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Im not sure if Ben Heck (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgeStlUnitobx8QcSxTw2aQ) is doing much lately but his back catalog is pretty good (one handed xbox controller, small electronic projects).
Diesel Brothers for trucks / snow mobiles.
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLw7aVsjFLyMmkEqHami9AHGmc...
Probably not the kind of "things" you're after, but the YouTube channel "Japanese Garden TV" is just that, team of people building something, without comments. [1] [1] https://m.youtube.com/@JapaneseGardenTV/videos
The Warthog Project. A dude builds a 1:1 scale cockpit for an A-10C Warthog simulator, including custom electronics.
Baumgartner Restoration: A professional art restorer documents his process restoring paintings and other art.
DIY Perks: A hobbyist/inventor designs and builds practical electronics and furniture, and shares the designs for others.
Marty's Matchbox Restorations: A man repairs and repaints old diecast toys with higher detail and quality paint. (Disclosure: I am good friends with Marty's son.)
Ronald Finger: A man finds a Pontiac Fiero parked in the woods for decades and restores it to factory-fresh.
AMMO NYC: A professional auto detailer documents his process, from detailing daily-driven cars to sanitizing and restoring barn-find antiques.
My kids and I have been enjoying the old Junk Yard Wars TV series. Lots of old episodes on YouTube. One expert, three mechanic/welders/engineers per team. They’re assigned to build something fairly complex like a “flying car”. 10 hours to scavenge the junk yard and use whatever to build the item.
Primitive Technology: one man in the forest in Australia building a wide array of things from organic materials, such as kilns, bricks, buildings, tools, etc. https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCAL3JXZSzSm8AlZyD3nQdBA
"How Primitive Building Videos Are Staged" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hvk63LADbFc
Sampson Boat Company's rebuilding of Tally Ho: https://www.youtube.com/@SampsonBoatCo