here. I absolutely love your videos!
I’m ready for 12 minutes and 38 seconds of nice peaceful relaxation I love your videos man you do a phenomenal job you make me want to engrave metal every day I might just give it a shot now thank you sir and have a wonderful day
I clicked on this becuase my late father was an engraver, enameller, enamel artist. I remember him making his own gravers, draws of the things, all different shapes profiles and lengths. I even used to try graving myself every now and again. I don't remember any of his being cranked, they were all straight and shorter. Still this was nice to watch and broght back some fond memories.
Thank You Uri....."Fanoogling"....Ah YES....now I understand.....the fine art of "fanoogling". A more or less forgotten/lost art that I am glad YOU are maintaining for all of us non-fanoogling folks have long forgotten. Uri I found an old collection of engravers from a watch smith's tool box from the 1930's I acquired on Ebay. I will watch and follow your examples....KEEEEEEEP THEM COMING URI !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.....TM
I use these in everyday watch repair , I use them to cut parts for watches such as balance staffs , screws & so on . I’ve had my set since 1993 & they never fail me & they look brand new out of the box look .
How have I not stumbled upon your videos before is a mystery. I've watched two minutes and I already know I won't stop untill I see every single video you ever uploaded. Will steal ideas. Thank you.
A fresh Uri Tuchman video to watch? Today is a good day.
A fresh Uri video and I got a haircut today.
"So what are we going to draw ... a little fridge maybe?" - Yeah, because why the fridge not?
Moritz I was thinking dude was probably hungry and thinking about eating so he thought about the fridge 🤣🤣
@@latessaallison1228 I thought he said, "Fudge." So when he drew squares I though, "He's engraving fudge?" Imagine my surprise when it was a fridge!
You stole my comment.
That is, without a doubt, one of the finest engravings of a small refrigerator that I have ever seen. Kudos.
😂
Sir, I was disabled in an offshore marine accident and have frankly been lost for purpose. You have given me a job! Thank you most sincerely.
Whatcha building buddy
........Now that's what i like about people ..grow in a way you like !
I hope it's going well.
My wife said "He's the guy with the tiny mattress. I've thought about that mattress from time to time." Thank you for that memory.
Arbitrary object to carve in relief...How's about a fridge? Nice one Uri.
Thanks for the midsummer video, Uri! By the way, I miss the old intro where you just suddenly pop/slide to the screen in the very beginningo of each episode :D Maybe it's just me, though.
No water and ice dispenser, not impressed
Just when you think you have seen it all, he starts to turn brass as though it is wood. Another piece of art from a master craftsman.
I love how instead of spending money on a crappy tool that was mass produced, this man hand makes a quality tool himself!!!
"In the business" indeed!!!
“Brass meat” my new favorite adjective
I lost it when the "Become a Pigeon" notification came up.
Making fine things with fine tools is the sort of work that a skilled artist can aspire to. Being able to MAKE fine tools to use in such work is artistry of the highest level. Well done, Sir.
You are a true inspiration Uri. It's easy to feel demoralized when you see the guys with microscopes. power engravers and thousands of dollars of kit. Then you come along and make your own tools from a few bits of scrap and produce the same results. Not only are you a a superb craftsman, but that fact that you do it with such minimal tools and simplicity is a real inspiration to us all. You are the ultimate proof that anyone can do this. Thank you my friend.
Now I need to use the word "Finnoodling" in everyday conversation
Its like Kanoodling but with extra finesse
Look at my surname and you’ll see why I feel the same way :-)
Francesco Sirotti - The last time I heard the word "Finnoodling" used it was Renê from Allo Allo who used it :)
What this mean ??
I am Brazilian and I don't understand a Lot of expressions that he uses, but I LOVELY the vídeos ! Lol
Love the humor, love the craftsmanship and love the channel
I really like this. Not only for the craftsmanship but the fact of how you process what you’re making through the little songs you sang as you are making your tools. It goes to that people not matter where they are in the world or their differences we all have similar ways we all function when we are creating. Love it!
He is in the , as you say "Show business"
Another very nice piece of work Uri. I love your craftsmanship and your videos.
I love all the work you do. You are so skilled and your imagination is awesome. And I love your humor. Thanks for being a bright spot in my day.
Love watching you making beautiful pieces of art to work with...........thank you for sharing you wonderful talent.
Thank you Uri!! Always bring smiles and a lil laughter with your videos!! Happy Father’s Day!!
I love that your simplest tools are still works of art. TENKS
Conheci esse canal um tempo atrás e foi a melhor coisa que aconteceu nesses últimos dias, serviu de inspiração para voltar a trabalhar nos meus projetos. Salve do Brasil
This man is amazing, not can he handle any tool with exceptional professionalism, but also makes his own tools and even machines. Respect.
Really enjoying these videos - his humor and skill are very compelling.
Wondeful project Uri, cant wait to see more of this in the future
Beautiful graver. Excellent job.
Your videos are pure joy, Uri. My 7 yo daughter loves to watch them when we are together. She’s genuinely intrigued by your choices, so am I. And it’s magical.
Beautiful tool, love the color and grain of the wood
Excellent graver with a beautiful ferrule!
I had a hole in my heart since we haven’t had any new Woodwright’s Shop episodes in a couple of years. But the, I found Uri.
nice project Uri really loved it, I love your videos,style and humor. thanks for the amazing videos, till the next video
The best part of watching real craftsmen at work is the little things they do to make their work easier. The little thing with the sharpening stones is great, Uri.
What a delicious way to start the day, thank you Uri
Why are your videos so good? I don't know but they are compelling. You have a great "augen" for detail and being able to envishen how thing will look, in the end. Thank you. Paul
I love everything you do man. The great work, the comedy, your songs, and pretty much everything else. But most of all its fun to watch you and see that you truly enjoy everything you do. The refrigerator was a random but nice touch. Lol
Beautiful work Uri!♥️
What a beautiful tool! I really love it.
I see in your work that you are a professional, your cozy voice earned you a subscription.
man your so talented,thanks for your shows.
As usual, excellent work Uri!
Fantastic job Uri. I love the work you do. Stay safe
wow, always look forward to your videos. Thanks again Uri!
You make it look so easy! Thanks. J.
Almost as much fun as watching Uri work, is listening to Uri work. Great video!!
there's a real beauty in the chaotic craftsmanship of yours. i subscribed.
Made me chuckle!
Lovely product - you could make me a graver any day!
Thank you Uri.
Love your finoodling! Lol! I always have a hard time with the handle, setting the graver in it. Never thought of using my vice. Great idea! Love your fun projects.
You Sir are an artisan and a very unique one that at! Thank you for another beautiful tool video.
It is so soothing to watch you work, and especially to hear the way explain the process! Youve become a teacher of mine; in handcrafting and in philosophy! Little bit in comedy too 🦴🤺
Always great to see your work. God bless and take care. From McAllen TX
Gotta love someone who makes it look so easy
Someone's bought a new camera...
I actually got it a while back, but maybe I figured how to do the lighting better.
@@urituchmanpigeon The production seemed different... I thought new lens or new camera... Either way, your content is always a pleasure to watch... Love it.
@@urituchmanpigeon Where are you from?
@@theonionn5566 He's from Texas, you can tell by his accent.
@@theonionn5566 he's Israeli, actually. :)
You took this to a whole new level!❤
Thanks for explaining annealing, heat treatment etc. Really helps me understand!
You are such a craftman so talented amazing !!
I have genuinely been looking for a good video on this, thanks Uri!
Uri, i love the work. Very artistic take on making your own tools. I still can't believe how many good parts your making with that lathe.
Wow what a cool video! Great ideas, thanks for sharing!
Uri: Makes own screw
Beautiful work as always .
I am subscribed to roughly 400 channels here on YT, and granted, a lot of them are small channels that infrequently post anything (but that's beside the point). Of those, there are only three channels that I always give a "thumbs up" to every video, and often even before I watch it. Your channel is one of those three. I've been inspired by your engraving and want to try it myself, but there aren't many stores that sell the equipment for manual engraving, and the machines are too expensive for me. This is great! Thank you Uri.
Engraving, the reason I came to this channel. Uri’s raw talent, the reason I stayed with this channel.
Uri, you are a pleasure to watch making tool's , master craftsmen without any doubt.
Absolutely brilliant 👏👏👏👏👌
I like this guy! Glad to find him again!
Amazing as always. And the pigeon at the end? Fantastic.
lovely professional workmanship
As always love your work you are a man of many skills.
Your videos improve my mood and make my day lovely, thank you!
Genuinely awesome. Loved it!
Beautiful tool! Well done!
I love these videos. I always learn and I always laugh.
You are the only person I've ever seen using hand tools on metal on a lathe, kudos my friend, beautiful work as usual
Hello there, i have to say, i came to this channel like a year or two ago mostly because of the engraving. But there is so much cool stuff going on here. I absolutely love your videos!
Beautiful work.
Very nice,
Useful and graceful.
"Finoodling With Uri" :)
Lovely work, Mr Tuchman.
Amazing Uri.
I’m ready for 12 minutes and 38 seconds of nice peaceful relaxation I love your videos man you do a phenomenal job you make me want to engrave metal every day I might just give it a shot now thank you sir and have a wonderful day
Man, you made my day! Great sense of humor
Excellent video. Loved every moment
I was JUSt about to try and make one of these! Thank you so so much
You do beautiful work Uri👌
200 subscribers, congratulations, keep it up
love this channel, so relaxing
What a lovely tool!
Well done mate. Great stuff
Bravo! "How 'bout a little fridge?" Silliness. I love that about you. So much.
Thank you Uri. You made me happy :)
I clicked on this becuase my late father was an engraver, enameller, enamel artist. I remember him making his own gravers, draws of the things, all different shapes profiles and lengths. I even used to try graving myself every now and again. I don't remember any of his being cranked, they were all straight and shorter. Still this was nice to watch and broght back some fond memories.
You make it look so easy! I remember trying to engrave with a push graver, i gave up and went back to dry point etching
Thank You Uri....."Fanoogling"....Ah YES....now I understand.....the fine art of "fanoogling". A more or less forgotten/lost art that I am glad YOU are maintaining for all of us non-fanoogling folks have long forgotten.
Uri I found an old collection of engravers from a watch smith's tool box from the 1930's I acquired on Ebay.
I will watch and follow your examples....KEEEEEEEP THEM COMING URI !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.....TM
I use these in everyday watch repair , I use them to cut parts for watches such as balance staffs , screws & so on . I’ve had my set since 1993 & they never fail me & they look brand new out of the box look .
Nice! And I love all the songs!
Very entertaining and interesting, especially the sharpening.
How have I not stumbled upon your videos before is a mystery. I've watched two minutes and I already know I won't stop untill I see every single video you ever uploaded. Will steal ideas. Thank you.
You know, I take care of my files, but I have never seen anything cut like your files do. Thank you. Very nicely done sir.
I just loved ur work 👍
Beautiful tool, thank you for sharing. 👍👍👍
Uri, you make my day.
Even the maple did it‘s job very good in the end!
you are such a ray of sunshine and that fridge was 10/10