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  1. 1Grady HillhouseGrady HillhousePractical Engineering The best place to start if you want to understand the infrastructure you drive over every day. Grady Hillhouse worked as a dam and levee engineer before the channel, and it shows: retaining walls, culverts, water towers and failing spillways are explained with home-built…0
  2. 2Branch EducationBranch EducationChoose this when you want to see inside the electronics you use every day. Branch Education builds photorealistic 3D models of real hardware and flies the camera through them, so a smartphone, a solid-state drive or a graphics card is taken apart layer by layer until you can see where each signal…0
  3. 3Brian McManus (YouTuber)Brian McManus (YouTuber)Real Engineering Brian McManus left a conventional engineering job in 2016 to make this channel, and it has become the go-to for the big-picture engineering questions: why an aircraft like the V-22 Osprey is built the way it is, why Germany turned against nuclear power, or what wind energy really…0
  4. 4The B1MThe B1MThe channel for megaprojects: supertall towers, giant bridges and new rail lines, along with the technology and working methods changing how they get built. Fred Mills hosts a new video every Wednesday, and the format leans on site footage, renderings and the decisions that shaped each project…0
  5. 5Bill HammackBill Hammackengineerguy Bill Hammack is a chemical engineering professor at the University of Illinois, and his channel is the one most likely to change how you see an ordinary object. His best-known video takes apart the aluminum beverage can, showing how much design and manufacturing cleverness hides in…0
  6. 6Engineering ExplainedEngineering ExplainedThe mechanical engineering channel for anyone who has ever wondered why a turbocharger lags, why most electric cars get by with a single gear or what really decides an electric car's range. Jason Fenske graduated in mechanical engineering from NC State in 2012 and started the channel as a passion…0
  7. 7The Efficient EngineerThe Efficient EngineerThe closest thing here to an engineering degree's core courses, made watchable. Each video starts with the basics and then digs into one topic properly: stress and strain, shear force and bending moment diagrams, viscosity, Bernoulli's equation, laminar and turbulent flow. The animations show what…0
  8. 8Technology ConnectionsTechnology ConnectionsAlec Watson's channel is about the engineering inside ordinary household things, and it will change how you use some of them. His heat pump videos explain why moving heat beats making it, and his famously long dishwasher videos explain why the machine works better when you run the hot tap…0
  9. 9Engineering with RosieEngineering with RosieThe clean energy channel for people tired of both hype and dismissal. Rosie Barnes is a mechanical engineer with a PhD who has spent close to 20 years working on renewable energy, and she started the channel after losing her job at the start of the pandemic, to show off the historic wind turbines…0
  10. 10AnimagraffsAnimagraffsIf you learn best by seeing every part in its place, this is the channel. Jake O'Neal rebuilds a whole machine or structure in 3D, then cuts it open and runs it: how the Golden Gate Bridge works, how Hoover Dam works, how a diesel-electric locomotive, a helicopter or a manual transmission and…0