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The Breakroom => The Water Cooler => Topic started by: SwarfnStuff on April 13, 2017, 02:30:16 AM

Title: Favourite YouTube Channels
Post by: SwarfnStuff on April 13, 2017, 02:30:16 AM
Just wondering what YouTube channels we all watch regarding the making of swarf / chips, depending on where you got eddicated?
   Dodn't think this has been discussed previously.
    I check out the following;  :coffee:
   This old Tony,

  Joe Pieczynski,

  Xynudu,

Plus others Like, MrPete222 AKA Tubalcane, he however gets a tad long winded but there is a lot of good stuff buried in there.
John B
Title: Re: Favourite YouTube Channels
Post by: mcostello on April 13, 2017, 10:37:01 AM
Abom79
OxTool
Keith Fenner
Keith Rucker
Welding tips and tricks
Doubleboost
Shadon HKW
Joe Pyzinski
James Kilroy
Ave
Metal tips and tricks
Myford Boy
ClickSpring
RobRenz
Dorite fabrication
Randy Richards
Bruce Witham
Surban Tool.
ENOUGH YET?
Title: Re: Favourite YouTube Channels
Post by: AdeV on April 13, 2017, 10:45:18 AM
Amongst many others, Project Binky (you'll have to search for it... I can't link to Youtube from here) is vital viewing...
Title: Re: Favourite YouTube Channels
Post by: gerritv on April 13, 2017, 12:05:58 PM
That Lazy Machinist  (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOfQ4Ufy4s7GJB3h9VieY1Q)for actual instructional information.
Stefan Gotteswinter (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCY8gSLTqvs38bR9X061jFWw)
FoodTube  (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDjzD4N70XCUi06vFAG40aA)for culinary inspiration
Title: Re: Favourite YouTube Channels
Post by: AdeV on April 13, 2017, 12:46:47 PM
Oooh, I've got a food one as well; anyone who enjoys a British Indian Restaurant meal will thank me for this one:

Al's Kitchen:


Bad Obsession Motorsport was the Binky channel link I was looking for earlier. They've got a great new video up on how to TIG weld a broken porcelain mug. A must watch!

BOM:


Title: Re: Favourite YouTube Channels
Post by: Chuck in E. TN on April 14, 2017, 10:24:00 AM
I have watched videos from most of the links posted, but was totally fascinated by the Binky Project. Thanks AdeV!
Absolutely outstanding fabrication! I was especially fascinated by the Binky because I built up a 1969 Austin Mini Van while I was stationed at RAF Upper Heyford in the early 70's during my USAF career. I dropped in a 1275cc Cooper S engine, added spats and fought the good(but hopeless) fight against rust. Got it finished in time to ship it back to the states. Wish I had it now... That van terrorized Clovis, NM for a few years. Sold it while stationed at Mtn. Home AFB in the early 80's.

Chuck
Title: Re: Favourite YouTube Channels
Post by: NormanV on April 14, 2017, 10:33:49 AM
Project Binky is great. I just wish that they were a bit quicker. I've watched all of their videos and am finding it very frustrating waiting for the next one.
Also SV Seeker is a good one, I've been watching his progress for years.
Title: Re: Favourite YouTube Channels
Post by: wheeltapper on April 14, 2017, 11:49:19 AM
Binky is great. the reason it's so slow is because it's a private project and has to fit in between all the paying work.

mind you,.........................I wish they'd hurry up, :whip: :whip: :whip:

Roy.
Title: Re: Favourite YouTube Channels
Post by: tom osselton on April 14, 2017, 05:33:48 PM
The youtube app hasn't worked on my samsung tablet  for a good month, and the videos on Madmodder say the api has been downgraded. I have deleted youtube and reinstalled but still dosen't work!
Title: Re: Favourite YouTube Channels
Post by: raynerd on April 15, 2017, 03:49:53 AM
AvE is my absolute favourite.



It's not just the interest of his projects but he is funny as hell and clearly very intelligent.

Chris
Title: Re: Favourite YouTube Channels
Post by: shipto on April 15, 2017, 08:54:51 AM
I have to admit I dont take too much notice of the presenters of most of the things I watch I just do a search for my interest of the moment and watch in the order they come up. However most of what springs to mind have already been mentioned oxtool, suberban tools, myford boy etc.
Title: Re: Favourite YouTube Channels
Post by: mattinker on April 15, 2017, 11:31:22 AM
Just about everybody that I am subscribed to on youtube has been mentioned, but there is on person who's videos I've enjoyed https://www.youtube.com/user/sunppaa he's a Finn he's more into CNC at the moment, but he has some interesting manual machines. He has recently set himself up as a jobbing machinist and has some interesting videos!

Regards, Matthew
Title: Re: Favourite YouTube Channels
Post by: SwarfnStuff on April 16, 2017, 02:59:49 AM
We do seem to be watching or at least checking on the same channels for the most part. Mcostello, Do you get into the workshop and make swarf from time to time? That's a lot of YouTube time if you watch em all. Just kidding mate,  :lol: my list of subscribed channels is or was as long until I did a reload and lost em. Some presenters I find waffle on too much for me and I fast forward.
Thanks to all who added their links or thoughts.
John B
Title: Re: Favourite YouTube Channels
Post by: mcostello on April 16, 2017, 01:56:04 PM
Yes, shop time is the most valuable. Left out a few non machinist related. Wife says I am addicted, I tell Her I can quit anytime (as long as the Internet is down.) Getting Her used to the puter, She can't complain if She is busy, or notice new machinery.  :)
Title: Re: Favourite YouTube Channels
Post by: Brass_Machine on April 16, 2017, 09:51:08 PM
I cannot recommend "project binky" enough.  Love the humor, amazed by the skills.

DoubleBoost has some great videos too

I also watch "knife making tuesdays" by Grimsmo Knives

And "man at arms". Yeah... I am a sucker for watching knives and swords being forged.

"alex steele" is another.

The text in quotes are what you should search for in youtube....

Title: Favourite YouTube Channels
Post by: Aaronpifow on September 11, 2017, 01:35:03 PM
i always see shows on youtube and the music is perfect with the video.

is there an app people use to merge the video with the music?
thanks in advance
steve
Title: Re: Favourite YouTube Channels
Post by: AdeV on September 11, 2017, 03:20:41 PM
Windows Moviemaker (available in XP, not sure about newer versions of Windows) is pretty capable, certainly for the level of video production any of us is likely to do.
Title: Re: Favourite YouTube Channels
Post by: Zadig on September 11, 2017, 04:51:15 PM
Oooh, I've got a food one as well; anyone who enjoys a British Indian Restaurant meal will thank me for this one:

Al's Kitchen:


Bad Obsession Motorsport was the Binky channel link I was looking for earlier. They've got a great new video up on how to TIG weld a broken porcelain mug. A must watch!

BOM:



Great curry house link, cheers.
Title: Re: Favourite YouTube Channels
Post by: vintageandclassicrepairs on September 11, 2017, 05:05:25 PM
Hi All,
Along with the channels mentioned, recently I came across this one

"The old steam powered machine shop" David Richards is the proprietor

videos

For those who like heavy engineering and hard work
Brian Block's channel has plenty to look at and wonder how he keeps going on single handed

[ Invalid YouTube link ]brian+block+machining

John
Title: Re: Favourite YouTube Channels
Post by: Zadig on September 12, 2017, 01:43:53 AM
A recent find for me and a new favourite for CNC is Edge Precision, a quiet man softly spoken, easy on the ears.



Title: Re: Favourite YouTube Channels
Post by: JD on September 12, 2017, 09:44:42 AM
I will throw in to the mix Mr Crispin
only 20 one to watch for the future.
JD