Turning a Gear knob for a 1970's Camper

[@SethKotta]

That's some Hollywood level virtual effects right they're.

[@Donald_Willis]

Ha ha, Industrial Light & Magic has to be careful

[@notahotshot]

"... effects right they are." "... right they are." ... they are? Did you mean "there"?

[@styx5977]

Imagine if he used the indiana jones theme on the map scene

[@SethKotta]

@@notahotshot yes. Autocross meses with me al the tune.

[@curbotize]

@@SethKotta well played doctrine Jerry sailman. 😁😎👍

[@jollyjackalope97]

For those who don't know, the stylised hand is a 'hamsa', a popular amulet in the Middle East, used as protection against the evil eye. Very beautiful take, Uri!

[@your_utube]

One of the most interesting persons on KZbin, A breath of fresh air. Nothing boring, nothing standard, self-defined - admirable. Pre-enactment or is it simulation, or rehearsal?

[@Nosculptor]

That old map! :D I love this randomness besides the great pieces that you make.

[@frankierzucekjr]

Lol he is a character isn't he? HAHA He's one of my favorites. He's not only very talented, but he's really funny

[@Nosculptor]

@@frankierzucekjr Totally agree.

[@crunchworks22]

I was wondering where he was from, so glad to finally find out the he is from Prussia!

[@jkr9594]

It also finally explained the accent.

[@EdwardIglesias]

Ah yes, in the 70s the White Hand of Sauraman still claimed an allegiance with the Eye of Motdor. Deep cut.

[@pistool1]

What a wonderful knob! Not an item, a piece of art :) As always with Uri.

[@NorthernMudlarks]

Very satifying to watch - loved the animation, lol - Gail & Alex xx

That 19th century map killed me. I laughed too much! :))

[@slimydispertion]

I got confused

[@phillipmitchell2254]

Okay you totally had me as "Is it in the frame? YES IT IIIIIS"

[@brianhay4024]

One of the most talented creaters on youtube.

[@tummy_fritters]

Love your projects, Uri. You capture an old-world thing that I really enjoy

[@2309phil]

Dear Uri, you´r videos are made with soooo much love. Even tho you dont have the best fancy schmancy equipment at hand, you still make so beautifull pieces. We all can see how much fun you have while working on your projects and also while editing your videos. Thank you for another lovely piece of youtube history.

[@Lab_Dad]

Love the video and the knob. Your friend is lucky to have you as a friend. Thanks for sharing.

[@svnelliejowestsail3222]

Nice! I love your craftsmanship and humor.

[@simoncroatia]

Fantastic, thank you for sharing. Some years ago I made a gearstick knob for my car and spray finished it and it didn't last very long, firstly the varnish wasn't thick enough and secondly living in Croatia I use sunscreen which reacted with the spray varnish and it became very sticky and was horrible. I have since resanded it and used a 2 component polyurethane varnish which is fantastic.

[@one-o-four889]

Always a pleasure to watch your videos, amazing skills, humor, superb editing and footage, zero ego, love it!

[@turtledruid464]

You did a great job with this, I'm sure your friend will absolutely love it!

[@seski89]

"Is it in the frame? Yeeees it iiiiis!" lmao, I love you Uri, never change.

[@NomadMakes]

Nice build and great video mate! I hope you get the time to produce videos more often, as you are by far my favorite KZbinr. Cheers and thanks for sharing.

[@DutchClawz]

Very nice craftmanship!

[@nunocanela8773]

I'm Portuguese . You are amazing artist. Well done 👍

[@atan7260]

Wood turning is so satisfying to watch

[@theafro]

Pre-enactment wasn't a word until today, thank you Uri, you have given us a beautiful new word to play with.

[@frankierzucekjr]

It's so nice to see you back and making stuff again. As always great work my friend. We missed ya buddy. The open package going up the ramp was funny too lmao.

[@KazeshimaD]

Lovely seeing some engraving. Always like seeing that.

[@imherkhan]

Uri thank you for sharing your gifts with the world.

[@msx80]

Awesome knob! Super shiny and elegant!

[@T0myTune]

Oh. my. god. Its been years since I've watched such a glorious end to a youtube video! Also awesome gear knob, satisfying watch.

[@thewuurm]

When I was growing up, my grandparents had a big 70s motorhome they would drive up to a nearby lake every spring and live out of until fall, and that knob would not have looked at all out of place on that old gearstick. Very well done!

[@danbreyfogle8486]

As always, great project and perfectly executed.

[@nicknimocks1792]

You always impress and make me laugh and for that I thank you!

[@tinkersmith]

Well of course I love the video! A new video from the legend Uri Tuchman is always enjoyable!

[@nobodynoone2500]

Very nice. I love making gear knobs.

[@leostone1501]

What a great idea to use the drillpress to make these machining marks!

[@0000Sierra117]

One great move is roll a strip of Scotch-brite and shove it through a large washer (which stops it from unrolling) and then you can use that in a drill press or hand drill to make quick work of taking sanding marks out of aluminum

[@D1rtywrenches]

Wow what a beautiful shifter knob!!

[@pel6413]

Nice to see the new lathes put to work :) That big one is terrifying!

[@chesterdelacruz7479]

This channel deserves more subscriber.

[@mealex303]

Love the way it actually looks like a hand print and Photoshop was EPIC LOL

[@kameljoe21]

Uri, I found something I want to see you make. Its called a Two Legged Parser. Its a brass inlay tool. You can make a steel pattern and then make a Two Legged Parser drill and it will cut out your shape and then you can inlay brass in to your projects. Let me know if you see this message. I seen a video about it on some other channels and thought that it would be something that you can make your dove with and a few other things. Look in to it as I think you can use this and it would be a super cool project that you could do. Its up your alley of weird tools.

[@ulf373]

Amazing craftsmanship. Thanks for sharing :)

[@thecreator6774]

I wish I was in the workshop with you too.I love your work

[@Furnitecture]

Nice work as always and I loved the photoshopped ending!

[@jeroenunger7688]

Send from Prussia! I love it!

[@HappyHands_HH]

ענק! Really nice Job

[@wishiwasalumberjack]

You sir are a treasure, thank you for sharing Uri 😁

[@ericromano8078]

Authentic Prussian gear shift knob. Love it.

[@wt2009]

Hell ya Hymermobile! We had it too with the poiester root. 30kmh up the Hill with a lane of 400 cars behind you :P

[@TheKnacklersWorkshop]

Hello Uri, The requirement was vintagey and orangey... You met the requirement on both counts... As always an enjoyable video, thank you. Take care. Paul,,

[@machinist_matt]

Good to see you're already making use of your new lathe! 😎

[@swampy1584]

Nice job Uri

[@droppedpasta]

I really like the “engine turning” method. Very nice. PS Tell the Archduke to be careful on his trip to the Balkans, I heard there was some unrest.

[@ElliotNesterman]

FWIW, that effect is called "jeweling." Engine turning is different.

[@droppedpasta]

@@ElliotNesterman What’s the difference? According to the internet, they’re the same thing.

[@ElliotNesterman]

@@droppedpastaEngine turning is done on one of several kinds of engine engraving machines. There are straight line engravers, circular engravers, and rose engines. Straight line and circular engravers are used for engraving the complex patterns you see under high-end transparent enamel and on the faces of fine watches. Rose engines are the woodworking version of engine turners. Jeweling is a much simpler technique done with abrasive disks.

[@droppedpasta]

@@ElliotNesterman Ok, thanks. If you search for “engine turning” the results tend to say some thing like ‘…engine turning, also known as jeweling, ….’

[@plane-o-1292]

Yes, "...there was some unrest."

[@mybusinessonly1557]

Not sure what the hand design is but craftsmanship is excellent.

[@noviceartisan]

When the thing you've made is worth more than the car it's in 🤣🤣🤣

[@racheldekker7590]

Can i just say i love your accent and also you make me laugh and the things you make are incredible thanks

[@oneshotme]

Looks great!! Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up

[@roadracing22]

That painting is the 2nd best part of this video.

[@SylvainLORIOT]

The Gear knob which is more valuable than the motorhome !

[@viorsa8200]

Magnífico trabajo Uri , un pomo para la palanca de cambio de madera , con incrustacion de metal y mano grabada , normalmente no se ve artesanía en este sector , gracias por compartir , un saludo cordial y por supuesto un gran like desde Narón , Galicia (España) 🤓😜

[@YooProjects]

Very nice project 👍

[@peteraugust5295]

Animations are top otch again. Hollywood is waiting for you!

[@TheSockMonkeyGuy]

"Pre-enactment"... It's a word now! You just invented it (or "coined it", to use the English term for inventing new words)! And an excellent word it is. I have to find somewhere to use it!

[@julianmichel2334]

You should try and preenact situations in which it may apply...

[@jebowlin3879]

At the end of the day, all words are made up :D

[@TobiasTHolmes]

The term "coined" is similar to "formalised" or "popularised", others may have used it is passing, but one who coins a term brings it's existence to fruition. Words are not invented, or in the least case, this avoids petty squabblings of the progenitor's identity.

[@frog8220]

check out Brian David Gilberts video "buy my bed" 🛌for more pre-enactment!

[@SethKotta]

The web comic Dresden Codak mentions (and sells shirts for) a historical preenactment society. "Because the best of history is yet to come!"

[@HermanOtto-wr2nn]

Jestem pod wrażeniem Pana pracy pozdrawiam

[@TheLeeattwood]

Great channel,very engaging

[@WendysAnime]

You're an amazing artist, Should start trying to crave something huge for an art museum, I'd love to own some of your work

[@atomicwinter31]

You should consider getting a ball turning tool for the lathe. It's pretty easy to make, but buying's an option.

[@MarkMcCluney]

At 5:33 the grinding tool plays the opening phrase of Jingle Bells. Just thought I'd mention it.

[@LaserGadgets]

When I saw the thumbnail, I was kinda sure its resin...at least to some part.

[@tissuepaper9962]

Haven't watched the video yet, but Uri seems like a shellac guy all the way. That's my guess.

[@LaserGadgets]

@@tissuepaper9962 Schellack is not really durable, glad he slapped on clearcoat this time!

[@tissuepaper9962]

@@LaserGadgets it can be quite durable with the right process. Still, for something that gets touched all the time something chemical resistant (i.e. clear coat) is better.

[@LaserGadgets]

@@tissuepaper9962 What I was saying....mechanical and chemically feeble.

[@tissuepaper9962]

@@LaserGadgets mechanically strong, chemically feeble. Like I said, the right process makes all the difference. Mechanically durable shellac needs to be a.) Mixed yourself from pellets, b.) Mixed too thin in a very volatile solvent and c.) Applied in a dozen or so thin layers and allowed to dry completely between (which is why you use a very volatile solvent, drying would take forever otherwise). My personal choice for this piece would be paste wax, rubbed in to get a satin-ish finish, but to get it that shiny clear coat was the right choice.

[@Tuonico87]

Good job man.. and funny as always

[@jnsdroid]

loved the "pre-enactment" edit

[@timsmith1589]

Very nice work bro

[@bradcrossman5068]

Fun project!

[@55ATA3]

That is very nice, great video. Thank you

[@oxfd611]

I like the color URI.

[@uniqko]

You are so amazing

[@martinhorner642]

I would like to take this opportunity to express just how much Uri rocks. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ That's how much: 5/5 rock stars

[@Produkt_R]

It's nice of you to lend her a "hand"

[@JhaeMo777]

Nice knob!

[@deriusnorris4463]

Stunning

[@mikebashford8198]

Love your work, but a bit bemused by the geography here - an Ethiopian Boeing 777 flies from Dresden (I think) to Porto (I think) where the knob is picked up by someone in a Netherlands registered camper ...

[@btdarterschannel112]

You packaged it just like Amazon packages everything! 📦📦📦🗜🚫🤣

[@acraftman2823]

I woulda had to ask for the pigeon , having an original Tuchman would be enough enlightenment for my caravan. Shenanigans... 👍🏻.

[@manuelstritt5300]

very nice job

[@chasethe_dr3am986]

Best idea for a project... A music box with your own tune!! Or just make some weird shit again lol

[@ziploah]

Wow, really cool!

[@NickToland]

Nice Hamsa!

[@buy_large_mansions]

Wow Uri !!! I didn't know you Prussians had such modern planes and KZbin and stuff.

[@MorpH2k]

I bet your downstairs neighbors must be wondering what's going on upstairs.

[@Vincenzo_F]

Very very nice!!!

[@graemebrumfitt6668]

Cool Dude, both you and the project! TFS, GB :) My claim to fame is that I got a graver from you @ the Makers Central 2019 show back before this covid thingy :(

[@07roadking43]

Love that saw you used in the beginning, did you make that or was that a purchased saw ? If you dont mind me asking, that knob came out awesome!!!!!!!!

[@uncannyvalleywoods]

I hope that one day, my channel is established enough to post a knob polishing video to great the joyous reception of my subscribers. You polish a heck of a knob Uri.

[@duncan5800]

I loved it all, but in particular the part where the pieces you were cutting landed on the floor and you answered your own question by bursting into song "is it in the frame?" "🎵🎶YES IT ISSSSS 🎶🎵" hahaha! You would make an incredible movie director, Uri. I'm sure of it! Thank you for the wonderful content as always ❤️

[@styx5977]

The delivery guy thinking he is delivering an artefact from a cult🐦📦

[@batterymakermarkii2654]

If her seats are the same color as the photoshop version, then your knob will blend in perfectly

[@kenlilienthal3537]

@Uri Tuchman I am pretty sure the value of the camper just doubled.

[@jjcc8379]

That map looks very ... up to date. Yeah. :P

[@willienolegs8928]

Beautiful

[@styx5977]

Tolles Video👌

[@samanthadean1083]

Part of me is very amused by the leftover space in the delivery box, the other part is wondering if I can order something for when I buy my own camper van!!! 🤔

[@ajoybanerjee2819]

Could it be 🥚 shaped n copper instead of brass

[@lukafilm]

Not a day goes by that I don't hear a flipity flopity lathe in my head.