YouTube machinist and project video comic, This Old Tony, is at it again. In this video, he uses some steel stock, rod, and ball bearings to machine a beautiful little hand vise, bench clamp. He’s not sure what to call it.
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Veritasium has a great mix of science and engineering videos – featuring everything from experiments, interviews, demos, and discussions about everything science. Veritasium is run by Derek Alexander Muller who is an Australian-Canadian science communicator, filmmaker, and inventor. In January 2011, Muller created the educational science channel…
Simone love of “useless” inventions came after studying at Stockholm, where she was inspired by the local open-source hardware community. This has evolved into one of the biggest YouTube robotics channels that showcases her inspiring… We would argue that ‘engineerguy’ Bill Hammack’s video on the ingenious design of the aluminum drinks can is one of the finest Engineering videos on Youtube. Bill produces clear, accessible, but technically accurate videos and they are entertaining and interesting enough to really resonate with the next… The Signal Path video blog was created back in May of 2011 and has focused on producing the type of content which is either difficult to find or difficult to learn. This isn’t necessarily for beginners but it is an invaluable resource Much of modern human communication…
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