Good YouTube Channels with <100k Subscribers
 

I watch too much YouTube, my job has a lot of idle time during certain seasons. Here are couple that I really like that have less than 100,000 subscribers:

SimonFordman - fixes old cars with no voice description. Just the sound of the work being done. I thought it would be terrible, it's not. (he's just about to go over 100k)

Robot Cantina - Crazy small engine projects (usually HF Predator engines in a car) or diesel experiments. Very bright guy that makes a 20 minute video almost every week.

Doubtful Technician - Interesting electrical projects, tool reviews, minor car 'upgrades', he's got a good sense of humour.

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What else is out there under 100k?

"Chinese House Burner Downer" LOL!

Nice, I'd watch that!

Notice how I resized those...

This is some of them from my subscriber list. There's more, but this is indicative.

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Doubleboost

OMG! gotta see the bit of this one at 1:53.
"I went on the Internet, and I found this." :D
"And when I was done, I found this."

I've seen the rest now. He's funny.

OMG

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Classic Car Revival

I forgot to add these guys. They built their own 40 Valve V-10 for engine. It's fantastic stuff.

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I've heard this guy is pretty good ;)
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I enjoy Normal Guy Supercar for Ferrari DIY

Vice Grip Garage is pretty good.
He is funny, and has a nice place he has built from YouTube money.

Love this channel:

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