Good YouTube videos

Where’s Clickspring. He’s very good but hasn’t posted for ages?

Don't forget steviegtr on anything garage. he rants on a bit but worth a watch.

Oh that's me. OOps. Plenty more to come.

Steve.

max grant

emmas spare room machine shop

steve summers

randy richards in the shop

robrenz

david wilks

mr factotum

john2478

trainman4602

go create hobby machine shop

just a few for you to be going on with

Clickspring posted a short video on his "clips" channel a few days ago, apparently he is busy writing a research paper on the antikythera, which has put his main channel on the back burner, I think there may also be patreon content available too.

A recent discovery for me is 'An Engineer's Findings' which was linked to in one of Stefan Gotteswinters videos.

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Not many videos, but very thorough and interesting. His self built press brake is pretty impressive.

Uri Tuchman difficult to categorise - whimsical that's it.

FC

luckygen1001 seems to be quite good at casting.

ActiveAtom is a pair of guys who are precision machinists. They're workshop is more clean and tidy than anywhere I've ever lived.

Bad Obsession Motorsport are a couple of English guys who build cars.

Edge Precision does high precision CNC work.

Keith Fenner has a lot of traditional machining and fitting etc.

Machine Thinking is an interesting engineering history channel.

SS Workshop is building an unusual loco he's designed from full size plans. I'm guessing he's stopped making videos because he didn't get the views to warrant the time and effort but what he has is pretty impressive.

Tips from a shipwright is good for one boat, but might get repetitive.

xynudu is ok, but has pretty well turned into a sponsored review channel for the usual suspect.

I used to what Why Is It So when I was a kid

He did chocolate commercials too. He was pretty popular down here.

Nothing at all to do with engineering in any way, shape or form but if you like to relax to music like me, please check out Foxes and Fossils, I have followed them for ten years now and they are very good.

Colin

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I'm subscribed to most of those mentioned; but my top 3 to date are Doubleboost, Joe Pieczinsky, Ade's workshop, not necessarily in that order.

George.

This was posted this week.

As this thread has been resuscitated, I'll add a few and repeat a few already mentioned because they're good. In no particular order...

Robrenz. Lots of presicion stuff and techniques who frequently inspires...

Stefan Gotteswinter. Trained and employed as a machinist, and often enjoys doing precision machining on small things. Sometimes boring, often very good!

Cà Lem. Seems to work in a back street and making the best of his surroundings. Very talented. His recent construction videos of a 6-jawed chuck sums up his channel.

Edited By Duff Machinist on 26/02/2022 04:02:04

I have recently stumbled across Julian Mowlam's channel. A good build log of a 2" Fowler Showman's traction engine. As someone building a 1" Minnie it is very interesting to see the extra level of detail and complexity in a 2" model.

www.youtube.com/user/jammymowlam1/videos

Dom

Edited By Dominic Bramley on 26/02/2022 08:47:22

Tim's Railway (featuring on his "Way out West " channel) is, at least to my mind, an interesting and engaging look at a real world 'farm railway'.

Some of his other projects make worthwhile viewing - the exploding boiler episode is - sobering.

FC

Another YouTube channel I've become quite interested in recently is Cutting Edge Engineering, with an Australian chap called Curtis. Seems to be a one man band operation repairing heavy plant machinery, a lot of diggers, hydraulic cylinders and welding. Certainly not model engineering, but strangely fascinating to watch him work, he certainly knows his stuff. If you are easily offended, don't watch the out-takes at the end, as the language gets a bit strong!

Rob

-Josh Topper
-Old Iron Machine Works
-Old Steam Powered Machine Shop
-Mr Shoptaw...earlier videos

Other types:
-Letsdig18
-Peter Smotek
-Andre Camerata
-Dirt Perfect
-Farming Fabricating & Fixing
-Matts Offroad Recovery
-Robby Layton
-Mike Patey
-Blancolirio
-Run out on rail

Short video showing the effect of residual stress in cold rolled steel that is only machined on one side.

Used to enjoy David Wilks , but he seems to have disappeared , hope hes ok.

I enjoy watching

Blondihacks - YouTube

THATLAZYMACHINIST - YouTube

julian mowlam - YouTube

Machine Thinking - YouTube

Keith Appleton - YouTube

There is this playlist i haven't gotten to yet either....

4" scale Burrell SCC traction engine build - YouTube

This guy runs his entire shop on steam...

David Richards - YouTube

Ross,

From your Machine Learning site....

The INSANE Precision of The National Institute of Standards and Technology - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uCyU97MoHFM

80 feet below ground, temp controlled to within 0.01C. Impressive stuff.

Ches

+1 for AndysMachines

It's amazing what he achieves in a home workshop. A very gifted engineer.