I just started a Youtube channel. What do you guys think?

[hornluv]

As the title says, I just started up a channel. I am going to focus on quick tips that hopefully everyone can use (beginner and pro alike), with the occasional longer video showing techniques and projects. I've got four videos up now and plans for about 25 more for the future. I've got a long video (it might have to be two-parts) in the works right now on different techniques for locating your work piece on the mill. I should have that up sometime this weekend. Here's the link to my first video:

Quick Machining Tip #1 - T-slot Pins

Let me know what you think or if you have something you'd like to see covered. Thanks!

[pinstripe]

Hi Stuart. I watched two of the shorter videos, and they were great. Your voice is very clear. Thanks for taking the time to make them.

[chucketn]

Good job, Stewart. Looking forward to your tips. Subscribed.

[Highpower]

+1

Well done Stuart. Clear and to the point. I will be looking forward to seeing more of your videos as well. I also subscribed.

[TN Pat]

Very good job. Straight and to the point.

[Mike Amick]

Yea .. nice

Little note ... when you see your other vids on the side, its customary for there to be a little diddle
saying what the vid is about. Either in words or a tool tip type thing when you put your cursor on it.

[lugnut]

Just watched your YouTube vids, they are well done Thanks for your effort. Looking for more.

[tincture500]

I really enjoyed these great tips and processes. Thanks for your efforts. Tom

[Lowery Racing]

A+ Very good!

[lynnl]

First class!! Obviously the presentation was well thought out beforehand. Clearly articulated. No stuttering and stammering. No boring repetition or digression. ....and NO music, thank you for that!!

[CPeter]

Really good! I subscribed.
CPeter

[Ed ke6bnl]

subscribed because they are very good videos.

[RB211]

I'll subscribe, but get with "This Old Tony" to figure out how he does his audio, you need better audio rather than using the built in microphone of the camera.

[mars-red]

I thought the audio was good. It's definitely as good or better than most of the machining videos I watch on YouTube. There's always room for improvement, for sure, but dinging people for not being as "good" as the likes of This Old Tony or Clickspring seems... not very helpful.

[Dave C]

First class!! Obviously the presentation was well thought out beforehand. Clearly articulated. No stuttering and stammering. No boring repetition or digression. ....and NO music, thank you for that!!

Good job and +1 on the no music. We who have been subjected to shop noise for 40+ years have a hard time hearing the dialog over the music.