Youtube Channels

[dbinokc]

I have several youtube channels I really enjoy. Most of what I like is oriented towards machining. Hopefully others will share some of their favorites. While these are not directly related to CNC, the techniques covered in a lot of channels are useful for building one.

1. Keith Fenner- Located in Maine. His specialty is marine related machining, but does a wide variety of projects.

2. Kieth Rucker-Located in Georgia. He works as a machinist in a railroad museum.

3. Adam Booth- Located in Florida. When other machinist channels refer to big machining projects they often use the adjective Abom sized.

4. ShadonHKIW- Located in California. Owner of BarZ Industrial, but spends a lot of his spare time working with his surface grinder. Videos of both machining work as well as videos of his day job. Hosts the annual youtube channel get together BarZ bash in California.

5. Tom Lipton- Located in California. A machinist at UC Berkeley. A variety of projects done in his home shop. Occasional videos at his day job.

6. Rob Renz- Not sure of his location. Primarily works with surface grinder doing high precision and intricate projects.

[Alan_c]

Another very good one:

https://www.youtube.com/user/saunixcomp John Saunders - NYC CNC

[MetalHead]

I have one
www.practicalmetal.com

[MetalHead]

Jimmy Diresta is a cool one

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiE...z0hZNIBBpowdYQ

[MetalHead]

This Old Tony

Fun and educational

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5N...KHAWXp6z8Xl7yQ

[dbinokc]

A few more I forgot to mention

Lazze Metal Shaping- Sheet metal working

Kevin Caron - Artist in metal working

Welding Tips and Tricks Some projects. A lot of videos oriented towards people wanting to get welding certifications.

[Siomon]

thx guys most of those channels are awesome. My favorite is definitly Kevin Caron

[vallie4]

Thanks for all these channels guys. Some of then are really awesome. Subsribed myself to several of them.