What are your favourite Low-Tech Content Creators?
What are your favourite Low-Tech Content Creators?
Be it on YT or just blog posts from a website, please do share any low-tech focused content creators :)
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Primitive Technology.
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If you didn't comment this, I would have.
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Ah yeah, a classic <3
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Completely forgot that channel!
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Does Look Mum No Computer count?
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Absolutely. Analog is retro. That's low tech for sure.
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Cody's Lab. Not specifically low tech but there are hundreds of videos of him mining, making greenhouses, and beekeeping
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Primitive Technology, the channel that inspired all those faked terrible "building stuff in the woods" channels, but the original is really good.
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Low-Tech Magazine shows up on here occasionally, I've enjoyed their articles.
I'd also recommend Kris Harbour Natural Building on YouTube.
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Anyone watch attoparsec on YouTube?
I saw him at open sauce last year, and got to type out a tweet using his typesetter's keyboard:
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Cheers for mentioning this, that shit is right up my alley! :D
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Yeah, he's got some dope stuff, and seemed nice. He made a fuse-triggered mechanical thumper from Dune. This was before the movie, so I don't know how it compares, but it's quite clever.
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Clickspring is currently recreating the antikythera mechanism using period accurate tools and technology, which is low tech if you consider that it was high tech for the ancient greeks.
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Van Oak Props.
It's nice to see the creativity that goes into creating props. I also follow watch a few others that also go over props and haunted house builds.
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I love the low tech cycling subculture at yt - bikepackers, mechanics, tinkerers...
Like Path less pedaled and BikeFarmer.
They show how the bikes should be simple, mechanical machines that are bombproof and easy to repair not some high tech racing monsters.
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Does solar.lowtechmagazine.com count? Or is that just considered standard reading on slrpnk.net?
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Camping with Steve is pretty great
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Does Joseph's machines count as low tech?
Or do you mean more primitive tech?
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