YT videos I like.

[James Pallas]

I very much enjoy the Engles Coach Shop videos. Talented individual, woodworker, blacksmith. He deals with all the things we tend to dislike, curves, angles, tapers, and working by eye. I’ve picked up handy techniques from his videos. He also has some very interesting shop made devices and reworked tools to fit the task at hand.

[Tony Shea]

Great Videos....

I'll play....My current favorite series of YT videos is "Acorn to Arabella"

I also enjoy "Mr Chickadee" from time to time as well.

[Tony Zaffuto]

For woodworking, do a search for the rebuilding of the Tally Ho, Sampson Boatyard. About the recrafting of a 1910 tall sail ship, runs about 75 episodes.

[Mark Gibney]

Just watched a Engles Coach Shop video. Great. Thanks for the heads up, think I'll be binging on these.

[Rob Luter]

I watch Engles Coach Shop and Sampson Boat. I'm looking forward to seeing the Tally Ho dropped back in the water. Another one that has become a favorite is Thomas Johnson Antique Furniture Restorations. I've learned quite a bit watching him fix things.

[Jim Matthews]

"I build it" John Heisz.
Alternatives to traditional approaches are entertaining.

(Not that I'll ever own a tablesaw.)

[Jim Koepke]

It would be more tempting to click on a link to these recommendations instead of maybe remembering to copy names into the YT search function when convenient.

jtk

[Stephen Rosenthal]

Frank Howarth (Frank Makes), Curtis Buchanan, AvE, and for something completely different, Jun’s Kitchen.

[Tony Zaffuto]

It would be more tempting to click on a link to these recommendations instead of maybe remembering to copy names into the YT search function when convenient.

jtk

Some of us oldsters, are link savvy!

[Tony Zaffuto]

Frank Howarth (Frank Makes), Curtis Buchanan, AvE, and for something completely different, Jun’s Kitchen.

AvE is sometimes as hilarious as anything on television, though sometimes if he really intends it to be funny. The guy knows his stuff, however.

[David Bolson]

Thanks for these recommendations, guys!

[Rob Luter]

It would be more tempting to click on a link to these recommendations instead of maybe remembering to copy names into the YT search function when convenient.

jtk


Here you go Jim

Ishitani Furniture: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7FkqjV8SU5I8FCHXQSQe9Q

Sampson Boat Company (Tally Ho): https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCg-_lYeV8hBnDSay7nmphUA

Thomas Johnson Antique Furniture Restoration: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCd8v3SbzGP9_wuSOr_xk_eA