Favorite YouTubers

**POD** · 4th November 2018, 04:12 PM

Another interesting machining channel; the text slides are all in Spanish but the work is good to watch; the bloke does some great work with an unusual milling machine. YouTube

**Pedro_The_Swift** · 4th November 2018, 04:23 PM

wow,, bigger stuff,, nice

**Homestar** · 9th January 2019, 11:41 AM

If you want a bit of a laugh, check out 'Mining Boom' - can't post any links because of the language. Anyone who's worked on a mine site particularly will get a kick out of this - it's all too real in places.

They have a heap of short cartoon sketches, but have just uploaded a TV Pilot - but no idea what TV station they have this aimed at as the bleeps would cover up half the dialogue...

**4xsama** · 9th January 2019, 02:44 PM

Chris Bamman. Simple camping/Spear Fishing/Fishing around the NSW South Coast and inland - typically in a kayak/tinnie/Postie Bike/Hiking

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**CU55TM Disco** · 14th January 2019, 09:35 AM

Another Skid Factory watcher here, I love how dry Allen is. He does nice work also.

I have been watching Matt Urchs' channel YouTubeI originally started watching looking for some welding tips, and it just escilated from there! now im keeping tabs on his current build!

**SBD4** · 15th January 2019, 06:11 PM

If you would like to understand a little bit about digital electronics, the basic parts of a computer and how you might program it then have a look at this great playlist by Ben Eater. It's a series of 44 videos spanning more than 12 hours where he builds an 8 bit computer on breadboards (something you use to prototype electronic circuits). He does a REALLY good job of explaining things. It does get a bit geeky at times but I promise, if you concentrate, you'll understand it:

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**Pedro_The_Swift** · 14th February 2019, 08:13 AM

Hotrodding the Military,,
seems he builds a few engines here and there...

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**Pedro_The_Swift** · 14th February 2019, 05:27 PM

CAUTION!
Learning Ahead!

A bit of Horse Power theory,,
how head flow rates dictate probable HP,,

and it explains why the head guy said NOT to put bigger inlets valves in my heads

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