Hey /diy/ are there any other interesting people on youtube who

>>1130770

svseeker
codies lab
that palio constructor dude
ave

keep your dick in a vice

>>1130779
tight, will look them up tomorrow

>>1130779
I've found the King of Random to be fun to watch but nowadays it's just clickbait and silicone molds. Check out his older videos though.

>>1130812
This.

Guys seems to be stuck following fads or out of ideas. Dude soeaks clear and has quality instructions.

Built a trailer mounted forge after learning from him. Can pour 100 pounds aluminum soon.

>>1130812
Nighthawkinlight is like his old videos, but without the clickbait.
He doesn't put out videos nearly as often, but they're all the better for it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-zXfydde_nE

I'm not into metal working but this stuff is cool and relaxing to watch.

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>>1130966
This Old Tony is fucking A+++ youtube material. He's like AvE but more technical on the machining and less bullshit-y. love 'em both though. Keep your stick smelling nice.

>>1131050
I ask unantagonistically, i would love an exposition on how ave is abullshitty

>>1131062
He's got his shit down for sure, but the way he talks isn't exactly right out of a spec sheet, and he slips up a lot in describing things. I mean, he admits this himself and makes the viewers aware that he's dicking around. He does make some of the funniest videos in the DIY section of the internet.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OsPluf2TZrQ

>swedish nut lathe

>>1131050
AvE sometimes has no clue what he's talking about and the people in the comments have to correct him.

He thought if you switched the connections on a universal motor your appliance would spin in reverse and stuff like that.

>>1131062
Not the guy you asked, but the way i see it AvE is more lighthearted and less concrete. BOLTRs are a pleasure to watch and as an ME student i can lear something from them, but the other videos are just entertaining and that's it. This Old Tony's videos are usually more informative and the humor is much more subtle.

+1 for This Old Tony
also:
green beetle - knife making (and forging)
man at arms reforged
clickspring - pure mashine porn
walter sorrells - again knifemaking

My top favourite channels

might as well ask here. is there any sort of compact wood milling machine / lathe combo i could fit in an apartment?

Keith Rucker - restores vintage machinery and bits and pieces. The LeBlond restoration is a nice watch
Cosmas Bauer - Makes some neat things every now and again
Matthias Burger - Repairs/builds/restores things. Has a pleasant voice
Torbjörn Åhman - Traditional blacksmithing, very nice looking and relaxing videos

>>1131105
>apartment
>milling machine/lathe

Maybe it's just that fact that my apartment is a studio apartment on the 15th floor in Manhattan, but your post made me belly-laugh

I have been enjoying this fellow lately. He is all over the place from repairs, to restorations, to tear downs, and complete overhauls, hacks and original creations.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ib2spa2O2DQ

TipsFromAShipwright is always great. He builds boats. Owns the mother of all bandsaws.

>>1130770
that guy is cringier than a nickleback/creed mashup band

>>1130770
john neeman
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Esn0_eR9lnQ&

>>1130770
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3aCMGqA6_XY

I like all of Jimmy Diresta's stuff.
https://www.youtube.com/user/jimmydiresta/videos

how cringy is it if i find myself talking like AvE while teaching shop class for a middle/high school?

>>1132148
if by "talking like" you mean using skookum and chooch and schmoo, then not too cringy
if you mean making up malapropisms just to sound folksy, then yes

colin furze youtube

diyperks has some quality content, although lately he has been turning the shill to 11

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>>1132127
>proper family
>blacksmith
>auctions stuff he makes for charity
>cringe
Says the guy masturbating in a sock in a basement

Whatever happened to the guy who was building that giant spider mech?

>>1132603
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YjTcReaOqQ0

>>1132314
He's a welder

I make some knifemaking and blacksmithing videos. Don't know if this is up your alley or not.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l4fmdZ33Lkk

>shilling for myself on a chinese cartoon forum

>>1132314
his family suffers from malnutrition and lives in a wooden shack in the woods with a forge too close to it.

>>1132314
How would I get into a sock

>>1132314
He looks like he could play a role in a Harry Potter movie as Hagrid, but besides he's pretty awesome.

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These guys often do videos 'together' or mention each other.

Like they'll mention another youtuber and send them a part to make or something of their specialty and then that youtube will make video of them doing it.

So often you can find 'good' channels like that. Chances are if you like a channel, you'll like that creators taste/mentions.

>>1133113
>no gloves 90% of the time
>uses an electric grinder but no auto hammer.

You're gonna love the the one time you slip and put your hand onto a piece of molten metal with the force of a hammer blow.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=kCIHrmdOb1w

>>1130812
I actively dislike King of Random

>>1130779
Codyslab a best

>>1132314
He's more of a fabricator than a blacksmith. He makes props.

>>1130770
JoergSprave---->awesome guy,laughs maniacally,awesome personality,10/10,makes awesome diy weapons and other kewl shit.

just watch his videos asap,I can't recommend this guy enough

>>1131584
>apartment on the 15th floor in Manhattan
you might be interested in watching this guy's early videos
https://www.youtube.com/user/saunixcomp

>>1133881
>Hurdur I got no actual hammer control so i have to blame others for actually being skilled
It takes quite a bit of messing about to accidentally touch red hot steel

>>1130770
Man at Arms, I like the original guy. https://www.youtube.com/user/AweMeChannel

Tested is cool, Adam Savage does all kinds of things on this channel. I like his 1 day build videos. https://www.youtube.com/user/testedcom

>>1130779
FOCUS YOU FACK

>>1130770
Hello micheal cthulhu

You need to check out zednoughtalpha

>>1130770
pocket83
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AkDLEok8giU
Simple but interesting, if you like toys and puzzles you will love this channel.

johnnyq90
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LlzwXysKd8g
Some crazy machining. This guy is simply amazing. He makes a lot of micro turbines.

Applied Science
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SWVu-qPR-Ws
EXTREMELY smart guy, his videos cover a lot of different areas as well. Really really interesting.

https://youtu.be/GzLvqCTvOQY

>>1133881
You don't know jackshit about power hammers do you? There is no time that you'd even have your hand within a foot of the dies while actually forging.

>looks 50
>barely 30
huh

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>>1133881
>uses an electric grinder but no auto hammer.
>you're gonna love the the one time you slip and put your hand onto a piece of molten metal

And if I did have a power hammer?

>you're gonna love the the one time you slip and crush your hand under the power hammer.

Everything carries dangers, but using a power hammer is considerably more dangerous than hammering something by hand.
Also, if I can hit a piece of steel with relative accuracy like in the video, what makes you think I'll suddenly hit my hand which is about a foot (or a little less) from the hammer head?

>>1130770
Chandler Dickinson uploads great black smithing videos.
Also ZNA makes funny videos.

>>1134534
Fucking love that nazi scientist

>>1130770
i dont get why 'nerd' culture types stand like that with dumb expressions on their face like theyre trying to look like cute little kids or something. same with fopish steampunk themed shit like that respirator. god forbid he use one that works rather than his home made faux copper aspirin bottle.

also, why is a guy his age still excited about making swords and gaudy ones at that. the kind of shit you would think was cool when you were 8, but embarrassed about as an adult.

>>1135559
thats easy;
he hasnt grown up or he is pandering to a specific group of people.

>>1135643
That, or he's from a white collar background

>>1135559
Why are you embarassed about liking things? You've got one life to live man, stop caring so much about what everyone thinks about you and have some fun.

>>1130770

He's a giant faggot welding "swords" for manchildren whilst being some kind of steampunk loser gentlesir "quirky" cunt

I have seen people call him a blacksmith and I can only shake my head

>>1135559
Dude, I'm making swords for a living based on originals for reenactment. It's a fucking awesome thing to do.
On the other hand he is a faggot and a fucking dilettante if it comes to metalworking. The only person on the planet who makes expensive, unusable, oversized, crudely made, awkward to handle wallhangers. That guy is a joke.

Guy makes a lot of bowls and cutting boards, and the occasional interesting thing. Mainly I just want his shop.

https://www.youtube.com/user/Tagmation/videos

>>1132314
>buster sword
I remember trying to make one off a used plank when i was lad,

>>1132148
Cringey as fuck, I have a friend who went full retard and started using those words 24/7.

>>1132128
AESTHETIC

>>1132128
What happened to this channel?
It used to me a guy making chisels. Now its some kind of Nordic workers union.

the crafsman

Rowan Taylor does a bunch of blacksmithing

Comfy to watch 10/10 thinking about interacting with his Patreon