I made tool that can tell TIME at NIGHT

[@stevenwillis548]

There are so many modern options and tools Uri could use but he CHOOSES not to use them. Power tools for cutting and sanding but he opted hand tools and making a pedal powered jig saw. Laser engraver for doing all the intricate marking but he opted for hand engraving. Old school craftmanship demonstrating his artisan nature in every piece. This is why I love his videos. That, and his accent just adds something special.

[@brockolee0815]

He uses an electric drill at least 🤭 There are electric chisels available or some driven by an air compressor, often used by goldsmiths. Would save some time. And those can have diffent tools as tip to serve several purposes.

[@TheFlyingFishy]

Alex Steele: Turn a simple knife into like 8 videos. Uri Techman: Turn a complex Astrolabe, AND a complex leg powdered scroll saw into 1 Video.. This man appreciates the art.

[@yasyasmarangoz3577]

Yeah

[@benm5913]

This is a drastically underrated comment.

[@marionforge2769]

That's why I unsubscribe from alex steele

[@rakijr9176]

Quality > Quantity The difference between a greedy hack and a talented artisan. Also his Phillip DeFranco style of talking is obnoxious.

[@kingsizedmidget7294]

You're forgetting he posts near daily videos in real time. It takes days and days to make this stuff (source, am a blacksmith). Real time+blacksmithing+daily videos means you'll have to watch a few videos, boo hoo. You're comparing apples and oranges.

[@urituchmanpigeon]

Hey everyone! some people pointed out that I forgot to take the timezone under consideration, and they are totally correct. So I've check the solar accurate time and it turns out the timezone is about 20 minutes ahead of the sun in my area (12:19 instead of 12:00 for E.g.), so we actually got a much more accurate measurement than I though :)

[@roberttarquinio3148]

You might be able to further adjust your time using the "Equation of Time" Chart/Graph if it is not built into your device. Do a google search for the info. It is common;ly used for sundials. WELL DONE!

[@jolllyroger1]

Yes the accuracy of this as a time piece requires accurate knowledge of exact location.... Yet this can be used to navigate the world ... You just will never know your exact longitude due to time errors however latitude should be accurate.... You sail to the speck in the ocean you are heading for by sailing so that your are definitely west or east of the target when you reach the latitude of the target then you follow the latitude to the target.... Like if you walk from the road and your car into the woods where there are no trails.... When you return you error to the right of where your are certain the car is then when you reach the road you know that if you turn left the road will lead to your car.... Anyone can navigate the entire world with a girl map and they can create an astrolabe or sextant or quadrant or back staff with a few sticks and sail the world accurately quite easily once you know how

[@Clogmonger]

Nobody knows like the locals

[@ryanglen7334]

You belter of a Frenchman!

[@oyunizleyicisi4642]

I cant understand because there isn't Turkish translation.

[@talosong7409]

Needs easier way to cut brass. Casually builds leg powered scroll saw.

[@falkschonfeld2370]

I think Uri is about the only guy I watch where I am not surprised when he just has a Singer pedal table standing around. You never know when you might need it...

[@CleaveMountaineering]

Using a Dewalt cordless drill......

[@fionafiona1146]

@@falkschonfeld2370 My parents use theirs as a hallway table 😉😂

[@lollipopyummy1389]

fiona fiona I use for sewing...

[@fionafiona1146]

@@lollipopyummy1389 I don't have enough of a rhythm nor any replacement needles and therefore use a more contemporary device to actually sew

[@jammersaurouspsn130]

Sitting in my living and I just start screaming “no” as a I watch this genius casually convert a singer sewing machine into a scroll saw. I love it absolute madlad

[@foreignwun8585]

I love how he just assembled a scroll saw, like he has the pieces laying around and finally decided to put them together

[@pauldevey8628]

The is funny. Just before you collapsed I was thinking "how can he do all that work, manually?" Excellent CNC scroll saw.

[@Erez84]

I was certin he did a mistake and collapsed frustrated and i thinking "SSSHIT!!!" but then i relaxed after i saw its just a preview for the scroll saw

[@CoryMT]

CNC stands for Computer Numerical Control, so maybe we should call this HMC (Human Manual Control)

[@JohnDoe-iw7zc]

@@CoryMT r/woosh lol

[@kerrybarneyiii1202]

John Doe why are you whooooshing? The CNC scroll comment was a joke from the start. Adding to a joke to make it make more sense doesn’t call for a whoooosh dude. r/ihavereddit

[@amicklich6729]

You are one of a kind. Inspiring (appreciate the humor as well).

[@BrightBlueJim]

The craftsmanship of Clickspring, and the humor of This Old Tony. You are a gem. And the engraving alone is inspiring.

[@greenchiliforge1059]

Oh well my arms are tired so I think I'll just build a scroll saw..........priceless man, just priceless

[@Kraljevich]

Every single bit of this video is pure genius!

[@pootnikalexander]

Incredible! It has taken me 6 years of study to build the skills necessary to make one myself. Just looking for tips and tricks in order to avoid costly mistakes. Thank you so very much, I salute you!

[@spinafire]

Oh snap! You got a new vise! I just finished my own hand made mallet and graver based on your videos, and started building a rotating vise from scratch so I can actually try the darn thing out. Keep inspiring, thanks for sharing your build. EDIT: I have made my own cutting fluid for drilling through steel using dish detergent, some water, and some strong oil. Shake it together and the soap will emulsify the oil into the water for lubrication and cooling properties.

[@urituchmanpigeon]

Thanks for the tip! I'll definitely try it out. Good like with your vice,

[@RealUnimportant]

Just be careful as dish soap has salts in that can scratch up the surface and encourage corrosion. Of course if you're only using a drop or two then it shouldn't be a major issue, but you might want to wash the steel off after cutting rather than just rubbing it clean.

[@urituchmanpigeon]

@@RealUnimportant cool, thanks. probably Ill try it first on brass to avoid that kind of issue.

[@rozewalker6726]

I love your videos. The shoes made me laugh so hard, you made me cry !

[@pippanappleton2421]

A post by Uri always makes me smile :) Love the honesty of "The moment of truth....well the moment of truth for you as I already assembled this, like, 50 gazillion times"

[@timostrom5710]

dude, that sew/saw conversion is worthy of a video all by itself. also, welding the engraving on was rad. you've definitely "leveled up." awesome work as usual...thank you.

[@Straaker]

Uri your singer sewing machine conversion was absolutely brilliant!

[@timberdish]

Incredible work!! Well done indeed on creating both that superb scroll saw (very unexpected!) and the amazing Astrolabe. Your skills, creativity and humour is setting you very highly in my (and no doubt many others) opinions.

[@mizkail]

I just never get sick of this stuff, hes a true renaissance man

[@MisterTalkingMachine]

That tablet joke isn't getting enough praise

[@crankybaboon4920]

Ahhhhhh. 7 hours! This video has been up for seven hours and I didn't notice... not happy!! I've been wasting my time with family responsibilities and I could have been watching this 7 hours ago. Thats it. I'm kicking the wife and kids to the curb and devoting myself full time to waiting for Uri to post videos. And this one looks like an absolute beaut. That intro was sweet. Happy to see it again.

[@indie825]

My son sent your video because of the re-purposing of the peddle sewing machine base. Amazing workmanship and film making. Love the kitty cameo and choice of shoe's. You go dude!

[@jenniferwatson7118]

You are draw-droppingly clever, and laugh-out-loud funny. Love your projects. Thanks for making my night!

[@dukwcapt]

The Astrolabe is really neat! Another fun to watch video. The scroll saw made from an old Singer sewing machine treadle is very clever and the "Changing shoes" Spats, bowling, wingtips.....was funny! As was the bit where the treadle saw was working while you read a magazine! The end result of your astrolabe is most impressive! True "hand made" craftsmanship, w/o power tools quite amazing (I'm not knocking power tools) It was a joy to watch, Thanks Uri.

[@FrenchmanontheRooftop]

That scroll saw made from an old sowing machine is absolutely brilliant.

[@532bluepeter1]

This is ironic because the first powered jigsaw was created (if I am not mistaken) from a powered sewing machine.

[@cavalaxis]

This is beautiful and amazing, Uri! Thank you so much for doing this for us! ETA: That scroll saw deserves it's own video.

[@홍은표-s1t]

I’m really enjoying your videos! Your artworks are so inspiring to me :) I’m student majored jewerly design from korea! It’s Such a beautiful craft works,,,

[@urituchmanpigeon]

Thank you! I bet you can do much finer details than I can do.

[@johnt.chambers4204]

Amazing details, sir. You are a true craftsman. You should make a Sextant, an Octant, a pair of brass dividers and a nice compass to go with it and a nice box to contain the set. Compared to the Astrolabe, the others would be relatively simple.

[@digitaIgorilla]

That is the best looking scrollsaw I ever saw. Without it you'd have been sore. It made your work speed soar.

[@demesisx]

You’re hilarious, Uri. Thanks for making such entertaining content. The world is a better place with people like you in it.

[@TheBearGrylz]

That home made scroll saw was amazing

[@andrewgray9663]

Finally, the long awaited video on Uri's shoe collection. This has to be one of your most elegant creations to date and I can only admire your talent and dedication

[@BrianDaleNeeley]

You will have to make a sundial to check the time, as time zones are a very rough approximation (within ±45 minutes, depending on location) of "actual" (solar) time. But a sundial should be trivial after this beautiful instrument!

[@geraldspratley4637]

Uri Tuchman = Renaissance Man. The attention to detail and overall precision is amazing. Such a great video Uri!

[@davidromito5631]

Incredible work! You're inspiring me to make my own, although I might have to start with wood. Note that when you're comparing a time reading from an astrolabe to standard time there are a couple of adjustment you need to make--1) use the "equation of time" to resolve the difference between local mean time and local apparent time, and 2) correct for the difference between local mean time and standard time based on how far east or west you are from your time zone meridian.

[@bhopcsgo7172]

best metalworking and stop motion channel on KZbin

[@OliveRC-Addict]

amazing work :D

[@jamesburk8145]

I gotta say, its a true craftsman who sets aside his intricate metal engraving project long enough to just toss together a fully functional scroll saw to finish the intricate metal project.

[@NerdInventor]

Great! I have been waiting for that video since you introduced it! :)

[@losthor1zon]

Amazing work! The comment about walking into a Medieval tavern and being burned as a witch - anyone in that era with one of these would either be a wealthy person or have a wealthy patron, and would be in one of two major occupations that used such devices, namely, either a scholar (studying the heavens, perhaps making astrological charts for important people), or a navigator at sea (therefore an officer, not just a sailor). One thing you would NOT do is flash it around to impress random people, since it would be stolen in short order.

[@JoniWagner]

Uri: The reincarnation of Leonardo DaVinci Me: Trying to figure out what I can do with my Dremel.

[@katreyu2967]

I wouldn’t attempt this with a dremel that seems like good fun

[@katreyu2967]

U could do it but ☺️

[@janehealy2351]

for many years I did my sewing on a treadle machine, I still have it, but don't use it much any more (speed is addictive!) It was very cool to see you repurpose one in such a cool way! And thanks for the education on the astrolabe. Yours is the best explanation of how they work I have seen so far. I know others would argue, but it really made sense to me. Thank you.

[@whazee]

I love your videos so much! Your work alone is amazing but you make it so enjoyable to watch as well. Your cat too! 😄👍❤

[@bitfreakazoid]

Your content just gets better and better. Love your work. Laughed at the collapsing part. Loved how you used the old Singer sewing machine and turned it into a scroll saw, it's like cheating without cheating. Laughed really hard at the "tablet" joke.

[@goodolenoname]

Love love love your videos

[@PSMITHjl]

I love the scroll saw. I had seen one once before, being used by a Hopi jeweler. watching you operate it made me nostalgic for my old treadle sewing machine. I loved sewing on it. Working the flywheel while concentrating on the detailed work in front of you creates an encompassing, zen like experience. The Astrolabe is simply sublime, a triumph! :)

[@kandkmotorsports]

I thought your accent sounded French, but once I saw you wearing sandals with socks I now think you are German :) LOVE the video! Great editing

[@leolorbas]

He's Israeli

[@ignaspetrauskas8763]

He's most likely german, judging from the labels of stuff.

[@mpp3690]

i think he lives in germany

[@ralphrohr]

@@mpp3690 He is. It's Berlin.

[@mariedriskell8752]

Beautiful "FREE HAND SCROLING"!!!!! YOU ARE THE "ARTIST OF THE DECADE"!!!!!

[@GvendurE]

Did You design and make the scroll saw? its so cool, dose it run on black or white magic? Thanks for the inspiration.

[@urituchmanpigeon]

yes its my design, sort of, I mean the concept is not mine but its my measurements and all. but the real magic comes from this amazing cast iron sewing machine by Singer, you don't see things made like that anymore.

[@RealUnimportant]

@@urituchmanpigeon It's an inspired idea and a fantastic way to upcycle one of those treadles.

[@red58impala]

@@urituchmanpigeon I see them for sale periodically here. Thought about buying one to make a treadle lathe, but didn't feel the flywheel was heavy enough. Now that I see how you used it for a scroll saw I might have to pick one up and give it a go.

[@kameljoe21]

@@red58impala I have seen videos where they make a band saw from something simplar like this, Manual machines are awesome.

[@Fuerwahrhalunke]

Every time I watch these videos I get a drive to continue my leatherworking. Thanks!

[@ZK-cd8jo]

10:51 Oh, so you're actually just a wizard. That explains a lot I guess.

[@creaturetreedriftwoodart2066]

Absolutely amazing Uri. You are the Da Vinci of our time. You could wear that as a pendant like Flavor Flav. Nice sawing machine too, and your dandy sawing shoes. Looking forward to your next creation.

[@TysyTube]

Great invention, i am speckles 🤩, subscribed

[@kiksforge]

Jesus dude, that Casio watch could of been around when the astrolabe was first used!, but seriously been here since 3k, one of the best recommendations youtube has made. congratz on the growth and long may it continue.

[@FiguringOutStuff]

I like you'r videos so much make more often and if you can make some videos about engraving and how do it . Something like small tips and how to improve skills. If someone like this too. Leave a like

[@NYTruthseeker]

Wow, this was over-the-top display of your talents, humor, creativity, and fantastic explanation, thank you!!!

[@bash6555]

As an arab, I'm really impressed that you were able to make a really close replica to the invention that we were bragging about for hundreds of years 😂

[@738polarbear]

Inredibly inventive ,skillful human being.His vids are always a joy to watch and learn from.

[@yvans.73]

2:58 Tragic. The death of a true craftsman.

[@klausnielsen1537]

This is the nicest presentation of this device I have ever seen made with such basic hand and foot tools. You are amazing! You have some skills right there Sir. TY for sharing this.

[@30mmPwnage]

Uri, what quality files do you use?

[@urituchmanpigeon]

I just by Rendom files, the best one I have is from Pferd.

[@slagathorgamayes7823]

Gosh I love your sense of humor with the stop motion.

[@LaserGadgets]

Imagine you ask him for the time and he is pulling that thing out....

[@αλμοχάντ]

Would be cool though, making you going back in time when people used to actually do this

[@johnkennedyswenja]

excellent sewing machine conversion. A very intricate ( very complicated or detailed ) undertaking, accomplished with skill and humour. love it

[@GumballMachinery]

2:54 Top 10 Saddest Anime Deaths

[@holyravioli5795]

The fact that you only have 82k subscribers is ridiculous, you deserve alot more.

[@liom.6349]

Guess he's doing two in one builds now

[@DiegoImasD]

Beautiful work! My kids and me are sorprised with this and others videos! Thanks!!

[@Nicmadis]

Hat is officially off. Took me forever to find it. Shame you could not borrow this old Tony's die filer.

[@delruner]

Thank you. Your craftsmanship is awesome. This Astrolabe will be a functional piece of art. Enjoy the process!

[@WoodByWright]

Woot Woot!

[@jessiem.8994]

Dang Uri, I can't imagine the amount of hours you put into making this whole thing! It's gorgeous - also so is you cat, my gosh! Congrats on the build :D

[@bash6555]

A french guy making an arabic astrology device using german made tools while being in the usa... I'm talking mr.worldwide right here 😂👌🏼

[@BichaelStevens]

But he's Jewish

[@mokhtaralesayi2077]

​@@BichaelStevensworldwide indeed

[@superswagman5973]

Uri, you are amazing! thank you for making these videos!

[@WoodByWright]

You need some Clogs!

[@charlieandrews2873]

Uri, you are a bloody genius, Awesome content as always

[@dyslexicsheeple931]

Awesome. I never seen how a astrolabe works thanks for the demonstration. Your expert craftsmanship was enjoyable to watch.

[@randomprojects3354]

How awesome this guy is? True artist and craftsman... and so calm, and funny. Who can even think about disliking this?

[@jacobisneverbored6283]

11:00 love that part! Your vids are always so enjoyable to watch

[@NorthernGardensChannel]

Your sense of humor is very inspiring. Thank you for sharing your skills.

[@kmarch6630]

I love that even though you're a genius you still include those Oops! moments including dropping things and doing other un-genius things. The results are fantastic.

[@TheMilkshakeuk]

I watched this today again a year later, and what you know? today is the 26th of January- I know it’s irrelevant , but thought its cool and as always your videos are always good to watch

[@paulorth2251]

Awesome workmanship and beautiful design. I don't know how long it actually took to create this delicate device but it was well worth it.

[@behnamsalamat2015SOS]

Astrolabe is from Iran and its sample is in the British museum . I really enjoyed making this precise tool for astronomy and geography and the calendar and even the cloke and height and position of the earth , it was very useful . thank you

[@katestramenos929]

Absolutely love your sense of humor!! I feel like it’s a lot deeper actually then people see, a lot probably goes over people’s heads! I feel like it’s fairly complex!

[@bluejijiikemen5537]

It is amazing to handcraft this beautiful mysterious precision instrument. The emergence of a pretty mysterious cat always makes me feel happy.

[@briantaylor4389]

Thank you for sharing your skill, inventiveness and humour - I always look forward to your videos.

Amazing work on this and the other stuff that you make! And I must add that I love your english accent, just adds to the aura of the whole thing, keep up the good work.

[@FriedPi-mc5yt]

I really enjoy your channel and like that you mostly use self made tools. I’m working on making my own engraving tools for projects I’m doing. Your ingenuity is inspiring.

[@rsxen8990]

how does this channel not have 1m . this is some quality work and inventive videography. I've got a long way to go.

[@EleanorCharlotte8855]

Very unusual choices for your collections, they're like interesting treasure troves!! They look like they have just popped out of the shelves in a glass case of a museum of art and science!

[@SarandipityStudios]

Thanks for showing this incredible process in detail! Makes me appreciate the intricacy of what goes into making these devices!! Amazing!

[@JCTXFF]

Great file work, it is an art that is being lost, I appreciate showing what can be done with a file. Thanks for showing your steel cutting shoes, they looked much more substantial and fashionable than the brass cutting shoes. Thanks for inspiring us to step up our game.

[@vyranlaise8356]

Wow you did a wonderful job making your Astrolabe. I think it was made/ invented around the year 150bc almost 2 thousand years ago. Thank you so much for making one. Yours turned out great. I aways love them.

[@vyranlaise8356]

Oops 2030 years ago.

[@stefanosstavroulis7484]

Not only made by hand but also by feet! No many can claim that! Great job!

[@MegaDeath458]

Why your channel doesn't have more subscribers? Your work truly is an art! Making an astrolabe? This take some *serious skills* and you certainly have them! Master then, even!

[@ditheraith]

Uri Tuchman videos are a pure delight.

[@adiled-douzi9546]

You are a big artist 👍 Respect from morocco 🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦

[@giorgiodeste8023]

You are the real artisan. I love your projects

[@zsomborzimon97]

From the intro I can se that Uri also loved the Once Upon a Time shows.