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- Andrew Camarata: Background noise. He has big vehicles and uses them to do big jobs. Just nice ambiance without being distracting. - Apple Drains: About ya
by Someone1234 4y ago
- Andrew Camarata: Background noise. He has big vehicles and uses them to do big jobs. Just nice ambiance without being distracting.
- Apple Drains: About yard drainage installation/design/ideas.
- ChrisFix: Posts rarely but extremely high quality car repair/maintenance videos.
- City Beautiful: Talks about urban design and how it may be improved for people (a little anti-car, pro-public transport).
- Doug DeMuro: Sometimes has unusual or quirky vehicles.
- FortNine: Fascinating motorcycle channel even though I don't own, have ever owned, nor plan on buying a motorcycle (yes, I know).
- Mentour Pilot: "If Air Crash Investigations was done by an actual commercial pilot."
- Practical Engineering: What you think it is from the name. Rarely posts, always worthwhile when they do.
- The B1M: Looks at civil engineering projects.
- Project Farm: One of if not the best review channels on YT.
- Technology Connections: Interesting "deep dives" into every day technology.
- Tom Scott: Science adjacent channel that often looks at quirky locations.
Those are the "biggies." I have others too, but they're far too niche to list here.
- highhedgehog 4y agoIf you like air crash investigations and you do not know about it, I HIGHLY recommend https://admiralcloudberg.medium.com/ https://admiralcloudberg.medium.com/. It is a goldmine.
- archduck 4y agoOh hell yes. Several times I've found my evening abruptly derailed by Admiral Cloudberg's true stories of plane crashes. It's a strange feeling, but fascinating and engrossing. The forensics of the accident sites, the failure analysis, the way the pilots are presented as humans making decisions in critical moments, often unaware of the factors which will determine their fate, and other times knowing their fate is sealed ... hazardous weather conditions, hubris, miscalculations, miscommunications, engineering failures which put them in a death trap, the brief instances of negligence, the systemic failures and oversights, the political contexts influencing people's expectations and behavior, ... All of it comes together, often in predictable ways, often in ridiculously unlikely ways, to bring about a catastrophe. Highly recommended.
- highhedgehog 4y agoYeah, he is an incredibile story teller and his attention to detail is great. I feel he should do a youtube series with the same content.