You tube?

[steve t]

I've been watching snowball engineering on there since he got a mention here the other day and enjoying it. He's down to earth and is relateable. Is there any other similar ones ? Preferably fabrication and welding.

 

[tigdlo]

cutting edge engineering

 

[barracuda816]

I like Matts off road recovery channel. They have the build videos which I preferred but the recovery vids are decent too

 

[dutch2u2]

Abom79 is quite good
keith rucker vintage machinery

Heat Straightening Introduction by Keith Fenner​

is a interesting one to watch

 

[RWD3M]

If you like automotive then retropower on you tube is well worth a watch.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_EbteKgElOWX9G7w4LvL1exgFtlizZWg

 

[Robotstar5]

I like Matts off road recovery channel. They have the build videos which I preferred but the recovery vids are decent too

So you probably watch Fab Rats and Trail mater as well?

 

[Ali]

Fireball tool. Look out for the one where he makes a giant belt sander with go-kart wheels then uses it to reduce a small grinder to dust - if that isn’t quality TV I don’t know what is.

 

[Brad93]

AlistairC123

 

[zzr1200]

I C Weld

You can also find more videos on Instagram at @icweld

www.youtube.com

 

[MetalMonkey]

"This old tony" does the odd bit of welding and fabrication, and is generally worth watching anyway.

"Watch wes work" sometimes quite interesting.

Urchfab is this side of the pond, so is "Trevs blog" but that is more automotive related

There is a whole heap of machining channels too. Brian bloc, ox tools, etc

 

[steve t]

Thanks that'll give me some searching to do.

 

[barracuda816]

So you probably watch Fab Rats and Trail mater as well?

Not seen them yet. but will give them a watch. Thanks for the recomendation.

 

[Arc Tourist]

Don't forget our own @doubleboost channel.

 

[Richiew]

Vanover customs. Don't let the name put you off. It's not naff yank cars. More machining content and machine rebuilds.

 

[Barking Mat]

Inheritance Machining, all his videos are good, blokes very talented.

 

[mcostello]

On fire Welding is very good also.

 

[winchman]

I like Low Buck Garage, nice bloke who fixes stuff on a low budget

 

[Master-of-none]

A few more:
Welderfabber - heavy plant repair
Fanatik Builds - Triumph GT6 restomod, a bit like Project Binky
SuperfastMatt - car mods by an actual automotive engineer
FarmCraft101 - old plant repair & use on his farm
C&C equipment - bulldozers!

also CarlRogers - big carpentry in France, strangely slow and relaxing

 

[zzr1200]

AlistairC123

I reckon he uses water cooled overall at times....

 

[Brad93]

I reckon he uses water cooled overall at times....

Airline and a low pressure regulator down your back required