Other Stuff

YouTube Channels

(Channels are sorted by my recollection of how complicated the videos tend to be. If you see a problem; either with the level or content please alert me)

Videos at all levels
- Cody's Lab: Science, chemistry, mining, bees and occasionally blowing stuff up.
- Computerphile: All sorts of computer and programming concepts and ideas.
- Izzy Swan: Wood working builds of all sorts.
- MatterHackers: The youtube channel for a major 3D printer supply company. Great printer and filament reviews plus interviews and more.
- Mechanical Lumber: Complex build projects often using wood, but not always.
- Numberphile: Crazy math concepts.
- PBS Space Time: The physics of space and time, and how they are related.
- Physics Girl: Physics concepts presented by a girl.
- Smarter Every Day: Science and engineering topics of all sorts; not even close to everyday.
- StyroPyro: LASERS!!!
- Tested: Adam Savage, of Mythbusters Fame, owns this channel and it features all sorts of videos on technology, pop-culture, and making.
- The Ben Heck Show: As the show says: "Amazing Hacks, Inspired Designs, and Regrettable Acting"
- The Post Apocalyptic Inventor: A German guy who re-purposes all sorts of old equipment.
- Vsauce3: All sorts of thought provoking videos
- Wintergatan: A Swedish band who often makes super complicated machines to play music.
Pretty Simple
- Boston Dynamics: Robots, and the humans that build/Abuse them.
- BrainCraft: About your brain and pychology; sometimes through nice paper animations.
- Educ8s.tv; Simple micro-controller projects.
- Engineer Guy: Engineering history and explanations.
- Extra Credits: Game design and random history.
- Feminist Frequency: Game reviews and random history from an feminist perspective.
- FIRST Robotics Competition: The official channel of FIRST, focusing on FIRST Robotics.
- Great Big Story: Amazing little documentaries on anything and everything.
- Gross Science: Science that is, well, gross.
- Hevesh: Dominoes!
- It's Okay to Be Smart: Science of all sorts.
- Mist8k: Small build projects.
- Official FIRST: The official YouTube channel of FIRST, of FIRST Robotics Fame. Mostly boring; but occasionally useful.
- OskarPuzzle: 3D printed contraptions presented by the most boring man alive.
- Team 1247: The official YouTube channel of Kearsarge's FIRST Robotics Team 1247.
- The Slow Mo Guys: Sillyness very slowly.
- Unseen64: Games that never came out.
Pretty Simple to A Little Complicated
- Colin Furze: Neat build projects, but a little light on the details.
- Engineering Explained: Car science and reviews.
- JK Brickworks: Crazy Lego contraptions.
- Laura Kampf: Another German maker; mostly focused on wood working.
- PBS Game/Show: Game design concepts. Unfortunately no more videos are being made.
- Rocket Jump Film School: Cinematography and film discussion and lessons.
- SciFri: Science mini-docs not always on Friday.
- SciShow: Daily videos covering all sorts of science topics.
- Sheepo's Garage: Very accurate Lego models of different cars.
- The 8-Bit Guy: Classic Computer demos.
- The Obsolete Geek: Classic computers and game consoles.
- The Hackersmith: Builds, mostly focused on building real functiong versions of superhero props, including a Captian America Shield and a Batman Grappling Hook.
- This Old Tony: Machining and Tool work; very well put together and edited.
A Little Complicated
- 3Blue1Brown: Interesting Math topics and explanations with nice animations and diagrams.
- Atomic Game Theory: The math behind designing and winning board games.
- Dr. Moddnstein: Hacks and mods done mostly on retro-electronics.
- I Like to Make Stuff: Builds of all sorts...he does indeed like to make stuff.
A Little Complicated to Fairly Complex
- Andreas Spiess: The guy with a swiss accent who does all sorts of micro-controller reviews, tutorials, and projects.
- EEVblog: Electrical Engineering and tear-downs.
- Minute Physics: Some neat physics on a white board in about a minute or two.
- TechBuilder: Build projects involving electronics and robotics.
- X Robots: Robots that are built from micro-controllers and 3D printed parts.
Fairly Complex
- CNLohr: Micro-controllers doing things they really shouldn't be doing.
- Curious Mark: Fixing ancient computers.
- Game Hut: A developed who worked on Sega Genesis, Sega Saturn, and Playstation games goes deep into game design and programming for these old machines.
- Mega Processor: A guy built a huge computer processor from scratch with soooo many blinky lights!

Selected YouTube Video Playlists

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