@@MarshallLevin LOL. I wonder if at the end of the video Adam ended up crashing a server or two due to the army of Alexas trying to play bagpipe music at the same time (supposing many people watched the video at the same time obviously).
Heartbroken that alexa doesn’t gave access to Clanadonia. Adam working in the shop with celtic war music drumming away in the background is a Vibe I’d be here for.
It's pronounced like "Iron Brew". There was HUGE outcry in Scotland when the manufacturer decided go sugar-free. People were panic-buying the sugary Irn-Bru to keep as heirlooms.
I remember the One show doing a blind taste test with a group of people that were upset about the reduced sugar recipe (Not the sugar free Diet version). Half of them picked the new one as their favourite.
@@DavePlaysGaming pepsi challenge would have you eat saltine crackers to "neutralize" your tastebuds. really it was just saltier and since pepsi has a different sweetness note to it people chose pepsi over coke. it doesnt necessarily mean they prefer it more after lets say having a slice of pizza.
@@cavemanvi sure. I still think a lot of people got cranky over something without trying it first, and have no problem beleiving that in a blind taste test they genuinely owned themselves.
They did a vintage version a while back. I think I drank so much of it during my apprenticeship I can’t go for it now. Good with a black pudding roll after a pint or two
You do have to spend some time setting the saw up... blade, fence, etc. But once done, the saw is great. Fairly compact which is Nice th-cam.com/users/postUgkxXh-4_3-ZT1fFWP91ZV7iVqzElr0lEb-a I did get an Incra Miter Gauge which takes some setup as well. The stock miter gauge can be adjusted in the miter slot with a little painter's tape... this tightens up the side to side play a lot.
Despite that it was a real feel good episode, the guy is a famous maker genius and is still stoked about someone calling in at morning to give advice. Stoked enough to keep giving shout outs for the whole 30 minute episode 😁
The way i trim in the dial/measurement of the fence: Cut a piece, measure it and slide the indicator to the exact value while still halvung the fence locked.
Me watching every episode of Tested: "Why doesn't Adam use a riving knife? He's gonna get some mean kickback some day." Adam: "So some kickback broke my rip fence..."
Only reason to run without I can think of is to push material through backwards - which can help with tearout.. I gave it a go once or twice to see how effective it was.. But definitely easier way to get the same result - bit of sacrificial board or even just masking tape can do that.
Every time I see him by that table saw I think the same. In fact, you know what: enough is enough and talk is cheap. I’m reaching out to SharkGuard who apparently makes the best splitter/riving knife for Adam’s saw and asking them to get him kitted out.
I inherited my grandfather’s old craftsman table saw a few years back. The saw has no on switch and no blade guard. Once you plug it in it’s running. The thing is terrifying but will cut anything dead nuts accurate.
all i want to say is thankyou Adam .I live in the uk with my 10 year old im a single parent life has not been easy as you know . but when we watch your videos helps us to forget all the bad in the world . and helps my son to just be a kid with no pressures just fun . life wasalready hard enough before al this virus . keep well adam and may you make many many more videos
I don't generally find enjoyment in other peoples' suffering, but that little 'ow' when Adam bonked his head while plugging in the table saw added that bit of authenticity and humanizing that gives me a chuckle.
AAAND that is why my office Alexa has a diferent wake word. I love listening to Bagpipes. I was stationed at an exhibiton where the Royal Scots Dragoon Guards was .They played them so beautifuly that I have a few of thier CD's that I still listen to in the car , scares the heck out of some pedestrians .
I could not begin to tell you how many videos I have gone thru trying to find out what those white sides on a fence were and I have commented on dozens of other people's sites asking and you are the first and only one so far to show me what I wanted.
I'm in Scotland and when saw the Irn Bru (iurn broo) in a kilt I literally punched the air and exclaimed "YESS!". Warms my heart! Also I came to the comments to see fellow Scots speaking up and was not disappointed.
I was lucky enough to spend three months in Lossiemouth near Inverness, Scotland working with the RAF. Right near the Whiskey Trail with a room in a Bed and Breakfast. Haggis, Scotch eggs, full Scottish breakfasts and Scotch whiskey!
Ah. Irn-Bru. You just made my day! I'm a Swede, I live in Sweden, but I had the fortune of discovering Irn-Bru at a scout camp many years ago. Nowdays it DO happen that stores get a few cases. I have no idea why, but I have more than once gotten a phonecall from a friend about it, then driven to whatever store and had the store clerk look weirdly at me as I came up with a few cases of it to the counter. Hashtag-not-addicted. ;)
Scotsman here! Can confirm that all of the confections mentioned can be found in every kitchen cupboard in Scotland. I now live in Australia but have found a local store that sells most of the stuff you were sent. Love a little taste of home. 😁🤤
Riving knifes are fine, but they aren't a guaranteed prevention measure. Plus they can get in the way of certain things you wish to do. th-cam.com/video/PRyE_Hfbh1g/w-d-xo.html
@@williameldridge9382 with his homemade insert, you can add a splitter. No, neither a riving knife nor solitter are fool-proof, but neither is a seat belt. And in the case of a splitter, it takes no more time to remove for those non-through cuts or rare plunge cuts than it does to pick up and move a pencil or off-cut from the table saw's top before making your cut. th-cam.com/video/lWvIp_5GwCo/w-d-xo.html
@@williameldridge9382 A board in your face can as well. A table saw just spins a blade really fast, if you get a piece thrown back at you, that's on you. If it happens you have to change something.
@@williameldridge9382 Any good modern saw will have a riving knife that raises and lowers with the blade and doesn't protrude its height, eliminating those issues. It won't help on dado cuts, but otherwise it stays on my saw 100% of the time - bevels, grooves, through cuts, you name it.
@@TheFridgeNukers Yes, but the saw needs to designed with a riving knife. Old tablesaws often pre-dated riving knives, so you put a splitter on/in the saw insert. I am willing to bet Adam's Powermatic is one of the older ones without the ability to use a riving knife John
Definitely. I'm a woodworker by trade (chair maker actually) and the US style of using table saws w/o splitters is driving be crazy... one of my students (actually also a woodworker by trade) took an internship in SF and returned with a bit of her pinkie missing ... beeeee-cause, you guessed it: table saw accident due to a missing splitter!
Whomever made those fence fascias has thought this out, note the thickness of the T slot. They put those as far in as they possibly could without deforming the face.
There's an easy trick to writing a good repair or assembly manual: grab someone from the front office who's never done anything like the procedure before and watch what they get wrong. I wrote an umpty page manual to manufacture components for a model sailboat once upon a time and that was the key. That and good photos!
My Alexa is next to my TV on the left side, so it seemed like you were looking right at my Alexa and telling it to come on and chuckling because you knew what would happen. 😁
I was convinced that he had some set of algorithm that he used to time the builds.. i recall back in Mythbusters day as I was growing up and in school. Where him and Jaimie would just happen to be releasing a new Mythbusters episode that would be in direct correlation to what I happen to be doing. Sometimes only a little bit relating. Other times it was a lot in depth.
This is one of those builds where I have no idea what he's making from the title, and then even as I'm watching still have no idea what he's making, and yet I watch regardless.
the manufacturer seems like a stand up guy. He must have really enjoyed making those for you. i want to try that soda now that flavor sounds interesting then again i like jack fruit. theres nothing like breathing new life into an old piece of equipment.
Suddenly, every single commenter is Scottish, lmao. Edit: British people don't get offended over people doing our accents, enjoy yourself, we love hearing them.
The quickest and best way to set a saw is with an adjustable parallel and a dial caliper. That's because every blade cuts differently, and .005-008 can make a big difference. Someone send that man a flashlight!
Fellow scottish Adam here. Pronunciation on Irn is the same as Iron. The old advertising slogo for Irn Bru was "Made in Scotland from girders". Acotland is apparently the only country in the world wgere Coca Cola is sold, but it's not the #1 soft drink. Irn Bru outsells it something like 10:1, although due to recent government mandate, they reduced the sugar content. There used to be 34g of sugar in a 330ml can!
I've always tried to understand the "tingling" that ASMR aficionados talk about. And I've never had luck until Adam burped into my headphones 🤣🤣🤣 Why of all noises did that work? Also I'm not mad, just laughing and confused.
Adam, at this point the video is 3 yrs old. I hope you learned about riving knives since then. I once had an uncle come over to rip form spreaders for concrete forms. We used my old Sears. He kinda protested which side I ripped on...but he was a shop teacher at a high school before retiring. I said, "Uncle, I worked in a hardwood lumber mill for four years. I feel confident in using this old saw any way I want." He calmed down. I had some Fat Tire ale in the fridge. He had never tried it. It was a nice visit. I'm not sure what beer he really likes. Were both German American but he's pretty straight laced and conservative. Its kinda sad. Our original immigrant ancestor was listed as a Cooper on the 1860 Census. None of us has made beer that I know of. It's on my bucket list. Grandma's side was Bavarian. Dad's side was Prussian. I think it will be a nice Pilsner style. Nothing too fancy at first. Maybe a Hefeweissen later. You know, you could go beyond just bagpipes if you're in the mood for Scottish culture. I like Dick Gaughan. His Redwood Cathedral was pretty interesting. Might ken ye to a more subtle, emotional side.
Adam, a riving knife will substantially reduce your kickback risk. Most safety gear gets in the way, not these. I have one on my sawstop and I only need to remove it when I install the dado blade.
I'm a computer programmer. One thing I'm pretty well known for is my ability to take large projects and break them down into an assembly line type process, which enables me to build very large things very quickly. Even though it's a digital space, the physical concept of assembly line production still yields improved efficiency. Important lesson for anyone involved in STEAM work.
IIRC, it was never offered on the 66 (but I might be wrong). I installed one on my 1950’s era cast iron table saw and it was a huge PITA. Though the hole in my shop wall from a kickback incident was enough incentive.
Not from Scotland but am from Wales, Irn Bru is sold all over the UK but the Scots hit the nail of the head with that drink - Fantastic beverage! We visited Scotland last year and also had a battered Mars Bar... delicious!!!
12:24 - Neatly sidestepped the rights issue by overdubbing that section with what I presume is royalty-free bagpipe music. (Yeah, an impact driver doesn't keep making that noise when it's off the nut!)
@@billychoate9069 do you still make these? I’ve been trying to find your information online or your eBay store, but have had no luck. Searched these comments too see if anyone mentioned where to get it and looks like I struck gold when I saw your name.
I mean to each there own but I wouldn't gird anything of mine with a girder so I beam with excitement when it's called a I beam. Haha but depends where in 'merica you are in some places they are called girders (east coast)
I love how Adam is wearing my dream shoes! I like to think he doesn’t know the value or rarity of them and just wears them because his buddy designed them! Another quality video! Thanks
Hey Adam, just wanted to say I’m a huge fan of all that you do. I’ve watched myth busters for as long as I can remember and I’m so happy that you created this channel. Watching myth busters got me into engineering and the scientific process and inspired to go to college in the pursuit of an engineering degree from NC state. Getting to watch these one day builds and seeing the ingenuity at work is awesome. Getting to your level of craftsmanship and creativity is something that I am striving to learn and hopefully put to good use later in life. Just wanted to let you know how appreciative I am for keeping science and engineering cool.
My office alexa is directly below my monitor... thanks for scaring the shit out of me. Alexa, play bagpipes.
Well, Adam, I think making tens of thousands of echos play bagpipes is going to seriously skew Amazon's Alexa statistics.
@@MarshallLevin LOL. I wonder if at the end of the video Adam ended up crashing a server or two due to the army of Alexas trying to play bagpipe music at the same time (supposing many people watched the video at the same time obviously).
Yep. Got two under my tv here and yep ... came back into the room what happened. :)
im the same way, anytime he says Alexa mine says,, oh that instruction is clearly for me =)
Adam's FAVORITE tool is whatever he is holding in his hand at the moment!
i have noticed that several times,
found this tool... freaking awesome th-cam.com/video/phynxkLcoO0/w-d-xo.html
( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) now you have 69 likes
Lol
And is also a hammer.
As a Scotsman and a Design & Technology teacher, this whole video makes me happy! Stay safe everyone
Heartbroken that alexa doesn’t gave access to Clanadonia. Adam working in the shop with celtic war music drumming away in the background is a Vibe I’d be here for.
As a Scot, I feel this in my soul!
It's pronounced like "Iron Brew". There was HUGE outcry in Scotland when the manufacturer decided go sugar-free. People were panic-buying the sugary Irn-Bru to keep as heirlooms.
There's an offie in Edinburgh that sells irn bru in glass bottles - people come in regularly to search for older "vintages" that still have sugar in
I remember the One show doing a blind taste test with a group of people that were upset about the reduced sugar recipe (Not the sugar free Diet version). Half of them picked the new one as their favourite.
@@DavePlaysGaming pepsi challenge would have you eat saltine crackers to "neutralize" your tastebuds. really it was just saltier and since pepsi has a different sweetness note to it people chose pepsi over coke. it doesnt necessarily mean they prefer it more after lets say having a slice of pizza.
@@cavemanvi sure. I still think a lot of people got cranky over something without trying it first, and have no problem beleiving that in a blind taste test they genuinely owned themselves.
@@dariowalker3260 Yep
7:08 i'm gonna need an "in the air tonight" cut of that please
Was thinking the same thing
I totally missed that first time around . Awesome catch .
New conspiracy: Adam is secretly Phil in disguise...🤣
@@SlickRickTPB Thank you, kind sir.
@@SlickRickTPB bahahahaha ok you nailed that
The best Scottish accent imitation I ever heard was Robin Williams explain the origins of golf.
💯 correct.
Ah, Irn-Bru, made in Scotland from girders!
The company that makes irn bru is barr
Now with less sugar!*
*Doesn't quite taste as good but won't have your teeth out by tea...
When he called it soda I died inside
They did a vintage version a while back. I think I drank so much of it during my apprenticeship I can’t go for it now. Good with a black pudding roll after a pint or two
Darn, I wanted that comment!
As a Scottish viewer
WOOOOO IRN BRU
seeing Adam drink irn bru was definitely my highlight lol
Same and same!
And the second burrrp was fabulous!
@@brucegoatly hahahahahahahaha
High five to my fellow Scottish viewers :)
@@crazykev176 My grandmother was Scottish and I spent four years at St Andrews - does that count? Or do I just get a high four?
You do have to spend some time setting the saw up... blade, fence, etc. But once done, the saw is great. Fairly compact which is Nice th-cam.com/users/postUgkxXh-4_3-ZT1fFWP91ZV7iVqzElr0lEb-a I did get an Incra Miter Gauge which takes some setup as well. The stock miter gauge can be adjusted in the miter slot with a little painter's tape... this tightens up the side to side play a lot.
OMG, the kilted beverage is the best thing I have seen in a while! Thanks, Adam, and thanks to the fan who sent it.
"the upside of dealing with a small buissness"...being more famous than the king of sweden might help
Loool tru
There's a king of sweden?
Only helps if they knew it was "the" Adam Savage
Ty Cunningham Proof of concept?
Despite that it was a real feel good episode, the guy is a famous maker genius and is still stoked about someone calling in at morning to give advice. Stoked enough to keep giving shout outs for the whole 30 minute episode 😁
The way i trim in the dial/measurement of the fence: Cut a piece, measure it and slide the indicator to the exact value while still halvung the fence locked.
Filip Andersson I was just about to make the same comment. Faster and more accurate.
Me watching every episode of Tested: "Why doesn't Adam use a riving knife? He's gonna get some mean kickback some day."
Adam: "So some kickback broke my rip fence..."
Only reason to run without I can think of is to push material through backwards - which can help with tearout.. I gave it a go once or twice to see how effective it was.. But definitely easier way to get the same result - bit of sacrificial board or even just masking tape can do that.
I'm waiting for the one with the broken rib or broken nose, heard of broken fingers, but only online. With some, you don't do it, until you learn it.
Depending on the age of the 66, a riving knife isn't an option.... But he can still use a splitter
You weren't the only one thinking that.
Every time I see him by that table saw I think the same. In fact, you know what: enough is enough and talk is cheap. I’m reaching out to SharkGuard who apparently makes the best splitter/riving knife for Adam’s saw and asking them to get him kitted out.
"It's almost like I know what I'm doing" needs to be a t-shirt in your merch store, Adam
I inherited my grandfather’s old craftsman table saw a few years back. The saw has no on switch and no blade guard. Once you plug it in it’s running. The thing is terrifying but will cut anything dead nuts accurate.
Irn-Bru - Made in Scotland from girders
For our friends on the wrong side fo the Atlantic in this case "Girders" is best pronounces Grrrrrrrrrrrrdrrrrrrrrrrrs" with heavily rolled R's
@@DaveDaveson Those friends might also like to know that "girder" is how we pronounce i-beam.
@@gl15col big bells
@@WonkoTheSaneUK or indeed RSJ
@@WonkoTheSaneUK thats a good point lol
all i want to say is thankyou Adam .I live in the uk with my 10 year old im a single parent life has not been easy as you know . but when we watch your videos helps us to forget all the bad in the world . and helps my son to just be a kid with no pressures just fun . life wasalready hard enough before al this virus . keep well adam and may you make many many more videos
Tested is by far my favorite TH-cam channel
As a Piper for more than ten years, I shudder every time I hear amazing grace. I just can't anymore... lol.
OK Im commenting as I'm watching, I take it back, Adam drinking irn bru with bagpipes playing is my highlight as a Scottish viewer lol
That “Amazing Grace” on the bagpipes is a surefire way to get my dog, Lincoln, to howl like a wolf.
"It's almost like I know what I'm doing."
My daily motto in all aspects of my life.
I try so hard that sometimes I even succeed.
I like these cell phone videos. It feels more personal and not rehearsed. It's like I'm watching a friend make something and not some big production.
I enjoy these so much more with this level of production quality.
I don't generally find enjoyment in other peoples' suffering, but that little 'ow' when Adam bonked his head while plugging in the table saw added that bit of authenticity and humanizing that gives me a chuckle.
15.27 here Adam. Morning my arse 😂 - Jim Royale
Also "Irn Bru - Made in Scotland, from Girders!" have it in my fridge as a staple food group.
Listening to you talk about Bill has given me a lot to think about in terms of my client interactions. That guy went above and beyond.
AAAND that is why my office Alexa has a diferent wake word. I love listening to Bagpipes. I was stationed at an exhibiton where the Royal Scots Dragoon Guards was .They played them so beautifuly that I have a few of thier CD's that I still listen to in the car , scares the heck out of some pedestrians .
I could not begin to tell you how many videos I have gone thru trying to find out what those white sides on a fence were and I have commented on dozens of other people's sites asking and you are the first and only one so far to show me what I wanted.
Adam: "Alexa, play some bagpipes"
*Adam's Alexa complies*
*My Alexa complies*
Dang you, Adam. Dang you all to heck.
shame everyone thinks that's what they always sound like rather than the tourist crap that it is.
So did mine.
All my tablets did the same thing, I thought I change the name on everything but I forgot on tablet you can’t change the name
I'm in Scotland and when saw the Irn Bru (iurn broo) in a kilt I literally punched the air and exclaimed "YESS!".
Warms my heart!
Also I came to the comments to see fellow Scots speaking up and was not disappointed.
I'm soooo glad even Adam occasionally forgets lefty loosey righty tighty.
Oh, and honestly, Adam's Scottish accent is way better than most folks.
much better that Mel Gibson's in BraveHeart for example 😀💜🏴
Adam, would love to have you as a neighbor but even better to have a product you like because you show them such respect. Thanks for sharing
when adam said 'i didnt mean to hit you in the face' i got Huge bear in the big blue house vibes, its like im there!
I was lucky enough to spend three months in Lossiemouth near Inverness, Scotland working with the RAF. Right near the Whiskey Trail with a room in a Bed and Breakfast. Haggis, Scotch eggs, full Scottish breakfasts and Scotch whiskey!
That ending was very clever!!
That outro was so TACKY I LOVED it.
I didn't even know those things needed to be there. Very neat. Congrats on small business support!!!
I can’t Listen to a word he’s saying when that Swiss Army knife is moving in the background
Amazing Grace on the pipes, bringing a tear to the eyes all Scots and Star Trek fans.
In all fairness, Adam, your Scottish accent impersonation is spot on.
Ah. Irn-Bru. You just made my day! I'm a Swede, I live in Sweden, but I had the fortune of discovering Irn-Bru at a scout camp many years ago.
Nowdays it DO happen that stores get a few cases. I have no idea why, but I have more than once gotten a phonecall from a friend about it, then driven to whatever store and had the store clerk look weirdly at me as I came up with a few cases of it to the counter. Hashtag-not-addicted. ;)
Adam: "Alexa, play some bagpipes"
my Alexa: "ok playing bagpipes music"
Me: "no Alexa Stop!"
That cracked me up so much! I now got Irish folk music playing in the background... Kinda like it. :)
Same here!
Just told my wife this, so Alexa started playing :)
Adam probably set off about a million Echos around the world....Bagpipes everywhere!
The advantage of watching the video with headphones on - crisis averted ;)
Scotsman here! Can confirm that all of the confections mentioned can be found in every kitchen cupboard in Scotland. I now live in Australia but have found a local store that sells most of the stuff you were sent. Love a little taste of home. 😁🤤
Adam had a kickback and his first upgrade is replacing the fence faces instead of installing a riving knife? Smh...
Riving knifes are fine, but they aren't a guaranteed prevention measure. Plus they can get in the way of certain things you wish to do.
th-cam.com/video/PRyE_Hfbh1g/w-d-xo.html
@@williameldridge9382 with his homemade insert, you can add a splitter. No, neither a riving knife nor solitter are fool-proof, but neither is a seat belt. And in the case of a splitter, it takes no more time to remove for those non-through cuts or rare plunge cuts than it does to pick up and move a pencil or off-cut from the table saw's top before making your cut. th-cam.com/video/lWvIp_5GwCo/w-d-xo.html
@@williameldridge9382 A board in your face can as well.
A table saw just spins a blade really fast, if you get a piece thrown back at you, that's on you. If it happens you have to change something.
@@williameldridge9382 Any good modern saw will have a riving knife that raises and lowers with the blade and doesn't protrude its height, eliminating those issues. It won't help on dado cuts, but otherwise it stays on my saw 100% of the time - bevels, grooves, through cuts, you name it.
@@TheFridgeNukers
Yes, but the saw needs to designed with a riving knife. Old tablesaws often pre-dated riving knives, so you put a splitter on/in the saw insert. I am willing to bet Adam's Powermatic is one of the older ones without the ability to use a riving knife
John
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Suggested workshop infrastructure upgrade: throat plates with splitters
iving knives.
Definitely. I'm a woodworker by trade (chair maker actually) and the US style of using table saws w/o splitters is driving be crazy... one of my students (actually also a woodworker by trade) took an internship in SF and returned with a bit of her pinkie missing ... beeeee-cause, you guessed it: table saw accident due to a missing splitter!
Thanks for setting off my Alexa as well, very much enjoyed the bagpipes!
Whomever made those fence fascias has thought this out, note the thickness of the T slot. They put those as far in as they possibly could without deforming the face.
Thanks.....Bill Choate
@@billychoate9069 the man, the myth, the legend, himself?
Billy Choate what’s your email Bill?
choatemillwork@gmail.com
@@billychoate9069 do you have a website?
There's an easy trick to writing a good repair or assembly manual: grab someone from the front office who's never done anything like the procedure before and watch what they get wrong. I wrote an umpty page manual to manufacture components for a model sailboat once upon a time and that was the key. That and good photos!
When setting the fence I always cut a piece and measure it to verify the setting.
My Alexa is next to my TV on the left side, so it seemed like you were looking right at my Alexa and telling it to come on and chuckling because you knew what would happen. 😁
We were just talking about table saw fences yesterday in my shop. Haha. Adam heard us I guess.
I was convinced that he had some set of algorithm that he used to time the builds.. i recall back in Mythbusters day as I was growing up and in school. Where him and Jaimie would just happen to be releasing a new Mythbusters episode that would be in direct correlation to what I happen to be doing. Sometimes only a little bit relating. Other times it was a lot in depth.
Could not be happier at the Irn-Bru cameo.
If the bagpipes don't shake your bones, you not playing it loud enough!
4:41am Here while watching this video, so good morning to you too!
I'm 46 and I still have to say "Righty tighty, lefty loosy" to myself.
That and the alphabet song.
Still have to think about which is left and right. Thank goodness for watches and wedding rings.
When Adam said a Scottish viewer sent him stuff I yelled "IRN BRU!" and I was right! I love Irn Bru! It's been ages since I've had it.
11:55
"Of my friend I can only say this: Of all the souls I have encountered in my travels, his was the most.....human..."
irn-bru is one of the best sodas to ever come out of Scotland. I use to drink it back home in Edinburgh before I moved to Canada when I was younger.
IRN BRU YASS tis our country's proudest achievement.
Aye, that and humour. We have great humour😁🏴🇳🇱
the 2l bottle is a perfect hangover cure and because it contains quinine as a flavour it can legitimately be classed as a medicine!
Directly after whisky and bagpipes ❤
Aside from Billy Connolly
The flavor is a bit peculiar, but it is actually pretty good.
LOL... "Alex play some bagpipes".. and my Alex unit in the kitchen starts playing.
This is one of those builds where I have no idea what he's making from the title, and then even as I'm watching still have no idea what he's making, and yet I watch regardless.
the manufacturer seems like a stand up guy. He must have really enjoyed making those for you. i want to try that soda now that flavor sounds interesting then again i like jack fruit. theres nothing like breathing new life into an old piece of equipment.
I certainly try ....... Bill Choate
@@billychoate9069I need a set of these for my saw. How can I order some?
Suddenly, every single commenter is Scottish, lmao.
Edit: British people don't get offended over people doing our accents, enjoy yourself, we love hearing them.
Also isn't it illegal in the US? I think there's some food colouring or something that we allow but the US don't, for some reason.
@@kingofbengland Not sure, I'm English, wouldn't be surprised tho lol
@@kingofbengland It used to be but they changed the formula a good few years ago. Not sure if that was for the export market only though.
@@PaulParkinson The export is different over here. Not sure what it is but it doesn't taste the same.
Lol to this day you can still find new-ish posts from Brits about Dick Van Dyke’s horrible cockney accent in the 1964 Mary Poppins movie 🤣
The quickest and best way to set a saw is with an adjustable parallel and a dial caliper. That's because every blade cuts differently, and .005-008 can make a big difference. Someone send that man a flashlight!
"I don't have Covid ok !!??!!" Sounds like something someone who is disillusioned with the symptoms of Covid would say
It _is_ a pretty cliché sentence 😂
Yup, Adamn is a modern day Typhoid Mary!
COVID jokes are lame. You’re better than this Adam.
Fellow scottish Adam here. Pronunciation on Irn is the same as Iron. The old advertising slogo for Irn Bru was "Made in Scotland from girders".
Acotland is apparently the only country in the world wgere Coca Cola is sold, but it's not the #1 soft drink. Irn Bru outsells it something like 10:1, although due to recent government mandate, they reduced the sugar content. There used to be 34g of sugar in a 330ml can!
New channel tagline. "It's almost like I know what I'm doing."
Man, I loved the ending with cutting the pieces of wood with the text on. Really gave me a magic-trick vibe!
Love tha Scottish accent, sounds like me old teacher ^^,
I work in air conditioning, the half inch socket adapter and long bits are the most underrated bits out there
Well, now we know MY alexa will respond to you now Adam....:)
Enjoyable to watch you build stuff with enthusiasm
I've always tried to understand the "tingling" that ASMR aficionados talk about.
And I've never had luck until Adam burped into my headphones 🤣🤣🤣
Why of all noises did that work? Also I'm not mad, just laughing and confused.
Adam, at this point the video is 3 yrs old. I hope you learned about riving knives since then.
I once had an uncle come over to rip form spreaders for concrete forms. We used my old Sears. He kinda protested which side I ripped on...but he was a shop teacher at a high school before retiring. I said, "Uncle, I worked in a hardwood lumber mill for four years. I feel confident in using this old saw any way I want." He calmed down. I had some Fat Tire ale in the fridge. He had never tried it. It was a nice visit. I'm not sure what beer he really likes. Were both German American but he's pretty straight laced and conservative. Its kinda sad. Our original immigrant ancestor was listed as a Cooper on the 1860 Census. None of us has made beer that I know of. It's on my bucket list. Grandma's side was Bavarian. Dad's side was Prussian. I think it will be a nice Pilsner style. Nothing too fancy at first. Maybe a Hefeweissen later.
You know, you could go beyond just bagpipes if you're in the mood for Scottish culture. I like Dick Gaughan. His Redwood Cathedral was pretty interesting. Might ken ye to a more subtle, emotional side.
Adam, a riving knife will substantially reduce your kickback risk. Most safety gear gets in the way, not these. I have one on my sawstop and I only need to remove it when I install the dado blade.
I'm a computer programmer. One thing I'm pretty well known for is my ability to take large projects and break them down into an assembly line type process, which enables me to build very large things very quickly. Even though it's a digital space, the physical concept of assembly line production still yields improved efficiency. Important lesson for anyone involved in STEAM work.
Must have been a cold day in the shop lol #bulletnips
Adam Savage, the only American that can pronounce Edinburgh correctly, i have always appreciated that, 🏴💜😀
The table saw needs another upgrade: a riving knife. Greatly helps in preventing kickback and injury.
IIRC, it was never offered on the 66 (but I might be wrong). I installed one on my 1950’s era cast iron table saw and it was a huge PITA. Though the hole in my shop wall from a kickback incident was enough incentive.
I'm guessing that it was Craig Ferguson that sent you the Scottish treats.
@@tiacho2893 The cut above my right eyebrow (not covered by safety glasses) was enough incentive for me.
nothing sound better then breaking the bubbles in bubble plastic when open up a new toy to put together :)
I was introduced to Iror Bru last year by my ex. It's...different.
Not from Scotland but am from Wales, Irn Bru is sold all over the UK but the Scots hit the nail of the head with that drink - Fantastic beverage! We visited Scotland last year and also had a battered Mars Bar... delicious!!!
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Wait! You're selling your shop?
Do you sell the black shirt with the “SAVAGE” logo in red
like the one you wear all the time?????? I don’t see it in your store...lol.
By the time this covid stuff passes your shop is gonna be all up graded lol...loving the shop vids
I think you mean "penultabolt"
@@tmurray1972 Ah, that shirt is Adam's, and it's on Cotton Bureau! You can find it here: cottonbureau.com/stores/savage-merchandising#/shop
Adam, as a proud Scotsman, Glasgow born and bred, I can assure you that I always love when you bust out your Scottish accent!
12:24 - Neatly sidestepped the rights issue by overdubbing that section with what I presume is royalty-free bagpipe music. (Yeah, an impact driver doesn't keep making that noise when it's off the nut!)
Adam Savage drinking Iron Bru and saying it the correct way is the best thing ever!
Looks like Adam needs at least 1 ratchet ring spanner ("wrench") -first reaction.. ha ha. Adam said it after an eternity of struggle
I was thinking the same thing!
i hope Bill has a great day when he sees the video!
I've had way more than one..... Adam is awesome!
@@billychoate9069 do you still make these? I’ve been trying to find your information online or your eBay store, but have had no luck.
Searched these comments too see if anyone mentioned where to get it and looks like I struck gold when I saw your name.
Made in Scotland from girders! Or I bars as mericans would say. Oh it does make you burp.
Here in new england its girders as well or I beams.
Haha👍I think it was Jamie on MB that called it that
I mean to each there own but I wouldn't gird anything of mine with a girder so I beam with excitement when it's called a I beam. Haha but depends where in 'merica you are in some places they are called girders (east coast)
I just love the "pureness" of his joy as he works :)
And why do you think he’s coughing. Same joy.
“Cutting something is the last thing we want to do with the table saw.”
What’s the point of having a table saw, then?!
To store stuff under it...
That is a sexy table saw without a fence. That cast iron even not shinny new is well something a wood worker finds sexy haha
Totally first
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I love how Adam is wearing my dream shoes!
I like to think he doesn’t know the value or rarity of them and just wears them because his buddy designed them!
Another quality video! Thanks
Hey Adam, just wanted to say I’m a huge fan of all that you do. I’ve watched myth busters for as long as I can remember and I’m so happy that you created this channel. Watching myth busters got me into engineering and the scientific process and inspired to go to college in the pursuit of an engineering degree from NC state. Getting to watch these one day builds and seeing the ingenuity at work is awesome. Getting to your level of craftsmanship and creativity is something that I am striving to learn and hopefully put to good use later in life. Just wanted to let you know how appreciative I am for keeping science and engineering cool.
You should definitely add a Riving Knife to that table saw if it supports one. That will prevent almost all kickback accidents.
Btw, I love those cuts when Adam walks offscreen and then it is cut so he instantly walks back on screen. Really good bit of editing.
also the regular speed audio is a nice touch when fast forwarding though I dont mind a bit of high pitched mouse audio it can be entertaining.