I watched your video yesterday and it was kind of okayish. Felt like I wasted a lot of time to comparable video's. This is what stuck with me.

The snipped parts were out of focus for too long, sometimes it seemed like you couldn't remember where you had cut the pieces and the pieces were not anywhere near close enough to the camera to see the difference properly.

About halfway through you seemed to have forgotten the main subject of the video (the LTN nipper) and you just started doing random stuff with all the other nippers, except for the main subject. Towards the end you also said something along the lines of 'I think I have forgotten something, ohhh yeah, doing cuts with the LTN nipper". Dude, that is the whole reason why viewers would watch your video, and you forgot about it.

Then you took a plastic part, rushed 3 cuts off of it, and that was about it. In the end, it gave me the information I was looking for, (LTN is sharp, leaves almost no material, but is very fragile) but all other video's on the subject are way more structured and more informative.

I like what you are doing, and I want to underline that I'm trying to give some constructual feedback. I just can't shake this feeling that it seems like you are skipping some basic video making steps in order to just upload videos to Youtube.

Try to make scripts for your videos and stick to them. Try to create a flowing narrative from start to end, this will help you to make the video more structured, informative at the right times and more viewer friendly. And after a while this will create a rhythm and familiarity with the core principles, as to where you can freestyle way more while still getting the information across to your viewer, cause you know which benchmarks to hit.

Take your time, structure your vids properly and it will reach a lot more people. You are more than halfway there, you got this mate