This Machine Is So Ludicrous I Had to Built One - Making a Rose Engine

[@urituchmanpigeon]

This was a project, to say the least, I really hope you like it! Go to ground.news/uri for an objective, data-driven way to read the news. Save 50% on the Ground News unlimited access Vantage plan with my link.

[@valentinmeyer-marc5874]

warte mal. produzierst du die Musik auch selbst? :o

[@ThatBassistK]

Uri is an inventor, engineer, machinist, woodworker, etc. but he is, first and foremost, an artist. His art, however whimsical and abstract is always functional and that's what I's appreciates about him.

[@thijsrikkerink6333]

A true renaissance man

[@jonanderson5137]

Is THAT what you appreciates about him?

[@TheAllAroundMan]

Thanks for your input, chatgpt!

[@ThatBassistK]

@@TheAllAroundMan If I were a crappy genAI chatbot could I tell that you play OSRS incorrectly on a fundamental level? 😂🤣💀

[@ThatBassistK]

@@jonanderson5137 Take about 20% off, there Squirrelly Jon.

[@StefanGotteswinter]

Is the machine the piece oft art or the workpiece? So impressive, I love the mix of components. Wood, modern industrial components the old machine parts, such an anarchistic approach, i love it.

[@drewcagno]

This entire video was unhinged madness. I'm absolutely here for all of it.

[@RJayFlaming]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1195">19:55</a> seconds of watching a man go insane. It's glorious. Don't ever stop. I need this in my life.

[@Lowbrow_Mthakathi]

Having watched an insane amount of Uri Tuchman videos/projects, I can't help but note the man's genius, talent and skill, but there's more, the animations, the singing, the oddball humour, the funny ticks and dropping things. I'm unwilling to call autism, but this is a level of artistic quirkiness the regular man cannot hope to reach. Truly one of God's own prototypes, we are blessed as a species to have him.

[@adambooth4011]

Agree fully. I genuinely think there are elements of genius.

[@R.Daneel]

You learn far more from failures than successes, and the amount of fun is about the same. Great job. You got an identifiable result!

[@timtakespics]

Uri - I've said before and I'll say it again - Your videos are a breath of fresh air - Thank you

[@YMandarin]

man these intros get trippier every time

[@08ryanalollipop]

Drilling into a random piece of wood and forgetting to clamp it down is so relatable. I love your whimsical editing style.

[@zhorien]

I don't know why, but I love this kind of video. Keep up the good work man.

[@sayeager5559]

Ive had a saved Ebay search for Rose Engine for over 10 years. Im rooting for you man.

[@piccalillipit9211]

*CAN YOU MAKE A 2 HOUR VERSION OF THIS...???* I would love way more detail on how you made it

[@pel6413]

Those into animations ❤

[@Horus9339]

I can see Uri returning to this project once again in a future video. It was so close, you can do it Sir, we believe in you.

[@nullsnaggle5198]

I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS FOR 87 YEARS

[@deserticus18]

Dear Uri, you are an inspiration to mankind!!

[@WindsEternal]

You are an amazing craftsman, Uri. I love how you just go at it and make it happen. Your sense of humor is clever and funny!

[@nickgenericusername]

The effort put into not just the project but also to make such a video! Thank you Uri!

[@MisterTalkingMachine]

I showed my girlfriend your astrolabe video and she said she wants an engraving kit, so I followed your engraving chisel video and made it, thanks Uri. By the way I used a steel rail from a CD drive to make the chisel and it seems to work fine

[@zuchtfisch]

Your editing is awesome Uri! Love the toy piano to emphasize the cheesy synths

[@andan2293]

Damn. It's Friday, you return from work, crack a cold one and Uri drops a new video. Life's good.

[@CurieuzeNeuzen.]

He’s the Explosions&Fire of craftsmanship

[@henningmogensen9144]

Now my day is complete. Another funny and workable machine from URI. With animations love it

[@alanmuddypaws3865]

Uri seems to be descending into madness, but it makes for compulsive watching. The quality of the editing is superb, and those animations are just sublime!

[@teej008]

This guy should be sent back in time to when everything that he know is everything that is known. He deserves to be the cleverest man alive

[@boppins]

I don't know if that was your intention, but watching that intro while high was quite an experience. Came here for a relaxing tool video, ended up with an otherworldly experience.

[@waxyjim]

It’s sheer genius. Thank you.

[@wittenhenderson875]

My man, you inspire me. Anyone can learn metalworking, carving, etc, but it takes a true artist to make a 2 minute hand animated intro just to make me laugh. Someday I'll start my own YT channel and I am going to do my best to add my own whimsy and make my audience laugh

[@piccalillipit9211]

WOW - we get animations now - you spoil us Mr Uri

[@nobuckle40]

I always love watching you make machines. Even if they fail they are beautiful.

[@lumotroph]

We love you Uri Tuchman

[@kelseywatson1974]

An impressive effort in both project and video! Well done! Most of the attachments developed by Holtzapffel and others on OT lathes were intended to recreate the motion of a rose engine at a more economical price point for the time. In my experience, none of them work as smoothly as a proper rocking rose engine when they try to rely on the same cam motion of the rosette, but can achieve great results in their own right when they don't. The spiral apparatus and reciprocator are both very effective and you have made a lot of the parts for both in this project. The reciprocator produces a sine wave which is the main geometric component of many of the rose engines best patterns on the sides of cylinders. There are also historical examples of OT lathes converted into rose engines that offer a lot of ideas to the foolish such as myself. I've been lucky enough to work on many of the Holtzapffel attachments as well as a lot of time on proper rose engines and I would be happy to share what I know. Feel free to reach out!

[@markwilson7788]

Pure Genius

[@SameekBanerjee]

Inspirational! Can’t imagine how much effort you put into this video. You keep outdoing yourself in every video you make.

[@mrglobemcglobeglobe]

First? No way Edit: Ok, second but the important thing is another Uri video - those intros are inspirational... :)

[@julpergon]

You make me nervous every time you thread a hole, on purpose, I'm sure, but your videos are amazing. May you always keep your wise self-deprecation!

[@machineshopatthebottomofth3213]

Watching this video has been the best 19 minutes and 55 seconds of my life.

[@sinzalaflesh]

The video back-and-forth matching the music…..da da da da da😄👍

[@1208bug]

Wonderful Uri, amazing work! 😊❤💯👍

[@jakesnelling8331]

It doesn't matter if it does not work as you intended, we still love it !!

[@TheElrondo]

Besides of all the great work and art, on the first sight i thought you talk into a hair blower (Blow Dryer?), which would have been the crown 👑 of the whole video 😂😂😂

[@cheeseparis1]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="345">5:45</a> Perfect rendition of the journalist listening to the question with a two second lag and and saying "yes" as his first word. But you forgot to make him nod his head...

[@mcbananabread95]

This man is an artist

[@Cquoya]

Such a beautiful machine!❤

[@robcoyle5011]

A breath of fresh air as alway! Thank you!

[@ryno101]

I just plain love your videos.

[@TakeItSlower]

The animation is superb.

[@davidangelo8902]

I really like how you do stuff! Please keep it up!

[@seantap1415]

If Clickspring buys one instead of making one, you know it's going to be a rough one. Loved the movie .

[@aserta]

Plate the brass surfaces that slide one on another in nickel as it's stronger than brass. It's also a good indicator for wear.

[@AndyFromBeaverton]

2001 Space Oddessy feeling on this episode. Dave Bowman: What's the problem? HAL: I think you know what the problem is just as well as I do. Dave Bowman: What are you talking about, HAL? HAL: This mission is too important for me to allow you to jeopardize it. Dave Bowman: I don't know what you're talking about, HAL.

[@insertnicknamehere]

Give Uri Tuchman the Nobel peace prize.

[@michalmitcheson6366]

squeee! my first metal lathe is arriving tomorrow!!!!!! also this video and project is fabulous!

[@jellyfish3895]

sir you have no idea how happy i am to see your new upload

[@PeterPeer]

I love you man. You crazy mechanic genius.

[@jakepierson6208]

Now this is a good video.

[@qwertyface]

Just wonderful.

[@BoschPianoMusic]

10/10 intro, haven't even watched the rest yet

[@joshvishnu101]

taking a minute to appreciate the animation....and one min done!

[@TylerDurden0331]

Please don't change Yourself. You are genious

[@johnmoorefilm]

❤❤❤❤that music is just superb…

[@karlgoebeler1500]

Happy Thanksgiving Merry Christmas and Happy New Year

[@johnwynne-qx6br]

Thumbs 👍 learning isn't failing, wonderful art N engineering.

[@AppliedCryogenics]

Brass + Wood = Magic

[@69dblcab]

Great video thank you Uri.

[@gterpening]

It was at <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="537">8:57</a> that I realized that I'm at work and someone is paying me to watch Uri make mouth noises.

[@StylishHobo]

Uri is like if Clickspring had brain worms and I'm here for it!

[@larskjr6350]

I just know I am going to love this one

[@modelenginerding6996]

This one is on my bucket list to build

[@janjoska2549]

Oh boy, grabing beer, clicking like and starting the video

[@alungiggs]

Love the animations 🙂 and the marvellous machine 👍🇳🇱

[@mr.b2232]

Outstanding.👍😎

[@morkovija]

this is art and i love it. all of it

[@dev-debug]

Only have seen one rose engine, they are cool. If I recall it's was an antique but it does work, think it was on clicksprings channel.

[@jamesbarisitz4794]

Try some thrust bearings sprinkled around. If that doesn't work, tell visitors it's a time machine.

[@audiencesmember]

I still like the results though! Well done and put together video, Master Uri!

[@lIlIIlIllIIIllIIllIlIllIllI]

handsome pigeon man making pigeon chaos in THE SHOP i love it and one of my favorite games is by a studio called rose engine ( ' v ') pretty coo

[@sch0neDK]

Thank you Uri, for an extra entertaining video :-)

[@TheElrondo]

Danke!

[@randyjr808]

Highlight of my day!

[@frederickrodger7249]

Another great video.

[@Milkex]

you make me laugh so much! and your machines are wonderful in many ways

[@linecraftman3907]

very brave for you upload this you might get a lot a backlash in return

[@nickademuss42]

you could get rid of a lot of lash by using toothed timing belts like those on a cars motor, it would make it quieter as well....

[@dimitar4y]

i do dig it's a very non-condescending format i'm very dig.

[@Blasulz1234]

such a cool machine

[@vincenttiger6833]

I love your humor 😂

[@pcka12]

Vaguely reminiscent of Peter Sellers & The Pink Panther but with a 'Germanic' not a French accent, the same feverish concentration!

[@foldionepapyrus3441]

What an interesting challenge to try to recreate, now you have me wondering how easy it would be add something similar to a regular leadscrew powered lathe - while there will still be backlash most of the work required to transmit the torque from motor to both spindle and cam modified cross slide is already done. As long as the cut can be continuos or you have some other tensioning system to keep everything engaged under a load in the same direction as the cut the backlash shouldn't matter... Not that I have a suitable lathe for such an experiment, but it seems like a belt pulley you can lock onto the leadscrew to drive the cam with a spring tensioner would probably be enough. I'd have to say your end results while unimpressive compared to what rose turning can be are not that bad either - not bad enough to be really called a true failure! As put it behind the hands of a clock or something and I doubt it would look that shoddy.

[@fustigate314159]

Does this one seem a little more unhinged? I'm lovin' it, though!

[@Engineerd3d]

Replace the gears with cheap toothed pulleys for 3d printers. They have less backlash than gears.

[@redfangtabris7405]

SWEET~

[@Dr.K.Wette_BE]

This is ART ! 👏 (100% of the time I use a micrometre, I get worse results... 🤷‍♂)

[@discipleoftheword1785]

Dang man! I can’t even stand it. The introduction was very nice.

[@roar40s]

Uri, next project: Time Machine ❤

[@graemebrumfitt6668]

Rite Uri Dude, Everything you do is delicious! TFS, GB :)

[@TheDannyAbe]

i love this channel !!!!!!

[@StefanMäättä-h9s]

Fantastico!

[@nickademuss42]

someone has binge watched TOT.... (this old Tony) and its not a bad thing...