Making Chips With A Scorper & Trammel

[@gbchk]

Scorper & Trammel, Attorneys at Law

[@BadYossa]

Most excellent!👍

[@richnfamous59]

Dewey, Cheatem & Howe!

[@EJdoomsday]

Here I thought that the spirals would be the hardest feature for the original craftsman to create. It just goes to show how a little ingenuity can go very far

[@microbuilder]

Scorper & Trammel sounds like an offshoot show of Wallace And Gromit lol

[@bmxerkrantz]

You've got the wrong shirt Trammel

[@Yoshikaable]

I love how clean the cuts are, it requires careful hand pressure but you demonstrate how precise methods possible in ancient times could be!

[@101alexs]

Hey Chris, your videos are simply hypnotic. They are so calming and therapeutic they should be prescribed viewing for stress related problem. They are so relaxing but simultaneously compulsive watching.

[@matthewdunstone4431]

That was an incredible result from such limited tools. Quite amazing.

[@bishopcorva]

I mean this with no ill or malicious thoughts, these are s nicely entertaining and relaxing that they put me right to sleep. Simply wonderful, I greatly enjoy all of them, thank you much for all the work you put in and share with the world.

[@trolliran]

I’m always amazed to see your crafstmansship. Inspiring.

[@SolarWebsite]

The craftsmanship is so good, and the way this is filmed and edited really makes it shine. Film in 8K, edit 2 hours of this stuff, show in a cinema, I absolutely *would* pay money to see that.

[@nachtdiertje1972]

That's one simple but mighty tool, beautiful result

[@katielynne]

Ok that little bundle of curls was just the coolest thing ever

[@paulcooper2897]

A level of patience that I can only comprehend because I saw it happen! Thanks for sharing 🇨🇦

[@craigbrewer433]

I go from watching the most recent Kirby Allison video to these. Both are on production levels that could rival huge studios. Bravo.

[@tomasn3]

Never get tired of watching you create cool stuff in cool ways

[@pjhalchemy]

Antikythera Sensual Mediterranean Resonance. Think I melted and ran in my shoes...Stunning work and videography, Chris! Thanks for lighting my candle this morning!

[@pattheplanter]

Antikythera Skilled Mechanical Reconstruction.

[@chownc]

Brilliant work as always!

[@neilscole]

I think it's time I go back and re-watch the Antikythera videos on your main channel. And cross my fingers for some new episodes soon!

[@theoriginalbuggins]

Continuing the legal theme, that looks like the kind of task that takes the same patience as digging a jail-break tunnel with a spoon.

[@terrytopliss9506]

Very satisfying watching you work Chris,thanks for the video.👍👍

[@bronsonstephens5799]

Absolutely love the music in the intro of your video.

[@dmitrymikheev7899]

It's beautiful. Thank you for sharing, sir

[@JoseSilveira-newhandleforYT]

Impressive quality work, over and over again!

[@notsonominal]

So simple, yet not at all. Beautiful!

[@311Bob]

I really wish I paid attention to geometry math in school figuring out how to do this kinda fascinates me more now

[@joshuahymel9750]

I have no idea why but this has to be the most satisfying video of yours ive seen yet.

[@videolabguy]

Any person who does not make something useful or beautiful with their hands is living but half a life. I am filled with amazement at how this is done. Thanks! How many hours to complete that job?

[@nigelsmith7366]

Fantastic work bro

[@notiskoundouris9320]

Love to watch you work.Thank you for sharing.

[@Forge366]

The spirals are uneven?! I wouldn't haven't noticed without seeing it made! :)

[@Chr.U.Cas1622]

👍👌👏 Simply fantastic again and as always! Best regards luck and health

[@PBGetson]

I love these Antikythera videos.

[@Redskies453]

My favorite part of the video was when he said "it's scorpin' time" and just started scorping all over the place.

[@johndilsaver8409]

It's nice to see this again! Thanks!

[@johannes_franciscus_kok]

Wow I did see the Antikythera dial before but never really understand how you created the spirals, mesmerising job (as usual) 🙂

[@andrewzimba7432]

Are they true spirals or just sort of interpolated spirals? Using the offset but constant radii seems different from a true spiral somehow.

[@NickToland]

You are a master at your craft. Truly awesome to watch.

[@Bob_Adkins]

I have a trepanning cutter, AKA circle cutter, that I use to cut sheet metal and plastic disks. I've actually cut 3/16" steel with it, but like yours, it takes patience. It also takes a drill press! I think they sell them on Amazon.

[@ivanheffner2587]

Those are impressive spiral cuts from set radii around two center points.

[@alasdairhamilton1574]

Fascinating 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@rockyrivermushrooms529]

its like ASMR but for the eyes too

[@karma247ajm]

Beautiful work 🙏🏻

[@ChrisB257]

Inspired Chris - patience and much skill :)

[@kulebyakinjoe]

Just a unique work!

[@keremardicli4013]

What a marvelous job

[@kitmaira]

This is such a thing of beauty!

[@juanaq]

i´ve looked trhough your channels many times looking for exactly this video since i saw the incredible spiraled cuts, and i have to say that i'm not disappointed. but oh, man, i have so many questions! how did you come up with the method of carving? where did you learned which tools to use? is this an ancient method or you just guessed? how long did it take to do the job (not counting making the tools)? did you used olive oil to be faithfull to greek materials? do you do your own manicure? amazing, as every video out of your channel.

[@pierreboone568]

this so nice, well done, you are the master.

[@peterjames2580]

Well, that was fun!

[@iamarawn]

Does anyone know what's going on with that layout fluid? What is it? How can I make or buy that? It looks amazing.

[@punelopepunstop5515]

Groovy!

[@mvealey1]

How about an update of your overall progress on the Antikythera machine?

[@rchristie5401]

Poetry with metal. Old school. I wonder if thats how he cut the metal for the water screw?

[@bryanlatimer-davies1222]

I enjoyed the olive oil joke !

[@Thingsthatgopew22]

I did wonder how you made those spirals...

[@jdmjesus6103]

Absolute magic

[@neilredelinghuys3263]

those are some good looking chips

[@aliensexist6634]

i have no idea whats the use for that, but damn thats beautiful. dont know why

[@justinmaynard890]

What sort of sorcery is this?!

[@EleanorPeterson]

Chips? Ha! I've just done myself double egg and chips for tea. I use sunflower oil for deep frying, though, not olive oil.🙂

[@Onionbaron]

With a creation level this high of course even the musical background is superb! Is the sky the limit, Chris?

[@frfrpr]

The olive oil surprised me

[@iancraig1951]

You young twerp--you had me watching paint drying then..

[@ten6773]

How do you not have 1000000 subscribed yet

[@theselectiveluddite]

Aaand... how long did all that take? Great stuff as usual. Cheers

[@poppyrider5541]

Nearly there.

[@robertschulke1596]

Beautiful work as usual, but what is it for???

[@jrs4516]

would it be feasible to make a device that describes a true spiral that dynamically increases the radius as it is rotated? i was thinking using a bevel gear set connected to threaded shaft and nut arrangement.

[@gusbert]

Now just a few hours of engraving ...

[@thomash9074]

You making another one?

[@josedias4664]

Impressionante ! Meus parabéns 👏👏

[@JeffSearust]

I don't know what it is, but I want one.

[@wags9777]

Would this still work if you used hot pressed olive oil?

[@barnabyjones8333]

Wait a minute! You carved all the way through those plates with that dinky little tool ! ? That's no mean feat!

[@richardvanasse9287]

What are you making?

[@motogeee510]

Happy birthday

[@rogerscottcathey]

How does one soften the cut edges?

[@ErikBongers]

Scorper?? Trammel?? What are you calling me??

[@chunkymurps]

WTF? Mind blown!

[@skylerlehmkuhl135]

How did you start the cut at the point the two arcs join?

[@victorsykes5334]

Where did you learn these skill sets?

[@makhoe1]

wow, wow, wow.

[@TeamZcan]

Wow. 👍👍👍👍👍

[@lunchrevisited]

and then what happened?

[@IllusiveChristie]

Gotta ask what's the black stuff? Pitch?Never seen it used. 90 % of the time we just us dykem.

[@Bobs-Wrigles5555]

Not pitch (exactly), pitch is water proof and was used as waterproofing in earthenware containers, it's carbon black, obtained by burning bones, tar, pitch, and other substances and is water soluble, (think of it as the ancients black laser printer toner).

[@jimmurphy6095]

He's using methods and materials that would have been available at the time the mechanism was first made. They didn't have Dykem 2000 years ago, so pitch it is.

[@Andrew_Fernie]

insane

[@SLane249]

Wow!

[@rossjackson7352]

Clickspring, the biggest bang for the buck on KZbin.

[@richardhollis2530]

I’ve got me one of those black nails, you hold it I’ll hit he said

[@PerspectiveEngineer]

Aeesome

[@lindonwatson5402]

triffic mate!

[@jimrichey5919]

Dude Makin cnc cuts with a stick... if that's not talent I don't know what is

[@Blue.4D2]

⭐🙂👍!

[@hvheerden]

Patience of a true craftsman. @clickspring how long did that take?

[@EleanorPeterson]

That's a good question, Hein. And Chris often does very detailed trial pieces to test different tools and techniques, so we only see his final output. When you add in the amount of time it takes to set up cameras and lights and do multiple 'takes' to make these superb videos, I always feel a bit mean when I can only give them one Thumbs Up...

[@boryscholewinski4370]

Was this FILTERED olive oil? Kids these days...

[@joaoboscorosa8601]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👉🏽🇧🇷

[@loganosmolinski4446]

Boop

[@Man-in-da-shed]

Almost Zen like

[@Blue.4D2]

⭐🙂👍!