rather B welding Net Worth
What is rather B welding's net worth?
rather B welding is an American YouTube channel with over 657.00K subscribers. It started 11 years ago and has 710 uploaded videos.
The net worth of rather B welding's channel through 22 Jan 2025
$902,497
Videos on the channel are categorized into Vehicle, Motorsport, Lifestyle.
How much money does rather B welding make from YouTube?
Below is an estimated average earnings from advertising on the channel, depending on language, price and current audience.
Daily
$255
Weekly
$1,788
Monthly
$7,746
Yearly
$92,954
This income is valid for channel visits till Jan 22 and must be updated when channel data changes. The channel may have additional revenue streams, such as sponsored content and product sales, that are not reflected in these figures.
rather B welding channel's current stats and earnings
Here are the stats for the last two weeks, separated by days.
- The lowest daily views during this period are 15.64K
- The highest daily views are 54.21K
Stats
| 21 Jan | $350 | |
| 20 Jan | $72 | |
| 19 Jan | $64 | |
| 18 Jan | $61 | |
| 17 Jan | $73 | |
| 16 Jan | $76 | |
| 15 Jan | $58 | |
| 14 Jan | $334 | |
| 13 Jan | $74 | |
| 12 Jan | $83 | |
| 11 Jan | $343 | |
| 10 Jan | $229 | |
| 9 Jan | $101 | |
| 8 Jan | $180 | |
| 7 Jan | $280 |
Forecast of next month's revenue
rather B welding net worth for February 2025 - $8,126
Channel details
Chris Kraft, the creator, has a knack for turning scrap into gold. Chris once built a chain drive differential from an old Hyundai diff found at a scrapyard. Chris's favorite project is the Mini Baja Bug, which uses a Polaris XLT 600 two-stroke engine. Chris's channel isn't just about welding; it's about creativity and resourcefulness.
Chris's first viral video was about a dual-engine go-kart, which now has over 4 million views. Chris's workshop is a converted garage, filled with tools and parts collected over the years. Chris often collaborates with other YouTubers, like DirtGearTv. Chris's dog, a Labrador named Max, often makes appearances in the videos, adding a personal touch.
Chris's channel also features a unique playlist called "600cc Snowmobile Engine Powered Yard Kart". Chris's most challenging project was building a two-speed go-kart transmission, which took over six months to complete. Chris's dedication to detail is evident in every project, from the smallest weld to the final test drive.
