For me I really do enjoy watching some of the Locking picking lawyers content and he is an expert when it comes to picking locks!
Another few are mental outlaw (although I think everyone knows of him here) and Steven Bridges who makes videos on card counting at casinos and he shows how much he wins/loses from playing
Rob Renzetti is about precision machining in a small shop environment. You can definitely tell he’s a precision machinist first and YouTuber second, which I like. He goes into detail on his thought process and execution for achieving extreme tolerances on parts.
Dan Gelbart is a very successful business man who made his fortune inventing new machines and building them. He now has a money-is-no-object workshop. His “building prototypes” series is a must watch for creators. The video on flexures blew my mind. He shows how to create complex, accurate machines with simple tools quickly.
Both of these guys don’t upload often. When they do, I drop what I’m doing and put my full attention into it.
RobRenz is awesome. If you like him, you probably watch Joe Pi also. Really nice people.
I’ll check him out for sure. I really like precision engineering so anything in that vein has my attention. Nice username btw.
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Thinking and Tinkering is a great one. Older engineer making all sorts of devices and contraptions just because and he wants to see if he can make them better (and sometimes he does)
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