Robots that do nothing useful, hoops that never miss and lightsabers that actually cut. Workshop channels, judged on the builds.
1Mark RoberEx-NASA engineer whose squirrel mazes, glitter bombs and giant Nerf guns turned builds into blockbusters.
2Colin FurzeBritish plumber-turned-inventor of jet-powered go-karts and a secret underground bunker.
3Simone GiertzThe self-styled queen of useless robots, who later built a pickup out of a Tesla Model 3.
4Adam Savage's TestedThe MythBusters veteran's one-day builds, prop replicas and shop tours.
5Stuff Made HereShane Wighton's over-engineered builds, like the backboard that guarantees every shot goes in.
6Michael ReevesChaotic robotics comedian behind the laser that shoots people's eyes and the Roomba that screams.
7William OsmanSelf-proclaimed 'bad engineer' known for disastrous builds and a backyard of experiments.
8Jimmy DiRestaNew York maker whose silent, fast-cut builds influenced a generation of workshop channels.
9ElectroBOOMMehdi Sadaghdar's electrical engineering lessons, delivered between self-inflicted shocks.
10Jeri EllsworthSelf-taught chip designer who built a Commodore 64 into a joystick and co-founded the AR company castAR.
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Colin Furze dug a bunker under his garden mostly alone; Rober builds with a studio team. This list and 13 others on him: https://youpick.best/articles/mark-rober-ranked-many-ways
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