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Ben Heck Hacks
Curious Marc
Great Scott
There's more idk if it's what you're looking for but yeah I try to watch more useful content but I still watch let's play type stuff.
does not teach ‘mastery’ but he teach much about what to look at when buying car..have car issue..avoid get scam by mechanic.
his speaking style like old grandpa. very enjoyable and improve my ability to understand spoken english too so not use chatgpt when doing work
Sustainable Gardening, Self Sufficient Me
General cooking, Adam Ragusea
Seafood Cooking, Kimagure Cook
Chocolate mastery (demonstrations), Amaury Guichon
3D Printing Tips, Teaching Tech & CNC Kitchen
Everything Coffee Related, James Hoffman
Building a house from selection of land through to selling at auction.
Shango does a great style of troubleshooting and funny commentary along the way. Literally restores desert find TV sets to working.
Automotive, mechanics, and tinkering with engines mustie1 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcSeeATlWJJbXpOZRYOfaDg
He brings you along and explains to the user in a friendly way that makes you feel like you're in the garage with
Seafood: Kimagure Cook (https://www.youtube.com/@kimagurecook)
Asian (mostly Chinese) film analysis: Accented Cinema (https://www.youtube.com/@AccentedCinema) -- fills the 'Every Frame a Painting'-shaped hole in my life
Anime-style drawings: Naoki Saito (https://www.youtube.com/@saitonaoki)
Fine carpentry, less step by step, more overview by step w/o explanations: https://youtube.com/@ISHITANIFURNITURE