Andrew Camarata on Youtube

RichM752 · Jan 4, 2020

Anyone ever watch this guys videos? The kid has talent.

Andrew Camarata
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AchingBack · Jan 4, 2020

Yes he has. I've been watching him a long time. He makes me want to get out and work.

Industrial Toys · Jan 4, 2020

Been watching his new roof project on his castle. A man is entitled to as many crazy projects and expenditures as he pleases, but I have to keep asking WHY? It seems very little bang for the buck. I'd be building a HUGE shop/storage place with overhead bridge crane.

You always have to wonder what the finances are of YouTube Videos. Is there a video where he doesn't buy a new piece of equipment?

L47TLBwannabe · Jan 4, 2020

Yeah I've been watching his videos for a little over a year now some things make me cringe like when he works on his cars and trucks. lol But he does keep his customers happy and does a good job. The Container castle I don't really understand but hey why not? I have my own youtube channel and have had for some time and when I did monetize it, it only ever told me I made $5 USD but I never got a cheque or had it deposited in my bank account. So when they decided to stop paying people I de-monetized my videos so the few that do watch my videos don't have to watch any commercials.

Industrial Toys · Jan 4, 2020

Like when he got a new stereo that was "supposed" to fit his truck. A chainsaw made it fit! But he solders and heatshrinks every connection. Funny.

L47TLBwannabe · Jan 4, 2020

Or when he 'fixed' the defrost on that Dodge cummins. lol

caver · Jan 4, 2020

He's a worker bee can't argue that. A bit of a cobbler and kinda rough on equipment but still entertaining. His Social Blade link he could be pulling down 20K a month. I thought maybe he was what a friend of mine and I call trust fund babies. First thing i would have spent that extra money on is an electric motor on the shop roll-up door.

stuckmotor · Jan 4, 2020

Andrew Camarata Wife, Net Worth, Age, Married, Castle, Family (Wiki Bio)

mwayne · Jan 4, 2020

My favorite video of his is the washing machine repair.

Fixing a washing machine - YouTube

Brilliant! The young man makes his own rules.

Industrial Toys · Jan 4, 2020

You have to realize, our impressions are formed by what is presented to us. May be a far cry from reality.

I'm always wondering where the other people or women are in his life. There seem to be rare glimpses of them.

Some youtube stars really are all about themselves. Not sure in this case.

I have asked him if he could give me some information about something he bought. He never responded. Maybe he never got my request. It is an interesting system, for sure.

Does anyone know what happened to his Petibone Crane, before the GROVE all terrain crane was bought?

caver · Jan 4, 2020

Industrial Toys said:
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Does anyone know what happened to his Petibone Crane, before the GROVE all terrain crane was bought?

Rolled it on its side. he briefly mentions it in the video I think when the new crane showed up.

Found it

Container building roof metal work - YouTube first mention at 39:10 then again at 49:01 and then we sorta get more to the story at 1:01:45

L47TLBwannabe · Jan 4, 2020

I would like to get a Yanmar mini-ex like his 50 size machine one of these days that thing is amazingly tough.

seasled · Jan 4, 2020

It lost traction on a hilly section of his driveway and tipped over

Sawyer Rob · Jan 4, 2020

I can't watch that guy, he just is waaaay to annoying for me, and some of the stuff he does is waaay out too far in left field for me!

SR

L47TLBwannabe · Jan 5, 2020

seasled said:
It lost traction on a hilly section of his driveway and tipped over

Today he was pushing the 'new to him' crane up the hill first with his skid-steer then when that failed he used his 955 track loader so he could use it to pour concrete on his castle expansion project I guess it could be called.

ptsg · Jan 5, 2020

caver said:
Rolled it on its side. he briefly mentions it in the video I think when the new crane showed up.

Found it

Container building roof metal work - YouTube first mention at 39:10 then again at 49:01 and then we sorta get more to the story at 1:01:45

I believe it broke a U-joint on the driveshaft. At least we can see the driveshaft on the bench on one of the shots inside the shop.

Monster5601 · Jan 5, 2020

He is incredibly resourceful and creative while being at times, a hack. Never the less, I can't wait for his next video.

jaydee325 · Jan 5, 2020

Far too many hacks on YouTube. Also, you now have people promoting themselves as "Content Providers" who push links to their websites where you can pay to subscribe to their service. So, you not only have to endure the ads, but they want to be paid a subscription as well.

I don't go to YouTube much anymore.

Sawyer Rob said:
I can't watch that guy, he just is waaaay to annoying for me, and some of the stuff he does is waaay out too far in left field for me!

SR

JerryK · Jan 5, 2020

I have been watching his videos for several years. The guy has a lot of gumption and works harder than just about anyone on youtube. He does not have to have stuff that is shinny and new. Buys old krap and works his magic on fixing it into workable condition. Produces very good videos without all the fluff of most videos... AND he really likes his dog Levi, and it shows. There are lots of ' operators ' and blowhards on Youtube. But Andrew is a national treasure.

MinnesotaEric · Jan 5, 2020

Industrial Toys said:
You always have to wonder what the finances are of YouTube Videos.

Andrew Camarata's YouTube Stats (Summary Profile) - Social Blade Stats

For reference, using the tool above my YouTube channel makes more than the topline estimate. Also everything we touch in YouTube land is a write-off making YouTube income, super awesome for accumulating stuff.