Thread: Who are your current favourite you tube makers?

Stumpy Nubs is always entertaining and has given me some wild ideas before now.

English pole lathe turner Robin Wood; facsinating to watch. HERE is a link to a vid where he wins a race against a normal powered lathe to turn a small bowl.

Stumpy was the first maker I came across on you tube before I ever realised there was such a movement. Very funny and likeable, I also enjoy his Dad Mustach Mike, always gives little digs to his son "Mathias could do it" LOL.
Am thinking of making his Drum sander unless Mathias builds one, though it's unlikely, Mathias is very German and won't make something unless he personally needs one.

A couple more for the list.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SFsC...d24F0_kFTVtPN0

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SFsC...d24F0_kFTVtPN0
Regards
John

A couple more for the metalworking fans:
https://www.youtube.com/user/hoofwatch/featured Blacksmith specialising in horseshoes - I bet you never knew there were so many types...
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCw3...Ve7pH3R6C3Gcng Machinist/fitter and turner

I really like...
Wood by Wright https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbM...TpO5MQQnNwkCHg all about doing it by hand. It's interesting to back to his early videos, although not of such good quality, and see how he started building up his workshop and his skills.

Chris Salomone https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1V...j764uBis9-UDug Chris is pretty laid back in his commentary but just lately has ramped up the advertising content a lot.

Matt Estlea https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxW...EOLr1JkKH0ZMyg who is really young and crazy enthusiastic

Did you see the clip where Wood by wright attached a rocket to one of his hand planes?, after several attempts he even managed to get a perfect ribbon.

I did. That was just crazy.

Picked up a few new favourites from this thread. Here are a coupl eI've been looking at recently.

Happened on EnglesCoachShop when looking for wheelwright info. The thread on building a borax wagon is worth the watch for woodworkers and metalworkers
If you enjoy a good laugh, then Pure Living for Life not because it's interesting or informative but because it's like a car crash, you just can't turn away! (These people are serious internet marketers so make sure your ad-block is on!) How not to build your next house...

Adding to the list: WoodByToth (Kyle Toth) - https://www.youtube.com/user/Homedep...ew=0&flow=grid
Great production value too.

Just got an email from Finewoodworking with a video of Chris Becksvoort making a dovetailed drawer. He makes cutting dovetails look effortless.
Good, short video.

Chris Becksvoort, the dovetail master at work - FineWoodworking

Just discovered this fulla, unboxes and then has to completely rebuild(over several videos) a cheep Chinese mini lathe, I must say he has put me off buying one, what a piece of rubbish!A shame really because a good quality one is so expensivehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YTfLc9238vA

Originally Posted by Kiwi75

Just discovered this fulla, unboxes and then has to completely rebuild(over several videos) a cheep Chinese mini lathe, I must say he has put me off buying one, what a piece of rubbish!A shame really because a good quality one is so expensive https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YTfLc9238vA

link fixed

Sorry bout that.

Originally Posted by Junkie

Adding to the list: WoodByToth (Kyle Toth) - https://www.youtube.com/user/Homedep...ew=0&flow=grid
Great production value too.

Watched a couple of his vids. The main thing that struck me was the amount of wood dust he generates and then only wears a paper mask! Might be one of the lucky people that isn't ever affected noticeably by wood dust.