YouTube machining channels

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tommy.jobson

Plastic

Joined

May 20, 2020

Location

England

• May 23, 2020

• #1

Hi everyone,
I'm just wondering which channels people watch on YouTube for precision machining content?
I'm a big fan of Abomb79, This Old Tony and Stephan Goteswinter for starters.
Hope your all doing well,
Best
T

Horologium Precision LTD
YouTube
Tommy Jobson (@tommy.jobson) • Instagram photos and videos

 

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rickseeman

Cast Iron

Joined

Oct 7, 2014

• May 28, 2020

• #2

I also watch MrPete222 and Keith Rucker as well as some others

 

Doozer

Titanium

Joined

Jul 23, 2001

Location

Buffalo NY

• May 28, 2020

• #3

Doozer's Shop is my favorite channel.

[video]https://www.youtube.com/user/kooldoozer/videos[/video]

-Doozer

 

nwbricks

Plastic

Joined

May 27, 2020

Location

Manchester

• May 28, 2020

• #4

+1 for Keith Rucker, that guy is the most calming presence on youtube

Saunders Machine Works (NYC CNC) put out some excellent videos too

And AvE of course for more general workshop antics

 

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dian

Titanium

Joined

Feb 22, 2010

Location

ch

• May 28, 2020

• #5

keith rucker, abom79? precision machining?

 

moldcore

Hot Rolled

Joined

Dec 15, 2005

Location

UTAH

• May 28, 2020

• #6

dian said:

keith rucker, abom79? precision machining?

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Different "strokes" for different folks. I spent my first 15-20 years as manual machinist so I can relate to these two. However I believe they still have a lot to learn especially when it come to mills. I unsubscribe to one because it was too painful to watch. I've spent the last 25 years as a shop owner with CNC's. Since then, precision machining has taken on a whole new meaning.

 

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corednc

Aluminum

Joined

Sep 3, 2019

Location

East Coast

• May 28, 2020

• #7

+1 for Edge Precision, fine precision work and the thought process that goes into it.

 

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Rickyb

Cast Iron

Joined

Jan 21, 2011

Location

Troy mi

• May 28, 2020

• #8

Suburban tool and solid rock machining for surface grinding.

 

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RH68

Cast Iron

Joined

Aug 14, 2005

Location

Manchester, MD

• May 28, 2020

• #9

Joe Pieczynski is pretty good for learning practical tips. Edge precision is good but way beyond anything I would ever make.

 

b2major9th

Cast Iron

Joined

Dec 28, 2005

Location

Torrance, CA

• May 28, 2020

• #10

dian said:

keith rucker, abom79? precision machining?

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You want precision, go with ROBRENZ, Robin Renzetti although Stefan Gotteswinter is no slouch either.

Mike

 

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R. Dan

Cast Iron

Joined

Sep 1, 2012

Location

NW Iowa

• May 28, 2020

• #11

I like Oxtools and Suburban.

 

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Nagol

Aluminum

Joined

May 21, 2020

• May 28, 2020

• #12

Haas channel is pretty good for some basic info. I learned some good stuff on Haas tip of the Day that I use and I only run Mazak. I'm a Horizontal programmer/ Set-up guy but sometimes hearing some basics does some good.

 

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Fancuku

Cast Iron

Joined

Dec 7, 2018

• May 28, 2020

• #13

Robin Renzetti and Stefan Goteswinter for manual machining. Abom79 is good too but his work is simple and videos are too long.
Edge Precision for CNC content.
NYC CNC if you want to see how not to hold your workpiece. lol

 

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MikeHawk

Plastic

Joined

May 28, 2020

• May 28, 2020

• #14

I watch This Old Tony on my lunch breaks at work. He is entertaining and explains things to a basic lever where a novice like me can understand.

 

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davehud

Cast Iron

Joined

Dec 17, 2004

Location

San Antonio, Texas

• May 28, 2020

• #15

I've been watching David Wilks for trepanning:

YouTube

 

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dian

Titanium

Joined

Feb 22, 2010

Location

ch

• May 29, 2020

• #16

sometimes i watch russian videos. this for example, is a complete course on manual lathe work, fantastic for beginners, but has interesting ideas once in a while:

YouTube

i think you dont have to understand the language.