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Hundreds of clear machine shop lessons from a retired shop teacher, covering lathes, mills, casting and model engines. Suits anyone curious about metalwork.

mrpete222 is the channel of Lyle Peterson, a retired shop teacher from Illinois in the United States who also goes by the name tubalcain. He has made around 950 videos on machine shop work.
The videos teach how to use manual lathes and milling machines, along with foundry work, model engines, antique engines and tractors. There are also regular mystery tool videos, where viewers guess what an unusual old tool was used for. He explains things the way a teacher would, step by step and with patience. The style is traditional and unhurried, and many projects run across several episodes.
Some highlights include:
A demonstration of a parting tool, used to cut a finished part off the stock on a lathe, and how to use it well.

One of his popular mystery tools videos, where he shows unusual old tools and asks viewers to guess what they are for.

A visit to a large machine tool supplier, looking at lathes and mills.

The channel has around 325,000 subscribers.
mrpete222 is a good way into mechanical and manufacturing engineering. Machining is how many metal parts are made, and understanding it helps engineers design parts that can actually be produced. It connects to engineering apprenticeships, toolmaking, maintenance engineering and mechanical design. His teaching style makes even unfamiliar machines feel approachable for complete beginners.

YouTube channelMaking and mechanical
Clear, step-by-step car repair and maintenance videos. A practical way into how engines, brakes and bodywork really work, for anyone curious about cars.

YouTube channelMaking and mechanical
Hands on videos about jet engines, filmed in a working gas turbine overhaul shop. Suits anyone interested in aerospace and mechanical engineering.

YouTube channelMaking and mechanical
Detailed, calm analysis of rockets, spaceflight and engineering failures. Suits students drawn to aerospace who want more than the headlines.

YouTube channelMaking and mechanical
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