Do you guys know BlondiHacks, Joe Pieczynski, Abom 79 ???

[81husky]

Not a Machinist per se, but I enjoy Scott Turner. He makes some great stuff.

 

[Tim9]

Also, if you have a Clausing Lathe, “ Randy Richard in the Shop “ has a few great videos on repairs he did on his 5900 Series variable drive . He rebuilt the sheave. Pretty impressive stuff.

 

[HarryJM]

Just have to weed though them to in order to learn something useful.

 

[Chipsky]

My list.

Blondihacks,
Joe Pieczynski and
Abom79 and T
This Old Tony
...
Blondihacks
tooland dieguy.com

You have blondihacks twice... idky, just popped off the page at me.

 

[HarryJM]

You have blondihacks twice... idky, just popped off the page at me.

Just fixed.

 

[hman]

Dan Gilbart Is also a great teacher. He has not made a new video until today. I was starting to wonder if he had passed. Good to see him back.

Fantastic video. Just one minor disappointment - I'm pretty sure that's a Curta calculator on the table amongst the Edison cylinders. Wish he'd talked about it a bit!

PS - My wife and I went out on a "get the heck out of the house" road trip today, and among other things, checked out an old store/trading post in Camp Verde. They had an Edison player for sale for $450. The sign said it was in working order. I didn't buy it, but did enjoy seeing it.

 

[silence dogood]

Check out "Metalworking & woodworking/ Dan's hobbies". He has great videos on rebuilding the banjo on a 8x 14 lathe. This could apply to other lathes, too. That and other videos.

 

[Jim F]

I just invited Tom Lipton to join.

 

[Shootymacshootface]

Also, if you have a Clausing Lathe, “ Randy Richard in the Shop “ has a few great videos on repairs he did on his 5900 Series variable drive . He rebuilt the sheave. Pretty impressive stuff.

This is the vid that gave me the courage to fix my mill.

 

[erikmannie]

My favorite of late is Double Boost, but I watch everything that I can find.