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I really enjoy AvE's teardowns of the Dyson tech [0]. NSFW because the guy swears like it's going out of style, but highly entertaining, blunt, and informative

I really enjoy AvE's teardowns of the Dyson tech [0]. NSFW because the guy swears like it's going out of style, but highly entertaining, blunt, and informative. It gives a nice glimpse into the tradoffs of engineering, cost, and serviceability in the face of an enormously well marketed product. [0] https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=ave+dyson https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=ave+dyson

lozaning 7y ago
His Juicero teardown is also gold: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Cp-BGQfpHQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Cp-BGQfpHQ
- binarymax 7y ago
  Indeed, shame we'll never get to see him teardown the Dyson EV!
anon1m0us 7y ago
I absolutely love the knowledge he shares with the world. I wonder why he delivers the way he does. He's a character. Sometimes I wish I could get the knowledge without the character.
- ficklepickle 7y ago
  His character is fairly common amongst the blue collar, oil worker type in northern BC/Alberta. I've met a number of people with similar character, down to the accent and jargon. While no group is perfect, I do appreciate the characteristic straightforwardness. You usually know exactly where you stand with somebody like this.
  - anon1m0us 7y ago
    You've got me thinking. I noticed something similar about another blue collar youtuber from BC. A tree feller, named Buckin' Billy Ray. They're both happy-go-lucky with a sprinkle of resignation. I didn't know what AvE did for work and was curious what kind of career would require someone to know so much. I imagine now, from what you said, he must be the guy who keeps all the tools working. They are both incredibly confident and self-assured. AvE can fix anything and Buckin' Billy Ray can cut down anything. I see what you mean too. I trust both of them. I know they will do a good job and that's critical in their line of work, because if they don't, someone might die.

lozaning 7y ago

His Juicero teardown is also gold: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Cp-BGQfpHQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Cp-BGQfpHQ

binarymax 7y ago
Indeed, shame we'll never get to see him teardown the Dyson EV!

anon1m0us 7y ago

I absolutely love the knowledge he shares with the world. I wonder why he delivers the way he does. He's a character. Sometimes I wish I could get the knowledge without the character.

ficklepickle 7y ago
His character is fairly common amongst the blue collar, oil worker type in northern BC/Alberta. I've met a number of people with similar character, down to the accent and jargon. While no group is perfect, I do appreciate the characteristic straightforwardness. You usually know exactly where you stand with somebody like this.
- anon1m0us 7y ago
  You've got me thinking. I noticed something similar about another blue collar youtuber from BC. A tree feller, named Buckin' Billy Ray. They're both happy-go-lucky with a sprinkle of resignation. I didn't know what AvE did for work and was curious what kind of career would require someone to know so much. I imagine now, from what you said, he must be the guy who keeps all the tools working. They are both incredibly confident and self-assured. AvE can fix anything and Buckin' Billy Ray can cut down anything. I see what you mean too. I trust both of them. I know they will do a good job and that's critical in their line of work, because if they don't, someone might die.