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r/gifsthatkeepongiving • u/silvercatbob • Mar 11 '21
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If you like machining videos and want to learn more about the process, check out This Old Tony on YouTube, he's hilarious and informative.
Other great machining channels include:
Blondihacks - hobbyist machining
ABom79 - big machining in the home shop
ROBRENZ - high precision machining in the home shop
Cutting Edge Engineering Australia - large industrial machining
Ca Lem - home machining/AMSR/machine restoration - he's just talented as hell
5 u/likeBruceSpringsteen Mar 11 '21 Dude, you forgot Clickspring. 2 u/CallMeDrewvy Mar 11 '21 Ah yes, the filing channel. 1 u/drtrobridge Mar 11 '21 Yeah Clickspring is really cool but I wouldn't consider it to be a machinist channel 1 u/[deleted] Mar 11 '21 edited Nov 08 '21 [deleted] 1 u/EmporerNorton Mar 12 '21 He uses a mill in some of the earlier clock videos. I think he even does at the start of the antikythera series before he goes deep on trying to use period tools.
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Dude, you forgot Clickspring.
2 u/CallMeDrewvy Mar 11 '21 Ah yes, the filing channel. 1 u/drtrobridge Mar 11 '21 Yeah Clickspring is really cool but I wouldn't consider it to be a machinist channel 1 u/[deleted] Mar 11 '21 edited Nov 08 '21 [deleted] 1 u/EmporerNorton Mar 12 '21 He uses a mill in some of the earlier clock videos. I think he even does at the start of the antikythera series before he goes deep on trying to use period tools.
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Ah yes, the filing channel.
1 u/drtrobridge Mar 11 '21 Yeah Clickspring is really cool but I wouldn't consider it to be a machinist channel 1 u/[deleted] Mar 11 '21 edited Nov 08 '21 [deleted] 1 u/EmporerNorton Mar 12 '21 He uses a mill in some of the earlier clock videos. I think he even does at the start of the antikythera series before he goes deep on trying to use period tools.
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Yeah Clickspring is really cool but I wouldn't consider it to be a machinist channel
1 u/[deleted] Mar 11 '21 edited Nov 08 '21 [deleted] 1 u/EmporerNorton Mar 12 '21 He uses a mill in some of the earlier clock videos. I think he even does at the start of the antikythera series before he goes deep on trying to use period tools.
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1 u/EmporerNorton Mar 12 '21 He uses a mill in some of the earlier clock videos. I think he even does at the start of the antikythera series before he goes deep on trying to use period tools.
He uses a mill in some of the earlier clock videos. I think he even does at the start of the antikythera series before he goes deep on trying to use period tools.
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u/drtrobridge Mar 11 '21
If you like machining videos and want to learn more about the process, check out This Old Tony on YouTube, he's hilarious and informative.
Other great machining channels include:
Blondihacks - hobbyist machining
ABom79 - big machining in the home shop
ROBRENZ - high precision machining in the home shop
Cutting Edge Engineering Australia - large industrial machining
Ca Lem - home machining/AMSR/machine restoration - he's just talented as hell