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    I.M. OUTAHERE
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      @i-m-outahere

      i found these to be quite interesting , very well presented and i think they would be good for a beginner to watcch

      #170336
      I.M. OUTAHERE
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        @i-m-outahere

        Hi all,

        I have been trawling through some youtube videos and recently came across a channel that i think makes some of the best instructional videos i have seen .

        This guy was a professional teacher until he retired and the videos are presented pretty much as if you were one of his students in the machine shop / metalworking trade .

        Sure if you've been there and done it all these are not for you but if your just starting out or have a thirst for knowledge like i do then give them a go .

        Search youtube for either:
        THATLAZYMACHINIST or Mac Lecuyer .

        Ian

        #170368
        Roger Williams 2
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          @rogerwilliams2

          Hello Ian, had a look at one his videos, just the job !. Many thanks, Roger.

          #170371
          Michael Gilligan
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            @michaelgilligan61133

            Thanks, Ian

            I just had a quick look at this one

            Excellent stuff; I hope the others are as good.

            MichaelG.

            #170391
            I.M. OUTAHERE
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              @i-m-outahere

              I found the one about chip formation very interesting and have yet to find one i didn't learn something from.

              On my OP his name is miss spelt it is Marc Lecuyer but youtube will probably lead you to the same channel anyhow.

              Ian.

              #170392
              John Bromley
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                @johnbromley78794

                Marc Lecuyer's videos are great, been watching and learning from this chap for a while now. His videos on heat treatment are very interesting.

                John

                #170442
                Gep Engler
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                  @gepengler40547

                  smileyThere is also a very good series of instruction videos (over 300!) by “Tubalcain”, also known as “Mr. Pete” or “mrpete222”.
                  These videos can be found here: **LINK**
                  Highly recommended!

                  See also:
                  **LINK**
                  **LINK**
                  **LINK**

                  This “Tubalcain” from the US should not be confused with “Tubal Cain” (Tom Walshaw) from the UK who made many contributions in The Model Engineer. See: **LINK**

                  Best regards from The Netherlands,
                  Gep
                  Web: **LINK**
                  YouTube: **LINK**

                  #170473
                  mark costello 1
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                    @markcostello1

                    Keith Fenner, Keith Rucker and Abom79 are all good video makers also.

                    #170475
                    Boiler Bri
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                      @boilerbri

                      I like his videos – but for me Tubal Cain was an engineer in Kendal Cumbria UK.

                      Bri

                      #170492
                      I.M. OUTAHERE
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                        @i-m-outahere

                        It was mr pete that started the ball rolling as he put me onto kieth fenner who mentioned adam booth who mentioned tom lipton and bouble boost and i picked through thier liked videos to find others.

                        One other one i watch is myfordboy he does a lot of casting videos but he uses subtitles instead of voice over.

                        Ian

                        #170512
                        Muzzer
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                          @muzzer

                          And if it all gets a bit too serious, throw in a bit of Colin Furze!

                          Merry

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