Custom 24K GOLD Hand Made Playing Card Press - One of a kind!

[@ChrisRamsay52]

Reading lots of comments mentioning that the snake is the R in my logo. I know this but I thought it was obvious, guess I should have mentioned it :D

[@KainYusanagi]

Pretty sure the "molecube" is pronounced as "moll-eh-cube" as a portmanteau of "molecule" and "cube".

[@charnov3813]

Chris Ramsay I watched the guy make this is wanted you to make a video about it for a long time, I’m so glad you have though. Keep up the good work.

[@channdllleeerrrrr]

Dude it’s brass dumbass

[@lylagrace2909]

If you do a FF timelaps of the jigsaw puzzle...Hell Yes Please!! Thanks!!

[@stephaniedavis236]

Chris Ramsay I would to see u do the jigsaw puzzles and review the cards!

[@dylanmcla]

Clickspring is one of the best, I can't believe this intersection of my interests.

[@WatchDragon]

same! lol

[@whistlertimbc]

Same same :)

[@Ian_Hay]

Right? Who the hell would have seen this one coming? Fantastic.

[@evilcanofdrpepper]

Yeah hand making the Antikathera mechanism and not just that but recreating all the tools necessary to do so with materials and methods that were known to have existed in that time is one of the most fascinating pieces of Experimental Archeology I have ever seen I have ever witnessed! It is things like that that show how smart people from the past were and they might not have known exactly things happened but they sure knew what did and when.

[@Vohasiiv]

Me too. I saw both videos in my subscription list and was surprised because of how unrelated they seemed. But they both have a kind of magic.

[@0GregorSchultz0]

Chris' Clickspring is without any sliver of a doubt one of the most (if not THE most) awesome and highly underrated channels on here! It takes a certain kind of master craftsman and crazy person to do what he does!

[@cman5053]

Soo true

[@DenBrass]

@@cman5053 indeed

[@titter3648]

Underrated? Check out his SocialBlade profile. He is making a pretty good buck of his videos. And from the watch time i imagine folks have on his videos i bet the real earnings is close to the top estimate.

[@eleumeiemerald3318]

Dude it goes the same for anyone doing anything

[@tamaninesauc]

try “this old tony”

[@MidwestVillain_Z]

Oh so you're the reason we have had no progress on the antikythera mechanism lol

[@grahamwaldo331]

MidwestVillain Z it’s actually because he has made a discovery about the mechanism and was writing a research paper.

[@jawadkhan686]

@@grahamwaldo331 That's insane! How much of dedication does one have to have in order to write A RESEARCH PAPER based on a youtube idea! Is there any way to follow his research progress online?

[@denirare]

yeaah

[@grahamwaldo331]

Jawad Khan I don’t think it has been published yet. I only know about it from his Patreon.

[@MG-mb6mj]

hahahah nice one

[@all-timealien4483]

I’m honestly mind blown at how talented that Click Spring guy is. It’s unbelievable!

[@Paeko-uc6oy]

Chris: “I don’t think anyone wants to see me do a real jig saw puzzle” Me: Um I do Chris I do

[@marcnewman4869]

Me too

[@Montisaquadeis]

How about some of the crazy ones Mr Puzzle has gotten in?

[@gigart]

Jigsaw puzzles are amazing and those look like they'd be fun to watch

[@NeoMorphUK]

That card press is priceless because it’s truly a “one of a kind” masterpiece. I’ve been following Clickspring for a while now and I think pretty much EVERYTHING Chris does is magic.

[@jiversteve]

Been following Clickspring for some time. If only I could do 5% of his quality. No wonder there was a gap in his output. wow!

[@aserta]

Actually, he's having technical difficulties with the clock (or so he said, of course i'm paraphrasing).

[@markleng67]

5%? Well you're waaaaay ahead of me!

[@AndreyNaranjo]

The antikythera mechanism?

[@624Dudley]

@Andrey, that’s the name of an ancient geared machine found underwater off the Greek island of Antikythera around 1900. Clickspring is building what promises to be the most faithful replica yet of this astounding device.

[@AndreyNaranjo]

Yeah, I know about it, I mean I didn't know that Chris was having issues with that project

[@gythwulf]

It never ceases to amaze me when two youtube channels I watch that are entirely unrelated do a collaboration.

[@Skai2O]

I was thoroughly confused when I saw "Chris Ramsay" in a video title and when I clicked it, it was Clickspring. To my delight it was about you and Clickspring. I followed you both separately many years ago, and seeing the two of you collaborate blows my mind. I'm so happy to see this!

[@surfinalien]

Same here...crazy how a youtube video turned my whole September into a Not So Shitty Month.

[@Vohasiiv]

Me too!

[@KalijahAnderson]

"Hey dude, I like your magic. I want to make you a 30 thousand dollar card press, by hand, from scratch. Interested?" That how I imagine that conversation started.

[@alanpartridge2140]

$30,000 where'd you get that number from?

[@KalijahAnderson]

@@alanpartridge2140 estimated based on materials, skill and likey hours labor. Also it's what I would charge of someone commissioned that from me. Assuming I had the skills to make it that is. :D

[@XcaptainXobliviousX]

@@KalijahAnderson i would have guessed 10-15k to commission something like that, on the low end. but depending on any number of factors, i dont see a price like 30k being impossible.

[@Paragon643]

@@XcaptainXobliviousX well ye heard in the vid it took him 200 hours of work. A hour worth of work from a master craftsman like chris would be around 150 to 200 dollars in a normal company situation (for some perspective a machinist that does the programming for cnc machines is normally already at about 80 to 100 dollar a hour charge to a customer (that's not what the machinist takes home, it's what the company charges the customer)). So excluding materials that would already be at 30 to 40 thousand dollars in labor. Than add about a grand worth of raw stock (ye always charge around 1,5x of what the actually necessary raw stock is going to be to cover for when ye make a mistake and have to re make a part), and about a grand worth of machine/tool ware + the little things here and there like some cutting oil, sand paper, polishing stuff, the chemicals to do the electro plating etc. so than ye are at a 32k to 42k cost. since it's a one of thing, all custom made it would put my money on that ye would be looking at a 35 to 45k price tag if ye would commission it

[@logicdub]

Paragon643 35 to 45k?? Jesus you’re delusional

[@cyberwolf2383]

I present a present to Chris from Chris.

[@maighstir3003]

A Chrismas present?

[@hericoli607]

@@maighstir3003 this is gold

[@theairaccumulator7144]

@@hericoli607 this is literally gold

[@monsterq6]

that belongs in a museum one day. one of the most beautiful items I've ever seen.

[@SlapMehSilly02]

ClickSpring videos are absolutely amazing!! I actually just got done watching his first 9 or 11 month series making a pendulum clock all from scratch. All the tools and bolts and everything. The man is a absolute genius when it comes to engineering.

[@GregorShapiro]

Chris (Clickspring) tells me to say G'day, so: "G'day!"

[@KaedennYT]

Who else came here from Clickspring? Subbed.

[@624Dudley]

Plus one.

[@joelginbey3481]

I watch both channels I was curious cause he said 24k when it's brass

[@624Dudley]

Gold plated brass, apparently. There were multiple plating baths in the build video.

[@barmetler]

+1

[@izukumidoriya8414]

I wanna like but your count is 666 and i don't wanna ruin that hhhh

[@tep9537]

Ive been watching both chris and Clickspring for some time but never realized this is where the card press went. Two very talented men.

[@NovemberFoxtrotRC]

Click Spring is seriously one of the best channels on KZbin. It's absolutely amazing that someone can be that good at what he does.

[@miscrom]

9:25 For the curious ones out there that's italian: "Istruzioni: Ogni chef apparecchia davanti a se una tovaglietta" wich means "Instructions: Each chef lay in front of themselves a little table cloth"

[@vlogress11c81]

@@abderrahimaourir lmao holy shit the world just got smaller. I never thought I'd see that name on this channel lmao

[@ShiroArctic]

I've watched a whole bunch of videos from Clickspring. I literally cannot describe to you how satisfying his videos are to watch. He's currently doing a series where he is recreating the Antikethera Mechanism. It's super satisfying and very informative too.

[@BentTreeFarmPa]

I have followed Chris "Clickspring" for years, his skill is beyond words!!! I love his stuff. Great to see him do something for you.

[@michalkalida]

His skill is beyond words AGAIN!

[@WASDxMerceless]

He is a master of his craft unlike anyone else on KZbin. Even his hand tools are made from scratch. Also his channel is a true example of quality over quantity. Highly recommended!

[@SuperNovaSirius]

...I never thought an item I did not even know existed could steal my heart like this did... It is soooooo incredibly beautiful, dear God...

[@SuperNovaSirius]

@Global Eco Tec - Ritter ohne Furcht und Tadel Wait, whut

[@wombleofwimbledon5442]

Clickspring is IT. Skill, production values, hand filing. Antikythera 2021!

[@finalbladecrisis]

That engraving work is amazing. Especially at that size. I've used and auto graver and its freaking hard.

[@JamesWHurst]

I do believe this press is the most beautiful project I have ever seen. I watched the creation video - amazing! "Masterpiece" is the correct word - it's peerless.

[@MaxDiamond]

Chris that card press is the most beautiful piece of art EVER featured on your channel 🔥🔥

[@danielderma3473]

Max Diamond you should start a channel. I saw and heard of you on some of Chris’s videos.

[@MaxDiamond]

Hi @@danielderma3473. I actually do have a channel lol. Check it out let me know what you think! 👍

[@danielderma3473]

Max Diamond that was the joke 🤦🏼‍♂️

[@MaxDiamond]

@@danielderma3473 lol that was a joke

[@danielderma3473]

Max Diamond who said I wasn’t joking. Lol I feel kanda stupid but I got to talk to a cool KZbinr. Love the work

[@bulwinkle]

I have been watching Clickspring for a long time and I don't believe anyone has ever in history done work better than this by hand.

[@picklenik9658]

3:12 Chris: I’m blow away, I’m im-PRESSED

[@brianmcclenahan617]

Had to pause your video for a second, that is by far the most beautiful card press I've ever seen. Now to unpause.

[@mar617]

That is absolutely beautiful! Definitely subscribing to ClickSpring, congratulations Chris!

[@kurumi394]

The one thing that made me happier than watching Clickspring's newest video was seeing a person react to the exact same way that I did. He appreciates every single detail of the craftsmanship and work that went into the project which makes me incredibly satisfied!

[@WhatDidIJustWatch-0]

Anyone else see the card press making before this vid?

[@shaminsaeed7337]

Yup, I did

[@KelvinLKY]

Haha same here.

[@gibbethoskins8621]

yep

[@rodfletcher9937]

Yes I did he is on a another level all by himself.

[@brushylocal2701]

I watched the making of this literally 2 days ago. That man’s talent is unreal. Super awesome piece of machine work and engraving. Your very lucky to have that.

[@PiercingSight]

If anyone hasn't watched ClickSpring before, it's like machining porn. It's so amazing to watch him make mechanical marvels and relaxing to just chill to the process.

[@captnsking9079]

Watching him make the brass pins disappear is one of the most satisfying things in life.

[@retosius7962]

because of the porn, I'm keeping it at 69

[@ramrod126]

Not mention how soothing his voice is.

[@shanek6582]

PiercingSight, that’s the perfect description, machining porn.

[@iamarawn]

It's better than porn

[@anthonycash4609]

You definitely don't have to tell most of us , that he Is the master of his trade we have been following him for years. Do you know what most of us would do to have one of his masterpieces. That is definitely something to cherish and display. Congrats on the gift.

[@Skybird_]

Chris from Clickspring is a genius. Our future artefacts and legends are being created now.

[@NatariSaito]

This is the most beautiful thing I've ever seen! The detail, the construction, the overall look - so so gorgeous

[@whynotdean8966]

It's a shame it's almost too perfect. It doesn't look real in any of the shots. Like if I didn't watch him make it I'd claim it was CGI.

[@jordanmoor8714]

That's absolutely insane! That level of craftsmanship is so rare to see these days. The flux deck is also gorgeous, massive love from Australia!

[@timvatter2559]

I am actually here because Chris said to tell you G'day.

[@mademoisellekaya1438]

The Cardpress 😲😲 I can tell that is hours upon hours of STUNNING labor.. I have a background in goldsmith, not brass and I truly am blown away by the quality and FOR SURE am going to watch his work! That is Stun-ning... WOW! I just love and so appreciate that kind of fine Art.. I can imagine how proud you are, Ramsay, to have that in your collection and I truly think you can't even understand that somebody has made THAT for you 😊 I sure too wouldn't! 😊 Just wow... WOW! 😎👌 And some beautiful collection of decks! I think I have seen the one you showed too, absolutely abstract insane deck and would love to see that one more? The games are fun! Love the pizza one, had a good laughter about you guys playing with that 😁 I feel a edit coming up.. I forgot about one thing I wanted to react on..🤔 but me and memory.. no good match 😊 (I'm going to look for the thing I wanted to react on, brb 😁 ) Edit, yep! Knew it! Had a good laughter about the jigsaw puzzles 😂 and sounds silly but I like playing them, not always, need to feel the moment for it but.. yep, like playing them, especially with kids that are of that age that they want to help too, love that quality time!

[@ariannakanekoa]

*Slaps Chris with love* "THAT ENOUGH FOR YOU HUH..HUH?!" *Slaps more LOVE* TAKE IT TAKE THIS LOVE CHRIS.

[@brianzander7042]

I came here from Cickspring. I'm happy to see how excited and pleased you are with the results, you are now the owner and curator of a fantastic work of art. Hopefully there's a KZbinr out there making a museum-style display case for it.

[@gail8834]

Anyone else notice how the snake wrapped around the "C" makes an "R"?

[@Jacob-5949]

Take a close look at Chris' logo and you'll notice that the "R" is a snake. Chris from Clickspring did a masterful job of recreating the logo in 3d.

[@gail8834]

@@Jacob-5949 I know..... that's why I stated it. It is soooooooooooo cool. 😍😍😍😎😎😎

[@jamesmcknight2130]

@@gail8834 I dont even think chris realized this! @chris ramsay

[@gusrukus]

Wow you would think he did that on purpose because that’s his initials huh?

[@gail8834]

@@jamesmcknight2130 or is it @chrisramsay without the space?

[@Qgal5kap123]

I've been a fan of clickspring for years on end. Trust me when I say, watching him work is amazing!

[@jakegingrich7214]

I appreciate the fact that when it's tight on the cards the handle lines up

[@Vohasiiv]

I was going through my subscriptions and saw Clickspring's video and a few vids down was this one. I love both of these channels, both have fantastic editing and an air of real magic. This card press is probably gonna be an heirloom in your family forever, I would hope! Such a gorgeous piece of functional art.

[@Asdayasman]

Been subbed to Clickspring for a long time now, watched his entire video of making this, which was uncharacteristically a capella, and came here to drop a g'day, but also to find out what even a card press is for. Drives out moisture. Huh.

[@xenonram]

It doesn't drive out the moisture. It prevents the cards from becoming deformed due to moisture ingress. It holds them in a flat state even when water does absorb into them.

[@Garrattmaker]

Clickspring is the most inspiring person I found on KZbin. Watching his videos are always following by “running to my workshop... “

[@EricPetersen2922]

That’s is so good. I love hand made one off pieces like this. Amazing talent to build something like this.

[@willp2003]

Coming back for a second comment. Please watch the making of video. It’s incredible. So satisfying to watch and the end product is stunning!

[@Violet_Evergarden]

The guy that msde that, loves making masterpieces of *ARTS*

[@Synpax]

I appreciate you keeping your channel clean. It's good not just for kids but in general.

[@Swan5656]

It’s beautiful! I feel like handmade items from people who are amazing at craft sr so under appreciated. Love the video

[@SavedbyHim]

I know I almost feel like Ramsay doesn't deserve it ;)

[@patriciahawkinson3235]

Not absolutely sure what a card press does, but that piece is pure awesomeness and the maker a true craftsman.

[@fifthrowknickknack9267]

"Your the guy who sells the bag of chips, with like... half air.." lmaooooo

[@JohnBender1313]

Been a fan of yours for a while. But that video, and that peice of art, was one of the greatest things I have ever watched. Pure awe.

[@kritaan1]

Im more disappointed you didn't show his hard work in action... showing the difference of the cards before and after using his masterpiece and if it works up to the expectation of the work put into it

[@Automedon2]

There's a whole video on the making of the card press

[@tf9111]

Wow, Had to stop the Vid @ 3:07 so I could see how he made it & WOW!!! Chris. You are one very lucky person to have such a beautiful piece of workmanship & design. A 1 of a Kind. & Clickspring has my sub & will be watching his vids also from now on for Quality, Entertaining & Informative content. Thanks to you both.

[@erinbarger3822]

😮 my mouth is sore from smiling 14 minutes straight.

[@shivtekoriginal]

Clickspring is a 10/10 channel, I could see thisoldtony making a puzzle of some kind for you too tbh

[@6ren7]

I Love the look of the Zoma playing cards. They look amazing

[@darkwinter6028]

There are Makers, and there are Artists... and then there’s Clickspring. He’s on a whole other level.

[@ldorman]

200 hours? Considering that the average hourly rate for a custom watch maker/fine mechanic is around £65 here in the UK, that thing is worth north of the 13.000 UK Pound. Just labor, not even considering the materials here.

[@joshuakuehn]

Man y'all short changing yourselves. I'd charge north of 200 an hour for that minimum.

[@glenbuyer8738]

It was made by clickspring. It’s worth north of 200k, or something.

[@timffoster]

I've been following Clickspring for several years now. Amazing beyond words. When I saw Chris Ramsay mentioned on his video, I thought "Huh? What's my son's #1 magician doing on Clickspring?"

[@Sn0wboarder2390]

"You're selling them half air!" Says the magician to the you tuber.

[@gillesbisson199]

Was already subscribed to Clickspring and had been wondering why they had not released any videos for many months... Now I know... And very well worth the wait !!! What an amazing object !!!

[@JohnnyDee62]

Definitely would like to see some jigsaw action! Time lapse is your friend, though. Everyone's friend. Kudos to Clickspring!! Was also curious about the gap, but now we know and w00t!

[@duncanmcharg]

And at the same time he's been writing a research paper, to be peer reviewed, on what he's been discovering about the Antykithera Mechanism. I'm a Patreon supporter and he hasn't charged us for a few months because he hasn't been able to make any videos because of the writing etc. :) A lot of patrons were commenting that we would have all still happily paid.

[@JohnnyDee62]

Duncan McHarg I am *super* excited about the Antykithera project! Could not stop watching those videos when I found them. Been an Antykithera fan for a long time and wondered if I’d ever see anyone build one. Amazing.

[@chloekaftan]

i really hope clickspring does more work for other youtubers so he can get more subscribers, ive been following him since day one of the antikythera mechanism and its been a crazy ride, his work is amazing!

[@iTeerRex]

I just came from his channel. Chris is not a great machinist.. He is a freaking magician!

[@jacobgood160]

Maybee not... Only watched this and some anticathere. But his file work, engraving on and heat-treating mojo is supper strong. Plus I'm pretty sure he did the bevels on that press plate on a manual mill. Wich would be solid AF. But I'd have to watch again to be sure

[@planbuildrepeat8264]

@@jacobgood160 yes, those sweeps were turn table work

[@iTeerRex]

@@jacobgood160 Did you read the last sentence of my comment?

[@jacobgood160]

I missed it man sorry. If I'm reading comments it's probly 4:00 AM lol. Agreed

[@baileyyard5116]

That card press is a work of art!

[@ClearCaseMan]

I have to say that this is nothing special... EVERYTHING he does is just as awesome. EVERY thing he does is top shelf.

[@TrojanHorse1959]

Clickspring is awesome! He builds some of the most amazing things and watching him work is just mesmerizing! Everyone should be subscribed to him IMO.

[@KowboyUSA]

Only 200 hours? Looks like a lifetime.

[@Poksutin]

that is 25 8 hour days...

[@MentalCatalyst]

@@Poksutin You're not the sharpest tool in the shop.

[@Poksutin]

@@MentalCatalyst whaaat :D if 200hours isnt 25 days when working 8hours a day then what?

[@MentalCatalyst]

@@Poksutin Could you build this card press in 200 hours?

[@Poksutin]

@@MentalCatalyst maybe...im a metalworker :) that engraving takes some time

[@clee89]

I love your card reviews ... they are perhaps my favorite type of your videos but im also glad that the card review videos aren’t a regular thing

[@MrHowieZ1973]

It's beyond the skill of the best Faberge egg makers. Amazing and should be in a museum.

[@leemaxwell5035]

Chris from Clickspring does amazing work. I got hooked on his clock series and couldn’t get enough. Everything he does is a work of art and this card press is beautiful.

[@deathsreaper6982]

I'd watch these completed, and I love the design of the card press.

[@MrsYumYum863]

Wow that is an absolutely amazing piece of work. Wow the most beautiful card press ever!!! Hands down!!!

[@JakeTheVikingFranklin]

I need this for my yugioh deck

[@ChrisRamsay52]

😂👌

[@bryanharrison3889]

What an honor for you to receive such a piece of unique art

[@danielthecarguy6681]

You are looking at between 30 and 40 thousand dollars just in labour, at least here in Norway.

[@Max11Seven]

You earn 200 dollars an hour ?

[@gamemeister27]

@@Max11Seven Them Scandinavians man. It costs a lot to live there, but you make a lot of money too. Maybe not that much, but a lot

[@artyboy92]

@@Max11Seven Remember that the labor cost to a customer isn't the take home pay of the person doing the work. My labor is billed at $140 per hour to customers and I sure as shit don't make anything anywhere close to that. Factor into that too the extraordinary and specialist skill of Chris, his charged labor rate could believably be $200 per hour.

[@lordchickenhawk]

Yeah, I figured the labor alone to be in the 40K range. If I can get $40 an hour working here in Australia as a fitter and turner then $200 an hour is mates rates for the range and quality of skills Clickspring has. Not just a great machinist with top notch hand skills but a graphic artist, engraver, videographer and research archeologist... with enough phys/chem etc to pull off flawless gold plate

[@livedandletdie]

Max, Clickspring's hourly rate is somewhere between $20 and $50 that's just his salary part, so the labor isn't that much, at top $10'000 for this project, then there is the actual cost of such a rare item, and the fact that it isn't mass produced, even if say the materials only top at $600 then on top with the $10000 for the labor then you could add the double for insurances and company tax and then you need to probably double that again for profit and then you could probably double it again for just the uniqueness of it all, and if Chris the owner Ramsay dies then the price of the item if ever on an auction would skyrocket even more, so the item is worth at minimum $40'000 and then if auctioned could go for up to $4 million roughly so it's probably somewhere around 20% of the auction value in actual value so roughly $800K.

[@darkhorsegarage9623]

I watched him build this. It is so awesome . No words can describe how cool this is

[@goldenpepsi6751]

"I got an email from a guy named Chris and his channel name is ChrisRamsay" 😂

[@oclove1503]

I MAKE JEWELRY, AND WOW.....KNOWING WHATS REQUIRED TO DO WHAT HE DID TO MAKE THIS....IS AMAZING...HES PUT SO MUCH INTO THIS TO MAKE IT PERFECT. THATS SOOO MUCH WORK, TIME, DEDICATION INVESTED TO MAKE THIS. ITS BEAUTIFUL. SO DETAILED, IN EVERY WAY....GORGEOUS PIECE. DEFINITELY GORGEOUS. LOVE IT

[@oclove1503]

Amazing

[@burleydad]

“Master Clocksmith” means something, yo!

[@iamarawn]

He calls himself an amateur. I hope that one day I'll be at his amateur level.

[@MrDave5906]

That is definately a masterpiece, just beautiful. Props to Chris, my new youtube channel

[@jamesspurlock813]

Guy spends 200 hours on the card press* Chris talks about it for 3minutes

[@theme9807]

One can only talk so much about the press, he got the necessary points out of the way and seemed to appreciate it. Besides the clickspring Chris probably made it cause he loves the art of creating such things, not for Ramsey to go on and on about it.

[@anonymouswombat9709]

He obviously loves what he does to make a product for 200 hrs for someone he doesn’t even know. His enjoyment is creating the product, not the accolades and praise from Mr. Ramsay.

[@Saki630]

he paid $50k for it, got a move fast to make the cash

[@gamernick1533]

I was pretty puzzled by that too. Couldn't dedicate a video to just that thing? Seemed a fairly passionless response as well lol. If someone made an heirloom piece like that for me I'd be utterly stunned.

[@SteveFrenchWoodNStuff]

I watched the video. The press is absolutely stunning! It's a true masterpiece.

[@danielkelsosmith]

Next video: *I have been robbed* .....

[@donoffitness2892]

💀

[@CatBtw]

Robber: Gottem 😂👋👋👌

[@flomtn]

👀

[@Skylon2311]

Platet gold is 0.16g or less gold is not worth much the work Hours make it so expensiv

[@cman5053]

@@Skylon2311 soo true

[@thomasbeck8326]

So so glad I happened upon your video. Couple hours ago I watched Chris's video building the card press. A beautiful work of art or just wasn't sure what a card press was. Thank you very much for explaining it to me. Two thumbs up.

[@TheEmilyOriginal]

I died a little inside when he called the engraver a Dremel

[@Trainwheel_Time]

I died a little inside when you called an air graver an engraver.

[@MrMakeDo]

That press is pure heirloom material. Beautiful.

[@alizuzer5636]

When he said his name is chris and has a youtube channel i thought he was gonna say Chris Ramsay

[@Blackoutwhiteout23]

chris thats not a mini dremel. Its hammer and chisel, the vibrating sound is just the hammering sped up. Clickspring is a handmaking fanatic. Im just dying at the dedication

[@royreynolds108]

You should look up his building THE CLOCK.

[@BloodyHazessr]

Worth the watch for sure

[@willp2003]

Wow, that is exactly what you said it was. “Fine art”. Amazing skills, and the end result is fantastic!

[@mortezapishnamazi6536]

I'm disappointed he didn't dedicate an entire video to clickspring's masterpiece, I mean why should those junk games be included in the same video?

[@abcdefg3386]

As far as I know, Chris is not a professional, but he's definitely a master. He does this stuff just for fun.