[HN Gopher] Ask HN: Share your favorite YouTube channels focused...
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Ask HN: Share your favorite YouTube channels focused on mastering a
skill/craft
I've just discovered channels with restoration videos on Youtube
and these guys are true masters at their craft!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U2jNeObHnZY Any other authentic
channels I should check out about the mastery of a skill or craft?
Author : hubraumhugo
Score : 119 points
Date : 2023-02-05 17:35 UTC (5 hours ago)
| peteforde wrote:
| https://www.youtube.com/@NerdMusician teaches us how to build
| custom MIDI controllers with Arduino and multiplexers
| delboni wrote:
| I think you set the bar to high, because My Mechanics is the best
| restoration channel IMO, but here my list:
|
| StezStixFix a very funny channel about fixing electronics, mostly
| SMD stuff over microscope: https://youtube.com/@StezStixFix
|
| Baumgartner for fine art restoration:
| https://youtube.com/@BaumgartnerRestoration
|
| Sebastian Lague for game development videos:
| https://youtube.com/@SebastianLague
|
| Our Painted Lives for oil painting:
| https://youtube.com/@OurPaintedLives
|
| I could keep the list forever (maybe I spend to much time in
| YouTube)
| ragebol wrote:
| Metal working & casting, with sand or even 3D prints:
| https://www.youtube.com/@Grunblau.
| CryoLogic wrote:
| https://youtube.com/and1hof if you are interested in
| cybersecurity challenges / white-hat hacking
| mikaelsouza wrote:
| Not sure if these channels are suitable, but I really love some
| music theory :^)
|
| I love to watch Adam Neely's and 12Tone's channel about music
| theory. I don't understand everything they say, but the topics
| are usually very interesting. I also enjoy 8bitmusictheory and,
| as you can imagine from the name, it's focused on game music.
|
| I hope you enjoy them :^)
|
| Adam's channel: https://www.youtube.com/@AdamNeely
|
| 12Tone's channel:
| https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTUtqcDkzw7bisadh6AOx5w
|
| 8-bit Music Theory's channel:
| https://www.youtube.com/c/8bitMusicTheory
|
| edit: oh, forgot to say, but `my mechanics` is truly amazing!
| eigenvalue wrote:
| Gracie Terzian is great for learning music theory:
| https://youtube.com/@GracieTerzian
| crawl_soever wrote:
| For vintage electronics restorations Shango066
| https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCw2SbtOH0K9AjQTbIRI6cqA
|
| Shango does a great style of troubleshooting and funny commentary
| along the way. Literally restores desert find TV sets to working.
|
| Automotive, mechanics, and tinkering with engines mustie1
| https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcSeeATlWJJbXpOZRYOfaDg
|
| He brings you along and explains to the user in a friendly way
| that makes you feel like you're in the garage with
| staindk wrote:
| TheCrafsMan SteadyCraftin [1] is probably my favourite youtuber.
| Such a gentle soul.
|
| Crafting ASMR of the highest caliber.
|
| [1] https://www.youtube.com/c/TheCrafsMan
| npinsker wrote:
| Sichuan cooking: Chef Wang (https://www.youtube.com/@chefwang)
|
| Seafood: Kimagure Cook (https://www.youtube.com/@kimagurecook)
|
| Asian (mostly Chinese) film analysis: Accented Cinema
| (https://www.youtube.com/@AccentedCinema) -- fills the 'Every
| Frame a Painting'-shaped hole in my life
|
| Anime-style drawings: Naoki Saito
| (https://www.youtube.com/@saitonaoki)
| suranyami wrote:
| +1 Chef Wang is the bomb!
|
| Gonna check out the film channel... thanks!
| LazyMans wrote:
| https://www.youtube.com/@SVSeeker/
|
| Doug has spent over 10 years building a 73ft steel hulled sailing
| vessel from scratch, to be donated for research use by students.
| He literally bought steel plates and welded it into a frame. The
| vessel launched mid last year and the channel follows just about
| every aspect of its construction. Doug learns and builds just
| about every component, from its desalination system, casting his
| own propellers, and just about everything else.
|
| I'm a very mechanically inclined individual, and figured this out
| when I was about 8 years old. I spend multiple hours a week
| watching all sorts of DIY content on youtube and have pretty much
| learned how to fix just about anything. Doug is a huge hero in my
| book, and I wonder if I'll end up like him one day.
| WASDx wrote:
| I yesterday discovered a subreddit for this:
| https://www.reddit.com/r/ArtisanVideos/
| bazhova wrote:
| Jens Larson is trending in guitar right now. Has amazing jazz
| lessons!
| dinosaurs wrote:
| Jens Larsen:
| https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqepSCHTyWj4BzHxEEUNvlg
| j-bos wrote:
| Construction/carpentry/contracting:
| https://youtube.com/@essentialcraftsman
|
| Fine carpentry, less step by step, more overview by step w/o
| explanations: https://youtube.com/@ISHITANIFURNITURE
| sac_ wrote:
| Woodworking: Matthias Wandel and Marius Hornberger
| [deleted]
| betimsl wrote:
| I like Bitluni: https://www.youtube.com/@bitlunislab
| mf2hd wrote:
| Woodworking with traditional tools, Mr. Chickadee:
| https://youtube.com/watch?v=hvsvMzgiq6s
|
| Advoko Makes: https://youtube.com/watch?v=mRc7ZDRcgrQ
| betimsl wrote:
| Advoko is... just next level.
| TwistyPuzzlerMe wrote:
| [dead]
| SkyPuncher wrote:
| Matt Risigner - https://www.youtube.com/@buildshow - General
| Contractor/Home Builder. Heavy focus on building science.
|
| Scott Manley - https://www.youtube.com/@scottmanley - While not a
| craft, he does a very good job explaining a lot of cool things
| about space.
|
| Stuff Made Here - https://www.youtube.com/@StuffMadeHere - He's
| an engineer that does a lot of zany projects spanning software,
| hardware, and mechanics. His wife was pregnant, so it looks like
| he's taking a break from videos right now.
|
| Welding Tips and Tricks -
| https://www.youtube.com/@weldingtipsandtricks - I basically
| learned to welded from this channel.
| pjmorris wrote:
| 'Home Cooking with Jacques Pepin'
| https://www.youtube.com/c/HomeCookingwithJacquesP%C3%A9pin
| LesZedCB wrote:
| _Self sufficient me_ for homesteading and gardening with a heavy
| dose of dad jokes and quirk.
| metrognome wrote:
| For the mixing and mastering aspect of music production, look no
| further than Dan Worrall:
|
| https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6e8wfdmIuLEDpO3rd5jO...
|
| https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLNNHQbT3rbzXwLY0E_-o9...
| jsharkey wrote:
| Phil's Lab is a really detailed channel covering multilayer PCB
| design skills. He shares a lot of nuance that would be gained
| only through years of trial/error or an apprenticeship.
|
| https://youtube.com/@PhilsLab
| iamflimflam1 wrote:
| Love watching PhilsLab - I dabble a bit with PCB design on my
| own YouTube channel and the difference between an amateur
| tinkerer (me) and someone who is an expert in it is amazing.
| chasebank wrote:
| Easily my mechanics. https://www.youtube.com/@mymechanics
|
| Edit: Ha, just clicked OP's link. They linked my mechanics. He's
| simply amazing.
| evandena wrote:
| I discovered the channel Inheritance Machining a few weeks ago.
| This guy inherited his grandfathers machine shop, in various
| states of disarray, and has been learning how to get it all
| working and doing some projects. Well filmed and entertaining.
|
| https://youtube.com/@InheritanceMachining
| azefiel wrote:
| Florian Gadsby is a ceramicist posting videos that show how
| pottery is thrown, finished and finally glazed and kiln fired.
| The videos show the processes behind his work, from the throwing
| to trimming of tableware and more sculptural pieces. He has a
| playlist dedicated to teaching basic technics, great for
| beginners.
|
| https://youtube.com/@floriangadsby
| galoisscobi wrote:
| I really like Zack Freedman's channel. He hacks on wearables and
| does cool stuff with 3D printers and is hilarious.
|
| https://youtube.com/@ZackFreedman
| gladoskar wrote:
| I absolutely binged the Tally Ho restauration project by Sampson
| Boat Co., masterful and highly educational.
|
| Also Project Binky by Bad Obsession Motorsport shows fascinating
| fabrication skills even for people not interested in Motorsport
| like me
| hamandcheese wrote:
| I've really enjoyed Wintergatan on YouTube (you've perhaps seen
| the viral music video of a steampunk one man band powered by
| marbles). He is working on the third iteration of the marble
| machine, and his process is incredibly thorough.
|
| Don't read the comments, half his fans seem to hate him now for
| turning an art channel into an engineering channel. But that's
| why I watch!
|
| https://youtu.be/lC_oLb1pfqU
| GuB-42 wrote:
| Interestingly, I didn't have the same experience from the
| comments, I find it rather good by YouTube standards.
|
| When I followed the MMX saga, I saw a lot of technical
| criticism that ultimately turned out right. The most criticized
| idea I remember was about "kinetic fingers", a non-functional
| "art" part. The rest is mostly unsubstantial and vaguely
| entertaining comments that make up for the majority of what you
| see on YouTube comment sections.
| mschild wrote:
| Gary's Best Gardening for anything plant related. More lecture
| style videos, but incredible knowledge.
| https://www.youtube.com/@GarysBestGardening
|
| Weaver Leather Supply from Chuck Dorsett for anything leather
| related. https://www.youtube.com/@WeaverLeatherSupply
| arepb wrote:
| Stumpy Nubs for woodworking. Just a very competent, normal
| talking professional with none of the usual YT tropes and
| thirsts.
|
| https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCstwpLSByklww1YojZN-KiQ
| meetingthrower wrote:
| Love Stumpy Nubs!
| f0e4c2f7 wrote:
| Not sure if this is the kind of thing you're looking for but I
| found this channel / series of videos to be a pretty great
| introduction to poker. I wouldn't call it mastery level but I'd
| say these videos plus a little practice is enough to become
| skilled enough to beat tourists in Vegas.
|
| https://www.youtube.com/@jhupoker4850/videos
| zachwill wrote:
| Frank Howarth is an absolute gem:
| https://www.youtube.com/@frankmakes
|
| I've been following his woodworking channel for 10 years -- and I
| have no interest in woodworking myself. I've never come across
| someone who is 1) 99th percentile at the craft, 2) probably
| better at videography than the craft itself, and 3) will
| literally walk you through his line of thinking while including
| all the dumb mistakes he thought along the way.
|
| Hikaru has a similar way of explaining high-level chess and
| coming off as human, but the quality of Frank's stuff is nearly
| unparalleled, in my opinion. It's like watching an absolute
| master of his craft have a beer with you and explain his 4D chess
| moves in an Explain Like I'm 5 years old format.
|
| Highly, highly recommend watching him.
| roey2009 wrote:
| I like Hikaru, though I find GothamChess easier to watch, and
| more to my level. Also helps he is absolutely excellent in
| maintaining viewer attention. He is an excellent story teller.
| joe_guy wrote:
| Additional woodworking content I have not yet seen mentioned:
|
| Twoodfrd, he repairs guitars
| https://m.youtube.com/channel/UC8wIqZCt9h6uJbOBCQVuUmg
|
| PaskMakes, woodworker https://m.youtube.com/c/PaskMakes
| acjacobson wrote:
| Thanks for the recommendations - here's a few of mine that are
| related:
|
| For woodworking I am a big fan of Paul Sellers - though he is
| primarily a hand woodworker. His videos are very accessible.
|
| For chess I like John Bartholemew. He's an IM, so lower in the
| rankings than someone like Hikaru, but has a lot of videos
| geared towards people looking to improve their overall game.
| smokel wrote:
| To learn more about Japanese woodblock printmaking techniques,
| from a western perspective, I think David Bull's
| http://www.woodblock.com/ is a real treasure. His YouTube channel
| is https://www.youtube.com/@seseragistudio
| blooalien wrote:
| https://www.youtube.com/@blenderguru helped me make sense of
| Blender 3D back when I was first trying to wrap my brain around
| it.
| floitsch wrote:
| Machine shop work - Blondihacks:
| https://www.youtube.com/@Blondihacks
| [deleted]
| jtode wrote:
| Dr B Music Theory:
|
| https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLw9t0oA3fHkxx1PgYpiXr...
| sebastianvoelkl wrote:
| There is a own section of this on https://www.edutube.app
| iKlsR wrote:
| This is cool, I use
| https://limnology.co/en/languages/en/keywords to find new
| channels
| ge96 wrote:
| Hardware stuff is interesting to me/not what I do for a job
| (would like to). I like watching people who work with it
| naturally like it's easy.
|
| Ben Heck Hacks
|
| Curious Marc
|
| Great Scott
|
| There's more idk if it's what you're looking for but yeah I try
| to watch more useful content but I still watch let's play type
| stuff.
| mitthrowaway2 wrote:
| Ben Heck helped me through hard times when I was struggling to
| remember why I ever was interested in engineering in the first
| place. He reminded me that it's not just about skill grinding
| and solving hard problems and business applications. There's
| also fun to be had.
| Oras wrote:
| Awesome restorations https://m.youtube.com/@AwesomeRestorations
|
| I also recently found https://youtube.com/@KyleRoyerKnives
|
| From his video making this sword https://youtu.be/53_cuLhObr8
|
| It was fascinating to see the details and the work required to
| make one sword.
| jdgoesmarching wrote:
| I'll throw a request in here for channels that cover IT
| fundamentals a la Eli the Computer Guy back in the day.
| Especially if they cover more modern topics.
|
| It's hard to sort out the good teachers from the wannabe
| influencers. I also don't mind hearing suggestions for video
| stuff outside of youtube.
| budu3 wrote:
| For those who are interested in leather goods
| https://www.youtube.com/@Corter
| birdymcbird wrote:
| scotty kilmer.
|
| does not teach 'mastery' but he teach much about what to look at
| when buying car..have car issue..avoid get scam by mechanic.
|
| his speaking style like old grandpa. very enjoyable and improve
| my ability to understand spoken english too so not use chatgpt
| when doing work
| ravenstine wrote:
| Scotty is entertaining and informative, but you gotta be
| careful with that guy when it comes to actual car repair
| because he's very opinionated and overly willing to play the
| algorithm game. It's a true rarity for a car brand to actually
| be "junk", but Scotty doesn't think so, and it would be a shame
| if people bought cars based on his opinion. He thinks Hyundais
| are all bad, but I and countless others love our Hyundais.
| Relying on the suspension as safety when jacking up a car is
| also pretty dangerous advice. Even if Scotty got away all these
| years without using a full set of jack stands, that doesn't
| mean other people will have the same sense of how to do
| dangerous things and live.
|
| I do like his occasional presentation style videos, though.
| Whether you agree with him or not, the ones on electric cars
| are well made and entertaining.
| moremetadata wrote:
| I think the RestoMod car scene are the true deciders of what
| is a good car or bad car. Yet to see a really cutting edge,
| state of the art, loaded with tech restomod though! Something
| that would give even Tesla and Mercedes a run for their money
| and the hypothetical Knight Industries.
|
| General scene overview
| https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KngtkxrTxuc
|
| Singer - Fulfill Your Potential
| https://youtu.be/ui4_K3CeTwA?t=1128
|
| Theon Design https://youtu.be/E0v7SAahFSo?t=448
|
| Gunther Works If NASA made a .... https://youtu.be/IxBZsp_-
| LvM?t=905 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-_dz-7N9k_M
|
| Magnus Walker https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gHPw3HlcMDQ
| https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cpsWnOw220o&t=44
| https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QACYD67akQM
| agumonkey wrote:
| I watch many of his videos, very dense information wise but
| something about his tone or pacing makes it unbearable :)
| inopinatus wrote:
| Videojug's original site is sadly defunct, but their goldmine of
| masterclass shorts was apparently archived to Youtube with a vast
| array of critical life skills available to learn, such as "how to
| moonwalk", "how to determine your hat size", "how to mate
| chickens", "how to iron a shirt", "how to sound like donald
| duck", "start your own boyband", "rid your home of ants",
| "deliver a baby" and so on. Robert Heinlein would be proud.
| https://www.youtube.com/@videojug
| SinePost wrote:
| Rick Beato, being an industry professional and former professor,
| is someone I trust to teach music theory.
| https://www.youtube.com/@RickBeato/playlists
|
| I'm surprised no-one has mentioned 3Blue1Brown yet, who is
| perhaps the single most influential figure in popular mathematics
| today. https://www.youtube.com/@3blue1brown
| iamben wrote:
| Very niche, but I think this is a great Ask HN, so Sugarpill
| Covers - https://youtube.com/@SugarpillCovers - mostly short
| (usually less than 5 mins) videos on how to produce (/replicate
| the sound of) classic pop punk. Genuinely clever and great fun.
| [deleted]
| tanseydavid wrote:
| For guitar, try TomoFujitaMusic for something different than the
| rest.
| skhameneh wrote:
| I have a number to share, maybe not all quite perfecting craft,
| but enjoyable for me! I did try narrowing to ones a bit more
| relating to learning or improving skills.
|
| Sustainable Gardening, Self Sufficient Me
|
| General cooking, Adam Ragusea
|
| Seafood Cooking, Kimagure Cook
|
| Chocolate mastery (demonstrations), Amaury Guichon
|
| 3D Printing Tips, Teaching Tech & CNC Kitchen
|
| Everything Coffee Related, James Hoffman
| tempusr wrote:
| Do you have any suggestions for channels that are good for
| beginner cooks?
|
| I just got my first job in a new city and realized I have no
| idea how to cook anything other than eggs & chicken
| imp0cat wrote:
| ProtoCooks with Chef Frank.
| suranyami wrote:
| "thatdudecancook" (terrible name, I know!) has shown me some
| amazingly simple techniques that have radically improved my
| cooking:
|
| https://www.youtube.com/@thatdudecancook
|
| If you're into Chinese cooking, then the Chinese Cooking
| Demystified channel is excellent. This is not your lemon
| chicken from the mall food court... They deep-dive into all
| the regional cuisines and present non-mainland-China-friendly
| recipes and techniques. It's a real eye-opener.
|
| https://www.youtube.com/@ChineseCookingDemystified
|
| +1 for Adam Regusea and J-Kenji Lopez-Alt.
|
| For coffee, as others have said, James Hoffman, but also
| check out Lance Hendrick if you want crazy amounts of detail:
|
| https://www.youtube.com/@LanceHedrick
|
| Aaron & Claire regularly produce ultra-simple, fast,
| imaginative Korean dishes:
|
| https://www.youtube.com/@AaronandClaire
|
| Ann Reardon does some interesting baking-oriented stuff, but
| even better, her debunking videos are the real gold:
|
| https://www.youtube.com/@HowToCookThat
|
| I'm getting into BBQ & smoking (bought a Kamado) and found
| SmokingDadBBQ informative:
|
| https://www.youtube.com/@SmokingDadBBQ
|
| For something really out-there, Wilderness Cooking (again, a
| terrible name) is intriguing. It's this guy living in what
| looks like a pretty remote village in Azerbaijan doing
| traditional outdoor feasts. Warning: not even remotely
| vegetarian-friendly.
|
| https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCj4KP216972cPp2w_BAHy8g
| weaksauce wrote:
| j-kenji lopez-alt is great for beginners and experienced
| cooks alike. very science forward into the why and he
| generally shows you how to cook what he's going to eat for
| dinner. https://www.youtube.com/@JKenjiLopezAlt
|
| helen rennie is a cooking teacher and is also good but the
| recipes can shuffle from esoteric to mundane so you have to
| pick and choose. https://www.youtube.com/c/helenrennie/videos
|
| https://www.youtube.com/@EthanChlebowski is a solid and
| practical channel to pick and choose from. though the more
| recent videos are more of a deep dive into the science. the
| older videos are more about single recipes with some tangents
| on technique.
|
| finally pro home cooks is a more beginner friendly format
| generally https://www.youtube.com/@ProHomeCooks
|
| as an addendum:
|
| serious eats and americas test kitchen are good reliable
| recipe factories but require a lot more steps and effort
| generally. but at the end of them you will have a very well
| tested and usually tasty dish. so once you have your chops
| from the above you can branch out a bit with some more
| complicated dishes.
|
| avoid any of the big recipe aggregators as they are so low
| quality recipes that aren't worth your time. all recipes etc.
| c54 wrote:
| Adam Ragusea is a goldmine of well explained recipes that you
| could actually cook on a regular basis, even for things like
| weeknight meals. He tends to emphasize understanding and
| intuition and using your senses over exact measurement, this
| is how people are able to cook quickly and with lower mental
| overhead. Often you have to measure the first time you make a
| dish to get calibrated, and then can just wing it after that.
| skhameneh wrote:
| Yes, this.
|
| Adam loves to go into various details and explanations
| along the way. I'll even see comments from experienced
| cooks saying they learned something new.
|
| Just one exception to this comment, I've found weight
| ratios to be very important when baking. Recipes that go by
| weight tend to be of much higher precision and overall
| quality.
|
| Lastly, as a beginner, don't be afraid to get things really
| hot! As long as you don't see smoke (especially from oil,
| oil should never release any smoke), heat is your friend. I
| ditched nonstick for stainless, using heavy fats/oil (ghee,
| tallow, olive oil) + high heat -- and never looked back.
| And don't forget, even as Adam would say, better
| ingredients make for better results!
| mdpye wrote:
| > when baking
|
| Yeah, that's pretty important. Cooking is an art, bakery
| is a science.
|
| Like, for real, it's significantly more chemistry than
| most cooking, so the proportions do matter.
| brodywolverine wrote:
| "peaceful cuisine" for vegan cooking. The videos are also so
| aesthetically pleasing
| LesZedCB wrote:
| I also like _The Pot Thickens_
| ChintanGhate wrote:
| Not a technical skill, but in the self improvement genre - Colin
| Murray's channel https://m.youtube.com/@colinmurrayYT/videos is
| great for people who like exercising from home, without investing
| a lot in equipments and weight. Has helped me exercise more
| regularly compared to past years.
|
| And then for one of my hobbies
| https://m.youtube.com/@idaemonplasmo for building better model
| kit aircrafts.
|
| Not sure if they are masters of their craft, but they make their
| craft more accessible/enjoyable for me.
| waschl wrote:
| Plasmo is great, his videos are so relaxing to watch
| ema wrote:
| For sewing Victorian and Edwardian clothes with period
| appropriate techniques: https://www.youtube.com/@bernadettebanner
| foooobaba wrote:
| Jeremy Fielding, mechanical engineering:
| https://m.youtube.com/channel/UC_SLthyNX_ivd-dmsFgmJVg
|
| Some highlights are his c&c machines he built and a robotic
| industrial arm he built. Also covers things like electrical
| motors, cad design tips, mechanical design.
| ttctciyf wrote:
| Out of many woodturning channels, my favourites are probably
| Richard Raffan[1] and Phil Anderson[2], though they are almost
| polar opposites in some respects.
|
| I don't do metalwork, but have often appreciated Clickspring's
| videos[3]
|
| 1: https://www.youtube.com/@RichardRaffanwoodturning
|
| 2:
| https://www.youtube.com/@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop/vide...
|
| 3: https://www.youtube.com/@Clickspring/videos
| alfl wrote:
| https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLRZePj70B4IwyNn1ABhJWmBPe...
|
| Building a house from selection of land through to selling at
| auction.
| SkyPuncher wrote:
| In general, Essential Craftsman is fantastic content.
|
| He has a nice mix of "this is the modern way we do it", but
| "here's an old school trick to help you get there".
| hatf0 wrote:
| SuperfastMatt: https://www.youtube.com/c/superfastmatt
|
| Ex-Tesla/Apple automotive engineer who manages to make the realm
| of working on your own car seem less daunting, with a nice side
| of witty humor. I love his videos - he has a video series where
| he's currently fitting a Tesla powertrain into a 70-year old
| Jaguar, which I find somewhat amusing.
| SkyPuncher wrote:
| I look forward to his videos every 2 weeks. Even when he's low
| on restoration content, he finds a fun angle for a video.
|
| I really like how he spends time explaining the theory behind
| something, then goes "yea, but we'll just do this and hope it
| works". It really helps me understand what he's thinking about
| and what he's assessing. Super smart guy
| wendyshu wrote:
| Practical, empirical cooking tips: America's Test Kitchen
| https://youtube.com/@AmericasTestKitchen
|
| E.g. "The Best Way to Cook Steak" https://youtu.be/uJcO1W_TD74
| Dylan1312 wrote:
| Mad4Motors, irish guy restoring cars but condenses projects into
| a single video rather than dragging them out -
| https://www.youtube.com/@Mad4Motors_
| quakeguy wrote:
| Ron Covell for metalworking: https://m.youtube.com/user/covellron
|
| sreetips for goldrefining: https://youtube.com/@sreetips
|
| And of course MrCarlsonsLab for old electronics restaurations:
| https://youtube.com/@MrCarlsonsLab
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