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This is a link collection of YouTube (or similar) channels we like to watch. Videos can be a great source for instruction and inspiration!

There are many tutorials on "making". We collect some of the best here, sorted by category.

Channels that cover several categories.

Adafruit Industries
Make: Magazine
Giaco Whatever
Ivan Miranda
Laura Kampf (in Cologne, Germany)
Jeremy Schmidt - seems to design and make everything himself, from concrete to welding and woodworking!
Jimmy DiResta - usually films his professional projects without commentary, one of the earliest YouTube "Makers"^{[citation needed]}
HABU/Hassan Abu-Izmero (in Mannheim)

Tons! We've split the list by language.

Make Something
Frank makes - shows projects with some tools we won't have for a while (like a lathe) but explains everything brilliantly (EN)
Matthias Wandel
Ghostbastlers
Paoson WoodWorking - fantastic "homemade" tools from readily availabe materials (EN)
Steve Ramsey/Woodworking for Mere Mortals - projects you can make in a garage (or Makerspace), a little fast and jumpy perhaps...well, it's YouTube! (EN)
John Heisz/I Build It - lots of projects (easy to follow), especially if you are interested in self-made tools
April Wilkerson - she just wanted to upgrade her home and became a passionate self-taught woodworker in the process
Kyle Toth - lots of fine self-taught woodworking, mesmerizing to watch but not for beginners
Paul Jenkins/The wood knight
Marius Hornberger (student in Germany)
Wood by Wright - all hand tool woodworking & lots of sweet self-made tools!
Jeremy Fielding - working with very limited space
Rag 'n' Bone Brown - focused on reclaimed and salvaged materials
Dipa Das/DipaSwarupa - mostly woodturning

Holzwurm Tom - lots of shop improvement projects and tool tutorials (DE, some with English subtitles)
Let's Bastel
Cosel Cosmas Bauer, also available in English