What Happens When You Use a Kids Toy on a Milling Machine

[@urituchmanpigeon]

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[@GentlemensWatchServices]

I use one of their benches for watchmaking…top notch.

[@JerryPaulTreeCreations]

I always enjoy your videos! One of the things you do, that I truly appreciate, is you give your viewers a window to watch your entire process without it becoming some kind of "how-to" class, or a boastful, "look what I can do!", show-off kind of video. You present what you are doing in a playfully entertaining, but thoughtful and informative way, that make your videos fun to watch. 👍👍👍On top of that, the creativity and personal touches that you put into your pieces, as well as the great camera work and fun animations, are absolutely fantastic! If I'm scrolling through yt, and see you've posted a new video, I'm instantly clicking on it, because I know I'll be watching something good. Cheers and best wishes!! (now I have to go back to your channel and see if I've missed any 😄 )👍👍👍

[@sabbyd1832]

Love your vids, they are so engaging and fun

[@hoilst265]

I did not.

[@sabbyd1832]

🤣

[@mungtor]

"not as straightforward as it looks" might be the biggest understatement I've heard in a while.

[@hindugoat2302]

did you see his hideous face? a good face for radio

[@andrewdescant]

Me over here barely able to follow what he's doing then he says that.

[@ufomiko]

for sure....

[@Nevir202]

I'd say it borders on insane when something already looks anything BUT straightforward lol

[@charlievu5641]

I thought it started at 10:23 smh Ty for the heads up

[@roseroserose588]

yes yes yes more engine turning. guilloche is fascinating and theres so little about it online, in the UK engine turning is a classified as a critically endangered heritage skill, I would love to see where your mind can take it

[@urituchmanpigeon]

I'll do my best👍

[@Lalaland.001]

@@urituchmanpigeon Please, yes, do it. you are amazing

[@kevinlannon5354]

Would Love to see it!!

[@LeMarsouin9]

You should take a look at Teddy baldassare's visit of Breguet factory. They showcase a bit of guillochet making process

[@johnjewell219]

Hi Uri I had to put you back up on my feed, KZbin deleted you . Regards John N SW Australia 👍👏🇦🇺😎🐈‍⬛

[@ericpaisley8501]

"It's not gonna cut it... and it's not gonna cut it." __ Never change Uri.

[@flippy211]

A great art teacher once told me, that in order to make a art every step along the way should be just as magnificent as the end result and I think your work is the perfect example of that! love to be part of your journey, love!

[@ProtonOne11]

I disagree with your art teacher. In my humble opinion, to make something magnificent, you sometimes have to do something ugly over and over until you find the right way to make it into something magnificent. Failure is always an option and should be seen as a positive learning experience to get better. Sometimes the beauty will come out of the imperfections, so i don't think that every step of the process needs to be magnificent, to get to magnificent end result.

[@aggese]

I wounder how many potentiall artist that teacher absolutly ruined the confidence of and made them quit art althogether...

[@Hawk7886]

Damn OP that's a horrible thing to tell a student.

[@RamadaArtist]

@@ProtonOne11 They don't mean every step in the whole process of _being an artist,_ they mean in the process of making an individual work of art. The way we talk about it in painting is that you have to "paint the whole painting." You basically make quick version of the finished painting, and you refine that "whole painting" in total stages, with each stage having the same level of "artistry" as the final product, just not the same amount of polish and detail. This is made even more obvious with printmaking, because you'll typically make proofs of your plate while you're working on it, so once you have a finished product, you can line all of those proofs up next to each other and see the progression of the work over time. Good quality finished works will, almost invariably, produce aesthetically pleasing "work-in-progress" stages. And this is really more the point they're getting at. When you go visit professional artists, who've spent decades developing their craft, their studios alone are often just as pleasing to look at as any of their finished works. The _whole process_ becomes an artistry unto itself. Which is what is being applauded with the video here. That it isn't just that the final work is a work of art, but that the entire documentation leading up to it is artistically pleasing as well.

[@inthefade]

That is so wrong. You should be willing to take steps that doesn't look good if you know how to get to a final result that does. I'm an artist and I've been doing it so long that I know my process, and it often involves very ugly stages. Actually it always does. I can't stress enough how wrong the idea that it should be beautiful at every stage is.

[@JMFuller227]

Uri, I can’t tell you how much I appreciate everything about your videos. I get the sense sometimes that you might get a little discouraged when projects like this take so many iterations to work out but you never give up and your not shy about sharing your difficulties and those are two traits that I especially admire. Reading through the comments I can tell that you are an inspiration to a lot of us and I just want to make sure you know it. Stay weird, stay brilliant, and above all, stay awesome!

[@judestewart3955]

Absolutely

[@emo6577]

I always felt like his enthusiasm at seeing failure as an opportunity to learn and try again as really reassuring. Sometimes the world makes failure feel really bad/scary, but all it really does is give you a chance to be better! I do love how lovely and joyful his process is ❤

[@urituchmanpigeon]

Thank you! That's really nice to hear!

[@momon969]

Nothing wrong with needing many attempts, all progress is 90% trial-and-error.

[@JustAnotherBigby]

"I like birds". Hilarious.

[@piripiro]

Couldn't stop thinking about android 16 in DBZA

[@JPDuffy]

I found the track, but there are no lyrics in the original. @urituchmanpigeon please release your edit, so epic. (Sonum - The Vision)

[@billtaggart1267]

I want that on Spotify so I can listen to it in my truck.

[@VincentsSin]

@@piripiro I'm glad somebody in the comments hears it too. A series that died too soon

[@adambooth4011]

Genuinely think this is what genius actually is. Not just this one video but all of what Uri does and is. It's compelling and unmissable stuff. Long may it continue.

[@hein8360]

100% Agreement with what you say

[@2degucitas]

Don't forget the silliness. That's an essential part.

[@meangreanbean]

13:36 yes. all the videos please.

[@humanplaysgamesiguess7736]

Yes please!

[@jonanderson5137]

Gizmos! Gears! Gadgets! Gumption! Great gratitude for gorgeous spirograph generating genuine geometric goods!

[@CindyBallreich]

I got a Spirograph for Christmas. It was my favorite toy. You laid the paper on a sheet of cardboard and held everything in place with pushpins. If the pins didn't come loose, and the pen didn't jump out of the hole, and the gear didn't jump out, you'd get a masterpiece that would be exhibited on the refrigerator for several weeks. This may be my favorite episode! Please do more with this!

[@xaenon]

My folks gave me the jumbo spirograph for Christmas one year - this would have been around 1970 or so(?). SOOOO many pieces! It was my favorite toy for such a long time... Alas, it got handed down to my younger brother... who promptly lost most of the pieces.

[@CindyBallreich]

@@xaenon My set suffered the same fate at the hands of my little brother!

[@adamshinbrot]

Uri gets my vote for the guy most likely to rebuild civilization from nothing, should we need to. He will do it strictly out of boredom and it will be a far more elegant civilization than the one we have now.

[@JQModels]

Here to appreciate the animated intro that I'm guessing took way, way, WAY, longer than it was supposed to 😂! Brilliant as ever. Thanks for sharing.

[@JellyBean-ed2uq]

Aside from the (as always) amazing work that Uri delivers with his magnificent skills, can we also appreciate the awesome soundtrack and the changeover at 10:00 ? Uri, if you see this, your editing skills and humor have evolved into something great on their own. Please continue the comedy aspect as well

[@Sagan-qc4tu]

I like birds

[@thiscannotbeyourname]

I don't know how to describe how I felt watching this video. I know I was smiling the whole time. You have the magic, dude! Comedy. Engineering. Animations! Magical.

[@elisha.schiff]

7:58 "unfortunately I cannot steal the entire design" lol

[@deyandimitrov8772]

I'm ashamed as a mechanical engineer myself. You are astonishing with your ideas and your work! I'm so happy I found your channel, and I can watch your videos. Great few years spent watching your development. Keep it up!!!

[@danilolattaro]

The animation alone deserved a like, let alone the entire video! Very cool

[@Laundry_Hamper]

You're probably exactly the right specimen to make a literal rose engine

[@DylanSpeiser]

Dude. That opening animation was fantastic. Seriously

[@devinteske]

I appreciate that you set up a billiard table and not a pool table. Classy! But that’s just who Uri is, a class act, all the way.

[@erzbengelraziel5490]

Could also simply be, because billiard is much more prevalent in Germany than pool.

[@helloarigato]

I mean, an actual billiard table is considerably larger than that so no, he didn't. Uri is, however, charming as ever

[@humbuccaneer84]

2nd hand shop... still an unprofessional table. But it all about the fun... 'cum on my back' (backgammon) pigeon style. Now there class for ya

[@urituchmanpigeon]

I wished for a snooker table, but the billiard popped up on ebay and it was the perfect size😁

[@devinteske]

@@helloarigato you can have a game of 3-cushion (for example) on any size table really

[@bazzatron9482]

From one balding gremlin to another, youre an inspiration. It's been a pleasure to watch you over the years, having absolutely no money for tools or materials - just making things out of pure desire to make, now you've got a gorgeous pantograph machine, a lathe, and now a laser cutter (space age...! I can't believe you didnt try to make your own by strapping an Ali Express laser module to a rudimentary brass and wooden etch-a-sketch 😂) Keep being your authentic self Uri. You're an endless source of inspiration. ❤

[@PatrickHoodDaniel]

I loved that toy when I was a kid! Epic soundtrack at 8:31. I want to put it on a loop forever, with the vocals of course! Haha.

[@chrisrose323]

I cannot explain how or why. But your cringy humor speaks to my soul 😂 never stop being awsome!

[@serecano104]

Man, Uri's workshop and his creations just feel like they're from another era and I love it

[@eubie67]

These are my favorite Tuchman videos. Where you build a wild contraption that suddenly turns into an elegant machine that you use to make beautiful things. ❤❤❤

[@ofozdemir]

don't ever think of stopping making videos. people like you are the reason we can still have hope of a future where art in engineering exists. I enjoyed every second of the video to the extend I didn't skip the sponsor part. You are a gem and you are loved by people from all around the world. you should remember this statement. this is a blessing. be well and live long. we need you

[@Nono-hk3is]

That backgammon board is absolutely beautiful.

[@misty_cloud5627]

3:24 I love the set up of his shop- it’s an organized chaos. And I love it

[@thijsrikkerink6333]

Now make an old timey housing for the laser cutter lol

[@urituchmanpigeon]

Maybe.. But for now I'll just hide it behind the closet doors as to not be too out of place 😅

[@HebuTheLoneWolf]

13:03 omg that looks beautiful!

[@the_cheese]

"Janky as balls" is probably the best I've ever heard that sentiment expressed. Thanks for this fun video, Ari!

[@ernie5229]

Usually, music doesn't do much for a KZbin video. But what you had for "version 3" was AMAZING. I really like how you added to it. It was so captivating!

[@slavayorish4836]

What you produced here called ornamental turning. I am familiar with Ornamental turning societies in UK and in USA. Who knows, maybe you can find somebody in Germany. There are designs of MDF Rose engines online. You can build your own, or get an old one and restore. The lathe you showed from the book is an ornamental turning lathe, not a rose engine. To me guilloche is superior because the cut is shiny. plus it looks good under transparent layer of enamel. It is a god start. Good luck.

[@samellowery]

Was looking to see if someone else mentioned this and yeah with what he has he could easily make a nice rose engine.

[@yourilepp8078]

Your building & assembly skills are inspiring. Thank you for being curious, creative and fun

[@devinteske]

Ok, are you becoming a watchmaker now? Dang, … just … DANG, URI! This is the guillo-shiz that blows my mind!

[@renooples]

I really love that you go out of your way to make functional things also beautiful.

[@lvb3575]

Man I havent watched it till the end yet, but the visualization at the beginning are really cool

[@dukkiegamer1733]

"I like birds, sorry" I love your honesty. You just tell us straight up when you think something sucks. Makes your content very authentic. Good content.

[@lunanlunatic]

Very good. I needed this in my life today!

[@AndyFromBeaverton]

The opening felt like the first episode of Farscape.

[@lassebong3902]

I was getting Tim Hunkin vibes

[@themeandrousengineer]

Love the way you combine machining with art in a wonderfully creative way. I always say the two are closer than we think and you prove that.

[@mumblbeebee6546]

Immense! So cool, I don’t think I could stop making brass spiros! Old Fabergé was so fond of the rose engine, if you had been around, he’d begged you to work for him!

[@FOM_extras]

2:32 new subscription gained. that was gold.

[@brucegoatly]

That was absolutely astonishing! I so love your creativity, your technical skill, your artistry and - of course - your humour. And the fact that you are willing to show the side paths alleys you take in getting where you need to go. Absolutely you should go for guilloche if it takes your fancy.

[@berellevy2]

Unbelievable! There’s nothing quite like hacking your way into elevated craftsmanship.

[@leventgencer]

Please make the goulash machine.

[@tryura]

Yes! I just recently started thinking about adding some kind of Guilloche-like looking functionality for my lathe and here I see this video. Would be really interesting to see Uri's take on the topic.

[@andrewsmith1204]

Uri, you really outdid yourself this time. Bravo.

[@avroml]

A new Uri Tuchman video! The Chanukah came early this year!

[@notamouse5630]

I remember that toy, this is so cool... Another cool thing about procession of gears like in a spirograph is that it can be used to create high torque compact gearboxes with near zero backlash. Those are called cycloidal drives.

[@upcyclemichael]

I am forever amazed at your wonderfully chaotic project evolution. From concept to mishaps, side projects until eventual stunning results. You are awesome.

[@MarcTschaikowsky]

I like birds too . . . 🐦‍⬛

[@DrTubeman]

"This time we're going to give it a crank so it's easier to handle" I see what you did there... I luv it when you make the Goulash. Cheers for the real reel Uri...

[@vfxsoup]

I feel with this Video Uri just shifted in to 4th gear…..

[@jeroenm3617]

Uri, you're one of those creators on youtube I can't wait to see the video when it's up! I love your determination, your own style and your craftsmanship. Thank you for sharing your creations.

[@Erhannis]

7:41 Are you secretly a lizard person

[@alanmuddypaws3865]

Oh my word! That is just an unbelievable amount of talented artistic engineering content crammed into 14 minutes. You, Sir, are a genius!

[@EJP574]

The video starts at 0:01

[@Papawheelie57]

Lmao! How original! Jk

[@Jon-cw8bb]

Stop abusing the new timed response system to appear below videos doing this

[@AlohaXChicken27]

@@Jon-cw8bbwait y’all are just now learning about the timed response thing? It’s been around for months bruh

[@MayorOfLuckyBoyNV]

The video ends at 14:08

[@Jon-cw8bb]

@@AlohaXChicken27 oh I guess it didn't roll out for me until now

[@namuhtsuj4025]

Uri is one of the only creators I would ever consider being a patron of. He works so hard. His ideas are unique and novel. His execution is humorous and flawless. Absolute genius. Gem of the creative community.

[@andrewdolinskiatcarpathian]

Oh my, YES PLEASE ……… MORE, MORE, MORE. I recently bought an old Spirograph with the idea of seeing if I could use it on my own pantograph engraver. I am in awe of what you achieved and please do show all future attempts. 👏👏👍😀

[@patrickbodine1300]

It is all about the solving of a problem creatively. Excellent!

[@craymosstheater3999]

This was one of my main toys growing up. Used to love making designs with this thing. It's cool to see someone bring it back and update it in a way...

[@SEThatered]

First time viewer. Subscribed. This is the exactly right amount of eccentricity. P.S. I feel Uri wold do well in a collab with Integza: both have the same kind of vibe to me.

[@jesseshort8]

I can't draw very well but I've always enjoyed making geometric art with a compass and straight edge. This was awesome.

[@MrBanzoid]

Hi Uri... I love the way your machines are not only functional but also aesthetically very pleasing to look at.

[@digitaIgorilla]

Uri! This is by far the best purpose I have ever seen one of these laser cutters put to. You are a genius. It's the Internet coming of age moment.

[@SMarcey]

This was fantastic. You sir are a gentleman and a scholar.

[@TheRealDoctorBonkus]

Jesus Christ, what an insane piece of art, Uri! You are an absolute madman and I love every second of it

[@mrh8353]

you are a mad, mad scientist and i love every part of it

[@ristopoho824]

Heck yea the sponsors. And thank you for making the sponsor segment as interesting as the rest of the video. It fit well. I sorta dislike serious channels going full chaos on sponsored parts and also the opposite. You kept it the same as, well, the same as you always do. Good job on that.

[@Kniteogaming]

Spirograph was my favorite toy growing up. My husband found me an original about a decade back and it was the BEST GIFT EVER!!!

[@oxfd611]

Yuri that intro was fantastic! I loved it. I had the complete spirograph kit as a kid back in the 70s that had all kinds of parts. I would play with that thing for hours. Made my mother mad that I was wasting paper.

[@GentlemensWatchServices]

Holy spirology Tuchman! Superb. The work is as good as ever, but your video production just gets better and better and better and bett….

[@xaenon]

Remarkable. I love your approach, your style, your skills, and your sense of humor. I hope to see much more of your efforts.

[@theclovercross]

What joy I got this video suggested! You are both funny and present interesting things and create something beautiful.

[@joeltham1979]

You are extremely clever. I wondered how they did that process. Thank you. ❤️

[@trevorlebert1929]

I'm loving this project this is amazing. Your intro was hilarious and I'm sure it took a while. I just love your whole process. Even turning the first good part into a nameplate for the machine. You are kind of a Victorian engineer, it was a much different era and you've clung to those aesthetics so perfectly. I'm sure I'm just as impressed as a peasant would be from the 1800s Ps please never change your editing process it's perfection

[@pel6413]

That mechanism is true genius! Amazing work as always

[@foamboard_shenanigans]

Honestly i would watch a full video of Uri's animations and then follow it up by watchinng a full video of builds. All brilliant stuff.

[@Sanity016]

those final results are gorgeous! I would buy one of those. I don't know what I'd use it for but it's just a very beautiful object.

[@Antisilent]

I appreciate that you took the effort to make the pieces pretty. :)

[@sensumcommunem4364]

Oddly enough, watching you work and hearing your thought process makes me hopeful.

[@EckhardReich]

This bloke is awsome, I love the art of working

[@Flyingwigs]

That's so awesome!! I have always loved the intricate engraving and turning on old watches and such, you did a wonderful job making your own device to do so! 👍👍👍👍

[@davidtauriainen9116]

Amazing work, mechanically, comedically, and videographically!

[@bafeljajo6389]

I said it before and I will say it again. Love your videos, especially when you adress some thing turned out bad and not try to hide it. That's why your channel stands out. Also, your style and charm.

[@StripeyType]

This is both an excellent *project* you've undertaken, and as always, your actual video is also fantastic. I was genuinely down in the dumps this morning, and your video has brought me some joy today. Thank you so much! I too like birds.

[@philipcorwin5989]

Make it Uri, always fun to watch you at work! Much love and prayers to you and your family!!!

[@Byt3me21]

I have watched maybe two episodes. I knew I was going to watch you change everything and basically make it twice in the name of passion. Yes goulash sounds great!

[@mrtacopwnsyou]

You are a god, I love your videos and your humor. I wish I had even 1/10 the knowledge and skill you do. Thank you for all you do.

[@hydrochloridrix]

Beautiful and whimsical! Gotta love it ❤

[@HMFan2010]

Neat! As a graphic designer, I’ve used guilloche patterns in my work. Most of the fun is in figuring out what weird patterns I can make. Yours-especially the wooden ones-look like they could be used as German or Scandinavian cookie presses.

[@sparky7071]

Wow, amazing results!

[@trentbowen3649]

That was an epic adaptation of a great historical kids toy. Thanks for sharing the thought process with us.

[@HoneebunnySapphire]

this is so cool, i love the end effect! and unrelated, but i hope that company gave you a ton of money for that ad, cuz i can pretty much guarantee it's better than any ad they made. i didn't even want to skip it!

[@angelowentzler9961]

Brilliant. You really hit a homerun with this one.

[@josuelservin]

This is so awesome, I would love, LOVE to see your take on a guilloché lathe, there is so little info on this fascinating topic. P.S. That ad spot is perfect, not only showing the product and reading the talking points, but making a true mini video is _chef kiss_

[@Curtis-Randall]

This is a channel where I instantly hit the like button before I even watch the video. They are always that good

[@StefanGotteswinter]

You are my favorite mad machinist-artist

[@urituchmanpigeon]

Thanks Stefan!!

[@TrentonWarrington]

I recently started playing with a Spirograph just for fun. That’s such a cool idea using it for wood and metal!

[@kennethstaszak9990]

One of the most amazing projects I've seen on KZbin! I am in awe! I would definitely like to see more!