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Adam Savage of Mythbuster's legend leads a team of journalists and makers as they build lightsabers, review VR headsets, explore legendary pieces of film and television prop lore, and so much more with an enormous content library.
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Always laughing Simone Giertz first went viral building "shitty" robots that failed at their tasks. Now she builds, and breaks, even bigger stuff like her giant pair of scissors or the tesla she converted into a pickup truck. Plus she's a badass brain surgery survivor.
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Xyla combines her abilities as an engineer with her love of fashion and art in her upbeat vlog-style channel where she makes everything from (huge) model rockets to canoes.
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During his time working for NASA on the Curiosity rover, Mark Rober's science communication videos went viral skyrocketing his career. He now runs a business empire, hosts alongside Jimmy Kimmel, and is one of the faces of YouTube.
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Watch a guy suffer through integration hell to build ridiculously complicated robotic machines in his workshop while his wife makes fun of him. On a technical level, Stuff Made Here's creations are far and away the most impressive I've seen from a solo maker.
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This channel delivers on its namesake better than most, providing curiosity-peaking lego-centric experiments like how fast you can spin a lego wheel before it explodes, or what it takes to get a lego car over an ever increasing gap. Come for the scientific method, stay for the snappy no-talk editing.
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Colin Furze is simply put, a madlad. He constantly puts himself on the line testing the impressive, powerful, and ridiculously dangerous inventions he builds on his channel including a jet powered bicycle, a belt of spinning knives, and my favorite: a secret tunnel under his house.
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Jeremy Fielding will methodically teach you the mechanical engineering and electronics skills you need to become an expert maker. Oh and check out his ridiculously cool robotic arm.
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How far on the tech-tree could you get with nothing but your bare hands? That's the question Primitive Technology seeks to answer with his legendary channel. Pro-tip: turn on the captions!