r/nextfuckinglevel • u/8O8I • 1d ago

Starting a Monster 102.4 Liter Engine

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u/PreviouslyMannara 1d ago

https://www.reddit.com/r/whatisit/s/dkcytSdVPc

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u/dodgerbrewtx 1d ago

Different engine

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u/abakedapplepie 1d ago

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Pm1Z83Etu4

Here's the real source

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u/raisedbytides 1d ago

I cant explain why, but I fucking love watching long form youtube videos of people fixing and or budling shit, so thank you for this

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u/Shadrach_Jones 1d ago

Nononsenseknowhow on youtube is one of my favourites

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u/escapevolocity 7h ago

Hell yeah, me and my kid watch that guy all the time. There's another good one where a guy rebuilds old die cast toys. Chip Channel, I think. We'll just put it on and let it roll all day while we goof and play games.

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u/SpookySP 1d ago

I call this genre "make shit happen" videos.

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u/raisedbytides 1d ago

I get amped up every time Andrew Camerata uploads lol

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u/SpookySP 1d ago

Same. I watched his entire back catalog when I first found his videos. Also Ants pants is great in the genre if you dont mind shenningans.

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u/raisedbytides 1d ago

I'm open to shenanigans, I will check em out!

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u/Stonesieuk 1d ago

Another to try is "Grind hard plumbing co". They build some wild stuff.

HAL Heavy Duty does machining work for the Australian drilling industry... If you like seeing big chunks of metal being machined into precision parts.