I made myself as an Automaton
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- Опубликовано: 27 сен 2024
- They say "If you make an automaton make it in your image".
disclaimer: no one said that...probably.
music:
John Harrison
Violin Concerto in F minor, RV 297 'Winter' - I. Allegro non molto
musopen.org/mu...
Patreon: / urituchman
Instagram: / urituchman
What you're able to accomplish with simple hand tools never ceases to be amazing. Great work!
Thanks! Appreciate it!
The Thought Emporium
Oh cool what one can find in uris comment section
Ps love your vids
And a lathe!
Nice magnet Implant vid n I swear were do u find ur vid ideas verry interesting
I wouldn't call the metal lathe at 1:31 "simple" They are pretty complicated and expensive. It's also not a hand tool.
Out of thousands of RUclips videos I have watched, none has impressed me more than yours. Truly an artist and craftsman that is so rare nowadays.
Watch clickspring. He's incredible too
*Craftship
When he started handcutting the gear I screamed
@@ramanshekhar9514 Clickspring is definitely in a class of its own.
The five people that disliked this better be world class automaton creators...
It's up to 23 now! :O
36 dislikes as of 11:50am Eastern time (USA). Jealousy is such an unbecoming trait in humans. I pray these 36 people find the ability to appreciate the making of art.
Matt Knudsen- Some folks just have bad aim w/their mouses.
They're too busy with being world class crash test dummies.
@@jamesa7506 Sooofa king true.
I gotta a damn lotta patience too, but those engravings would made me freak out and jump out of the window.
2022: "How's it going my friends, today i wanna build a fully functional robot pigeon"
This one is on the list for awhile :)
Like the bird on the old simbad movies
@@urituchmanpigeon DO IT!!!!!
@@urituchmanpigeon please.
The first model drone that infiltrated our wild animal population
Dislikers are just jealous because the little automaton has more of a soul than they do.
and skills
U r right bro
It's the dislike bot yt uses so it's not only likes
⚠️ God has said in the Quran:
🔵 { O mankind, worship your Lord, who created you and those before you, that you may become righteous - ( 2:21 )
🔴 [He] who made for you the earth a bed [spread out] and the sky a ceiling and sent down from the sky, rain and brought forth thereby fruits as provision for you. So do not attribute to Allah equals while you know [that there is nothing similar to Him]. ( 2:22 )
🔵 And if you are in doubt about what We have sent down upon Our Servant [Muhammad], then produce a surah the like thereof and call upon your witnesses other than Allah, if you should be truthful. ( 2:23 )
🔴 But if you do not - and you will never be able to - then fear the Fire, whose fuel is men and stones, prepared for the disbelievers.( 2:24 )
🔵 And give good tidings to those who believe and do righteous deeds that they will have gardens [in Paradise] beneath which rivers flow. Whenever they are provided with a provision of fruit therefrom, they will say, "This is what we were provided with before." And it is given to them in likeness. And they will have therein purified spouses, and they will abide therein eternally. ( 2:25 )
⚠️ Quran
It also has more brains than dislikers do.
If you look up “artisan” in a dictionary, you’ll find it says “Uri Tuchman”. Incredible piece of craftsmanship. I admire your patience and dedication.
The amount of work which was put into creating not only the device itself but also the video is very impressive and inspiring! And just think, the originals were unique designs created entirely without power tools. It makes you appreciate them all the more. Excellent job!
This man must be recognized as UNESCO World Heritage
yee yes yes please
Wow I’ve never seen anyone hand carve metal before. An excellent job sir 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Mindestens !
I'm now imagining you owning a handmade late 1800's style electro-mechanical fax machine.
It def. sounded like one :P
I was expecting a joke about a messenger pigeon, got a confession of being one of the last two people on earth to own a fax machine, was NOT disappointed. Haha
I thought it was just a sound effect put in editing
Can you send that back, it's my only copy?
Pure joy watching the men's craftsmanship.
What craftsmanship! Loved the brass engraving portion. What patience and skill you have!
"Discount Clickspring" hahaha oh Uri, you crack me up, friend!
😂
Exactly what In was thinking when het started filing those gear-teeth...
I thought the channel switched, was waiting for an Australian Voiceover 😂
"Good day, Uri here! And welcome back to Clickspring..."
Hahaha 😂
"I've done a few sketches."
Drew Mona Lisa
Sometimes I feel like your the last person on earth that actually *makes* things, I know it's not true, but your work is like work of old. Amazing stuff.
there are some on youtube, you just need to know where to look
Check out Pablo Cimedevila
Not taking anything away from Uri though, both are exemplary artisans excelling in their own unique ways.
@@tune2john : Thank you for the recommendation!
The thing is, when things like this were made, they weren’t made by one person. They were made by entire workshops of artisans, each with their own specialty. We tend to forget that, particularly in mechanical workings, specialisation became a thing very early on. The modern person, who creates something like this, is completely atypical, in comparison to the “makers” who came before. Admittedly, we have modern tools to make things easier, but still....an engraver engraved........they didn’t then spend days measuring and machining cogwheels and gears.
Like you’re the last person, not your, which is the possessive form of you.
Wow. I’m truly impressed with your work. So patient, so detailed, so beautiful. You are a true artisan.
I love URI. He is straight out of a book. A real life movie character.
In know but at the same time looks like shakespeare
sorry I know
You are so right! I have just stumbled across this, out of random interest, and straight away thought, joyously, hey! there is something indefinably down-right cool about this guy, so refreshing amongst all the cloned try-hards on the internet..... but you've defined part of it really well. I'd expand it myself by saying that is hope that there is some originality and appreciation of the finer aspects irony and randomness left in this workd of social-media-consumerised 'sheeple' taking themselves so seriously! Yay for that! I am no writer, but if you are, write the book that he is in, the world needs it!
@@heistbass1460 NO he looks like Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra! Though I can't remember having actually seen him...
Uri: I'm going to carve something, it's not going to be very good
Uri: Yeah, it's not bad.
Duuuuuude. You can see the SEAMS in the vest!
IKR?
It's ONLY an automoton...wait...
Really I wish he would do more of this stuff, that was the best self portrait I had ever seen!
Thats how he srolls.
Drags hand across chisels and gouges..' I'm pretty sure those are Sharp.' That cracked me up.
You must have the patience of a saint to do all of that by hand. Excellent video.
This was a delight to watch. I can't remember the last time I watched a craftsman such as yourself making a piece of art and a functioning machine wrapped up in one inspirational little item. I love that, one way or another, you crafted everything that went into the final result. It makes it so special even as a viewer, so I'm sure it must be particularly satisfying for you.
I love watching craftspeople at work, especially when they do something I can't even dream of doing myself.
Yes
this is sooo insane how good your craftsmenship is, damn
30 years from now this piece of art will probably worth a million bucks
It brought tears to my eyes at how humbling this video was. You are a step above and beyond.
I see you're a man of culture with your orginal 1705 Dremel
"...discount Clickspring..." You take that back, you take that back right now!
Exactly! More like everyman's Clickspring.
whats a clickspring?
@@guy3nder529 another youtuber
@@guy3nder529 clickspring is a part of the clock that limits the unwinding of the leaf spring, and also the most incredible youtube channel.
@@urituchmanpigeon You can like and love Frans Hals and Rembrandt at the same time so I think this count for You and Chris. Both quite creative in their owm way. So....
You know what I like about Uri,he makes little mistakes like a human being does and still turns out a great product ,AND he is not afraid to show his faux pas.
"That's what you get for trying to be a discount click spring" 😂
I’m sorry I thought everyone was ? My bad
"That's what you get by being a discount clickspring" aaaaaaand subbed.
If Michael Angelo would have a yt channel, this would be it
I'm 25 seconds in and already sold. Edit: After watching the whole video I must say: I loved every single second. What a lovely art work.
The exquisite detail of this automaton is incredible! How he’s able to make something so tiny so perfectly is beyond me… I felt like I was watching a dead art resurrect.
It’s nice to look at the work that is done by the master and with a soul. thanks for the great video.
In fifty years when you die, I’ll be jealous of whoever gets to pick through your shop. I’ll probably be dead too, but jealousy will prevail.
altho I am not worthy, I want to inherit those tools
This guy be like
"what do you do?"
"I'm an artist"
"cool! What did you specialise in?"
"yes"
Math!
Uri, you never fail to both educate and entertain. That final bit with the automata actually carving was brilliant. Well done sir, very well done.
Your work is always enjoyable to watch. Thank You, watching an artist like you work is like opening a gift. Seeing all that you need to do lets me know that you have skill and you are a lucky man. We are lucky to see you use that skill.
As a home hobbyist, I enjoy Uri von Block of Flats (a.k.a Discount Clickspring) more than the original Clickspring with all fancy CNCs, lathes, mills in their uni lab.
Can't remember Clickspring using a CNC. And if you're dedicated to home machining, you can probably end up with a workshop as well equiped as him for the price of a car. You can't buy the skill though.
@@nicolasrepiquet1166 nope, can't buy the skill, but you can find classes to take to improve your skills faster than mear trial and error. Patience of Job (from the Old Testement in the Bible) required, and a three-dimensional mind's eye.
Remember, the art is in the materials, you just have to remove the waste and reveal what is hidden inside.
@@thomasarussellsr
Some genuine truth in these words! Well said sir!
Amazing. You are very talented, both an artist and an engineer.
That's an interesting campaign slogan.
"Looks like he is gonna shank someone."
Anticommunist campaign.
Best thing no background music just sounds of machines totally satisfying
When the automaton is tired he can sleep on the tiny mattress!
what a genius. i admire and respect people like this. amazing work. imagine how materials can turn into something amazing. hes an artist.
Amazing! And now the automaton can make even smaller hammers and such! Great!
How can 1340 people give a dislike for that?
You are the reincarnation of Leonardo da Vinci!
Shut up Achmed!
You are dead.
You have such a good feeling for beauty. You are one of those people, that even If I would want to, I just couldn't reach. Your skill is just mastery, and your products are that of great artisans. If I could I would fill my nation with that beauty that you do.
A true artisan ..... was a pleasure to watch, I like that you included places where you had to modify and adjust and repair.. because, it seems this is often what we have to do to bring what is in our minds into the material world. Thank You!
Uri, that was one of the greatest builds I’ve ever witnessed. Simple in design but so beautiful in execution.
THAT IS AMAZING!!! Artistry, craftsmanship, originality, great camera angles and editing too! Nice choice of music when the gears get turning!
This shows why the crafts will always be more valuable than machine-made.
Words cannot express the admiration I have for you sir. I don't think I've ever said that to anyone before.
Fascinating!! I had no idea that’s how things like that were made! I have so much respect!
This guy is basically the tinkerer in every film that has one
Love your self deprecating sense of humor. I cannot match all of the other complements people give you. But as one craftsman to another I like and admire you.
I'm watching this video yet again. I've seen it several times - great work. Replacing the brass bar with a cable is a great idea. I've been trying to build some paper automata artworks here in the studio and have learned a lot through all your videos. Thanks for posting.
Love this guy. It almost feels like i myself spent countless days making that useless thing, but i really just spent 17 minutes
As a little girl, I saw a Faberge creation and was obsessed with it.
It opened up like a flower and two delicate figures started dancing.
I never felt the same reverence and joy ever since.
Really wish I could create something that precious - well I have two kids, but they don't really count 😉
Like it? I LOVE IT !!! Simply AMAZING !!! ❤❤❤
How wonderful to be able to do things like this. God given gift and willing to share it with us. Thankyou.
No, it is no god or otherwise given gift. It’s hard work, absolute dedication and enthusiasm. He did this himself.
Crazy, only took 16 minutes to make the whole thing.
Browne Hawk i feel like someone is gonna get whooshed
@@beatriztorres9931 What the heck is "whooshed".
Penfold8 if you haven’t seen that idiotic trend you are lucky
No it took him way longer to make this
Like 17 mins
Gee, that cat automaton on top of the cabinet is truly amazing. Well done!
How have I live my life without this channel for so long, glad I accidentally found it. Good work man, epic stuff!!
I very seldom comment on videos, but yours has to be admired, and applauded!. Not only are you an artist, machinist, and inventor, but a creator of visual joy. Thank you, and please keep sharing your amazing talent and creations with us 👏👍.
Un long travail d´expérience et de patiente BRAVOOOOOOOOOOOO👍
I wish I did anything as well as he does everything.
The trick is to just start doing something creative even if it seems dumb. Several years ago, I had a hard time one summer and started flattening metal bottle caps with a hammer and pliars. Fast forward a few years and I'm in the process of building my own machine shop and 3d printing business. Humble beginnings are really how most beginnings begin.
Your projects are absolutely amazing. Definitely an inspiration.
That is so awesome! This may sound weird but you have the talent to make a small sized and very detailed Victorian style Nautilus submarine from the Jules Vern book that Disney made. That'd be neat to see since you're such a skilled metal worker.
your style is impecable.,practical and rare.these days to see.You bring us into your craft with such great imagination.You are my favorite youtube personality by far.Thank you!
Your patience is legendary. I love working in the garage (on cars) but no way I could even stand to make the first gear of this. AND you're artistic and entertaining. Wow man.
wow, made that tiny bird and everything. i need one of those...
Okay the simple "its stuck, why is it stuck?" line made me giggle like a child and I don't know why
Most people edit that stuff out. I make things and sometimes I'll be building a complex project and talk out loud and it comes out sounding like a cross between an officer asking for an explanation and a young child getting their first lesson in physics.
@@isaiahcampbell488 Don't edit it out, its very endearing and it made me enjoy the video more :)
It was wonderful to watch! The Sculptors face beautiful. The embellishments on the metal so carefully carved. AND! I love your hair! You made me smile throughout.
You made a “mini me” :) wonderful job! One idea: attach some piece to make a click sound every time the guy lowers the hammer. And give him a name please ;)
Well due to the fact that the video is titled “I made myself as an automaton”, it’d be safe to say his name is Uri.
"looks like he's gonna shank someone" lol
The brass engraving is stunning as well as the rest of it. Wonderful job!!!!
Imagine in middle of the night you get up to annoying sound of small Hammer .. and find this playing all alone.
I would call Lorraine and Ed Warren!!!
lmaooo XD Wholesome Uri "looks like hes gonna shank someone" XD
Przyjemnie jest oglądać podczas pracy mistrza. Moje gratulacje piękna robota. Brawo szczerze podziwiam.
I love how you always drop stuff when sawing. Superb stuff!!
"Discount Clickspring"
Exept Uri releases videos...
@@rexaitken XD your right
@@rexaitken
So much sad truth here. I love both styles, pieces of art, and content creators. I'm sure Chris from Clickspring is a busy man, it just seems ironic that Uri is literally building his shop one tool at a time, with hand tools, and still releasing videos fairly quickly. I hope Chris is doing well. Clockmakers/smiths are generally overbooked to crazy levels.
Fantastic choice of music.
I love Antonio Vivaldi.
"The Four Seasons" is an epic set.
I'm astonished ... I can't believe how beautiful this work is
3:37 he looks like he just told the funniest joke and not trying to laugh
This is amazing. And that's just a ton of work! Hephaestus over here
Okay, this is the first video (for real) that I’ve seen COMPLETE from de beginning until the very end in YEARS. It’s just MAGNIFICENT! 🙌🏻 . You are a truly ARTIST! Salute from Colombia🇨🇴, man!
“Discount clickspring” no no no, you are a more “traditional” clickspring, or a “make do” clickspring. Click makes tools to use in his tools. You make tools to use them with your hands
He also makes tools *out* of hands
And feet
Clickspring definitely makes tools to use in his hands.
2:49 This guy has no nerves.. but I like it.
The dust at the end was a nice touch.
That small sculpture at the end was a really nice surprise!
The first gear when he flip it over looks like the old Nintendo seal of quality
6:46 I died. Wish I’d discovered your channel sooner!
Took my breath away! Thanks for sharing this project!
“Discount clickspring” XD XD I love clickspring buthis videos have only a fraction the personality of yours
Incroyable, étonnant ton talent.
Avec nos meilleures salutations.
En el mundo hay seres humanos fuera de serie, personas extraordinaria que con su tiempo extra hacen cosas que nos hacen la vida mas feliz y mas faccil, gracias siga colocando esos videos confortables...
I watched it for fun... but as I continued..... I got amazed... jealous and amazed and jealous all at once.... in simple words... it was an awesome experience.... hats off to you
Who are saying in just 16 minutes
Remind that he spends his most of time of his life in it to do with perfection,
So don't say anyone work just
I really appreciate you comment.
10:39 "Looks like he's gonna shank someone" :D
What an outstanding craftsman! He has all the right tools and knows how to use them. No cnc or 3D printer's here!
That is so very cool! Love the little engraving detail on the side as well!
I gotta ask though, where do you source your brass stock? I've been trying to find larger dimension brass stock, like you used for the base, in Europe for some time but always come up dry. Would really appreciate a nudge for where to look 🙂
Thanks! I buy most of the brass from ebay Germany, I look for scrape and leftovers mostly. I'm sure you'll find what you need there. Probably you'd have to search in German, you can type "messing reste" or "messing flach" for flat stock.
@@urituchmanpigeon ah, of course! I've searched for a fair bit of "flach" before, but didn't think about going the "reste" route. That's a great idea! Ich muss üben mein Deutsch nochmal! 😄 Thank you!
@@WillSurvive2TheEnd its a beautiful language that one!
You might try a lampwright's supply or lighting manufacturer's supply. I once made custom lighting and restored antique lighting and found these suppliers carry an amazing selection of dimensional brass stock.
@@urituchmanpigeon Funny fact: switch and lever also has a Clicspring reference, even with a cameo from the real one, on his video "Acid Etching Brass Plaques", at 12:08
ruclips.net/video/7Op6H0C18tM/видео.html
You are a Grand Master of your art, keeping alive the old tradition.