Imagine going to the park to grill with your family, and there’s a dude with a campfire and bellows just hardening a knife.

Look, I give it to this man for trying his hardest and making absolutely everything by hand!

Your lack of experience is most folks mastery of the arts. Mr. Tuchman, you are the master of anything you touch. You do not give yourself the credit deserved you. You always inspire and humble. Every time I watch one of your videos I want to put my power tools away and pick up my hand tools and try to create with my hands what I normally would otherwise. Thanks from a 62 year old woodworker.

Damn that handle came out nicely.

@urituchmanpigeon

6 жыл бұрын

noctrnalAndroid thanks! Its always nice to work on something that only reveals its peauty at the very end.

@dethcreeper69

4 жыл бұрын

If only we could do the same eh :-)

Beautiful knife ! The sushi gag was great :)

@davidlazarus9852

5 жыл бұрын

Bogusław Smalec 8

Ok, this guy really "doesn't" know what he is doing. He's just going for it! I love it! Talent, he has more talent in his pinkie than I do my whole body. And this is just some of what, makes his videos binge worthy. I've been working with metal for upwards of 35 years fabricating mill equipment, structural etc. Just got seriously into tinkering with metal art. I've got tons of tools and make some pretty cool stuff. Raw Talent, I just need to sit down because, I'm in awe.

The best thing about this man is that he's working in a small room, with no power tools. Just his talent, hard work, and creativity. Not all of us can afford a wide workshop. But here is a great sample - even in a limited space one can produce a masterpiece. Thank you, Uri, for your inspiration!

@yasyasmarangoz3577

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah man, he's not a robot. He does it the good old way :)

@yasyasmarangoz3577

3 жыл бұрын

But the drill 😂

Wow unbelievable work! Next time a friend complaines about not having power tools I'll direct him to your videos! Well done bro👍👏👏

@robertaugust7425

4 жыл бұрын

Right?! I feel like a lazy-ass now...lol

I love that he just builds everything he needs

Nobody: Absolutely no one: Uri: I cut a lot of eels

@Kolajer

4 жыл бұрын

Right in the eels that one.

@BakerGlare

4 жыл бұрын

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@SenselessUsername

3 жыл бұрын

There's more of them in Eelsrael than I expected, www.researchgate.net/figure/Global-coastal-and-freshwater-native-distribution-150-countries-of-the-assessed_fig2_280726611 I associate them with more northern climes (famous 'jellied eels' of london etc). Wrongly.

It's refreshing to watch a tradesman instead of the usual power tool operators.

15:38 when you don't have eels Improvise, adapt, overcome.

@AxiomIndustries

5 жыл бұрын

Modern problems require modern solutions

I like your sense of humor :) And love that you show everything as it is, all small mistakes, faced issues and so on. Real-life attempts. Keep doing like this!

Currently binge watching your videos, great stuff mate!

Beautiful. True craftsmanship.

The steel used won't produce a hamon. Try 1095 or W2. Everything else you did was correct. Nice job!

@Socrates458

4 жыл бұрын

This comment felt a bit taxing.

@SenselessUsername

3 жыл бұрын

But would that require something more metric and controlled than "crazy hot"?

@yasyasmarangoz3577

3 жыл бұрын

won't produce a what?

@jamesbarisitz4794

3 жыл бұрын

@@yasyasmarangoz3577 How clever, yet totally not funny or coherent.

@yasyasmarangoz3577

3 жыл бұрын

@@jamesbarisitz4794 No, I literally don't know what that means.

I love the fact that you are doing all this amazing work with hand tools! Tools that aren't hard to aquire, and definitely make you work hard for what you want. Thanks again for the inspiration to do this type of artwork myself.

i seriously love that handle, really beautifully made!

Love all of your videos incredible craftsmanship

You are a true artist. I love watching you work.

please make more videos! you are a true artist, transcending craftsmanship to something unique and sublime.

The handle is easily one of the most beautiful I've seen. You are truly an artist sir. Thank you for sharing

Beautiful work and craftsmanship!!!

Love your style and humor!

Love how you mange to work without any type of machine, love your work and basically everything about your work. Amazing!! Keep on!

I'm awestruck! Your an amazing craftsman! Watching your videos, I've picked up some of your " tricks". Thank you for teaching us, I know you've upped my game! I look forward to all of your videos, keep them coming!

That was great, enjoyed the narration as well. Looking forward to more.

Herr Tuchman, you are an inspiration! Thank you!

The knife came out looking beautiful, excellent job as always 👍 I really like the decorative inlays on the handle and the relationship of the colours of the woods chosen, very nice. Loved the sushi gag too 👌

@urituchmanpigeon

6 жыл бұрын

ᗰіɢʜѕᴛ ᗩʟʟ ᑕʀᴜᴄᴋіɴɢ ᖴіɢʜᴛʏ thank you for the great support!

Absolutely gorgeous handle … and the blade, as well!

i really enjoy watching your videos my man. keep up the good work.

Fantastic. Really enjoy your work, so interesting to see the things you make with such basic tools.

You make the coolest stuff!

Uri, your work is exquisite, your humour is fantastic and your videos are great. I absolutely love your work!

Really wonderful work, you have inspired me to get off my behind and get back to woodworking, Many Thanks..

Crazy Intense Handle... Man, I love your vids.....

Amazing talent, so many skills.

I love watching this guy work.

Very, very nice work especially considering that it was your first knife. Looking forward to see more from you!

Wow, I never thought of using vainer like that, i make rings with it and could incorporate that technique to make some really neat patterns, thank you, you have inspired me many time since I found your channel. thank you so much for bringing us along !!

As with all of your videos I enjoyed watching your craftsmanship. I really liked that you did such a fine job with the voice over thank you

you are a genius crazy man :-) your work is just perfect !!!

The skit at the end was great. So is the knife. It looks good especially the handle.

Incredible work from a humble man using humble tools. A true artist, craftsman and comedian :) You inspire me, my friend.

Incredible! You have many skills...knife and swordmaking might be right up your alley!

That handle is beautiful. I've never seen a lamination technique like that before. Terrific job!

Great sense of humor! Subscribed

Gorgeous knife, I love that handle

I didnt know you were a chef as well! Very nice looking knife, the handle is beautiful with the laminated thing!

Insane first knife! Love ur videos!

Amazing work as always

Gorgeous work as per usual uri, always funny and a pleasure to watch

The handle looks amazing wow

amazing! great work!

Loved the dinner plate ending. Super nice touch on the handle.

great craftsmanship

Excellent job, my friend. That is some really fine craftsmanship.

Came out beautiful and as a chef I appreciate a beautiful blade. Love your videos, they always leave me smiling ☺

Another beautiful pice of work

Nice apron Uri! - love your craftsmanship! and your sense of humor!

Love your work

Thank you for showing us the veneer technique. I've not seen that done before. Well done! Beautiful.

Love what you did there in the end

Amazing absolutely amazing

In order to show the line of the differential hardening (the hamon), you can dip the blade into ferric chloride. You can find tutorials on youtube. Amazing work for a first time knifemaker!

@liamjack5944

5 жыл бұрын

Even still, if any differential hardening happened, it should show with the etch

@earthknight60

5 жыл бұрын

Also you quench the blade edge first, not tip first. I took a blade-smithing course a while back (full forging, not stock removal) and this was one of the points the instructor was very vocal about.

@apersonnamedalex998

5 жыл бұрын

k dont use ferric, its very expensive and pretty dangerous, very strong instant coffee will do. also edge/ tup first doesnt matter all that much, get the blade hot enough, quench , keep it moving. get it down to about 1 mm thick on the edge and finish it after temper you will have way more consistency in the edge that way. 2nd polishing will also show a hamon. 3rd well done

@Wolf_K

5 жыл бұрын

Use a product called “Satanite” and apply it like a clay pre quench. Also, ferric chloride is dirt cheap and quite safe. Search for more info.

@John-lx8iu

4 жыл бұрын

Ferric chloride is the go-to for most bladesmiths but any etching method should reveal the differential hardening if it actually worked. I have seen a lot of good results with instant coffee or even a combination of methods. Also, the reason some insist on edge-first quenching is you want an even quench across the length of the edge or you risk uneven hardness and the increased possibility for warping on longer blades. The main thing is to get the entire surface you want hardened to touch the water/oil at the same time. If your container is not long enough to put it in edge wise, you just have to plunge it in as quick as possible and you want to move it around to get the water/oil to move across the surface rather than just having the heated liquid stay right next to the steel. This also brings me to my final point - some steels harden better with water while others harden better with oil. I'm not familiar enough to tell you one way or the other on the particular steel you are using but it is possible you may get better results using water. You can always do some experimentation with the off cuts to see what works best (just heat it with a torch, dunk it, and test it).

for the quality and skill in your recording and woodworking im surprised you dont have over 100k subs atleast. love the channel.

Lol! I love the intro about how you process many eels! Subscribing because of your sense of humor. Great job!

Nice job~! It really inspires me, plus I like your sense of humor~ :D

Uri you have an amazing aesthetic, I enjoyed watching this video.

Again awesome first time project your hands definitely rocks totally mint work 👍

The knife is very beautiful! The handle is so amazing!

I love it! looks amazing, good job :)

I love this channel so much. This is a superb knife and one I think anyone would love to own.

"Hey how's it going my friends..." ( 0:00 ) I wish we were friends

Lovely work Uri, I've just found your channel and think it's brilliant!

That filing jig is a damned clever idea. Putting a non abrasive tube over the tang of the file and running it over a rag on a block. Keeps the cutting angle to the workpiece constant. Well done that man!

Looking great !!

Love the ending, cheers man

Beautiful work! congratulations! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻💚🇧🇷

I have been watching all of your videos they are really good i like your projects so much

Wow!! Just WOW!!

This guy is an artist and craftsman.

Beautiful!

Its amazing to me your ability to establish the blades angle with a file with such accuracy.

I thoroughly enjoyed your video.

Bro that's sick good job.

Guy: BBQ? Uri: Yes Guy: Whats on? Uri: Knife Guy: Oo Uri: *pets pigeon* : >

Other knife makers : i made this knife without power tools! You : starts laughing

Amazing work. Especially for your first ever knife)

Beautiful, wonderfull, congratulations.

awesome knife and the handle ist just beautiful.

Dude that a very ingenious way to go about making a knife. Be proud of yourself.

Beautiful knife, I want it!

Amazing handle!!

excellent presentation!!!

Gorgeous.

That handle is magnificent. As ever.

bahahahahaha! "it's totally not because it looks cool or anything..." you sir, are an absolute legend.

Beautiful knife

As long as you learned something from making this then it was a success. Also that handle is absolutely gorgeous!