As of 2026-10-31, OddFrame has 175,000 subscribers, 238,413,177 total views, and 55 videos. Ranked #419,361 worldwide, #2,224 in Australia and #8,491 in Technology by subscribers.
Channel Description
Welcome to OddFrame! We make short 3D animated videos about how machines work, mostly the "why" questions nobody really explains. Why tank turrets fly off, why airplane windows have that tiny hole, why the M1 Garand makes that ping sound. We pick one question, dig into it, and then show you what's actually going on inside. A little about how we make them. Our first few videos used an AI voice, but since then every video has been voiced by a real person. All the scenes are put together and animated in Blender, separately for each video. We do use AI tools to speed up parts of the work, but they're just tools. We choose the topics ourselves and go through every video shot by shot before it goes up. If you like knowing why things are built the way they are, stick around and subscribe :)
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vidIQ. As of 2026-10-31, OddFrame has 175,000 subscribers, 238,413,177 total views, and 55 videos. It ranks #419,361 by subscribers among channels tracked by vidIQ. Source: public YouTube statistics recorded by vidIQ. https://vidiq.com/youtube-stats/channel/@oddframefilms67/ Methodology: https://vidiq.com/youtube-stats/top/methodology/
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