Wesley Treat builds with brains and a wink, mostly wood, sometimes metal. He turns odd finds into museum-worthy pieces, like the framed display he made for a creepy devil-fish carnival gaff from a Texas junk shop, lit from top and bottom for a moody glow. Expect hands-on tips, simple jigs doing complex work, rescued designs that become keepers, and aging tricks that make new builds look storied. Viewers return for usable techniques, easy laughs, and projects that feel like they belong in a cabinet of curiosities.

Andrew Lam shows how everyday engineering really works; calm, clear, no fluff. He covers everything from home security and safe outlets to why some “health fixes” don’t hold up. In his antenna deep dive, he goes from old pull-out sticks to today’s almost-invisible strips around the phone’s body, how signals travel, how towers and frequencies matter, what the iPhone 4 tried, and how it got fixed. It’s plain English with a tiny wink of humor. People come back because complex stuff finally makes sense, and sticks.