I have absolutely loved the more personal feel of your self recorded builds during the lockdown, and now that you are starting to have people back in the shop i do hope you continue to self record your one day builds from time to time. Thanks for all the wonder you bring to the world.
This guy is truly a gem... He is genuinely intelligent and can make these topics easy to digest for most people, he also makes such professional projects but is down to Earth. Like he said in the video, you would usually see big, EXPENSIVE machinery made to do this but he did a smart and cheaper way, even down to the clamps. He really makes these subjects welcoming. Thank you
I wonder why they never showed the SHIELD intern who was tasked with cleaning and repainting it in the movies. And what is the type of paint that will stick to virbranium, lol.
@@photon2724 Every job becomes a job in the end. I'm sure it's great the first couple rounds but I'm sure one would start to resent it. "I just finished it... Oh, really? Saving the world?... no, it's fine... this friggin' guy..."
A Hammar that might be dangerous. Any time a certain hammer hits that shield, things explode. Dude goes to brush it on and gets blasted out the ceiling.
For the broken router, you could get one of the nice plates from rockler and turn it into a bench router. Just hook it up to a mains switch to turn it on and off.
This is one of the few channels I'd ever consider membership to. I grew up watching new Mythbusters episodes, watching reruns to this day. Such an amazing youtube channel, my wife and I love watching the new things being made. Both her and I love building things of all kinds and love to see the amazing things that the Tested team comes up with. I have loved the increase in videos and hope that it continues. Stay safe and healthy Tested team, and keep it up!
@@cleverusername9369 Routers have a habit of moving in very undesired ways when you don't have both hands on them. Unless you're comfortable pulling a plug with your teeth, its a situation you really really want to avoid.
I'm a cabinetmaker and a maker. Some of things I would recommend for this operation: two hands on the router, go counterclockwise for cuts that may climb, face-shield, and attaching vacuum wouldn't hurt. I'm happy too see Adam unplugging the router after the first cut. One of my mentors, who believed in unplugging all power tools when not in use, would say: Electricity can't jump that gap.
Adam, I want to thank you and the team for doubling down on your efforts and keeping all of us entertained for the last 6 months. You've inspired me to make the leap and start making my own videos! I'm posting my condensed version now but you really have been my driving inspiration because you do such an amazing job at unplugging my brain from the happenings of the world and plugging it in to inspiration, which is my happy place. I just want to do my part to help others find an escape through inspired means. The only difference between an skewer and a dowel is how you use it. Thank You for Everything, R.R
When using epoxy on aluminum: Wet sand, using the epoxy as the `wet'. Depending on the situation, raw resin may be appropriate, a short blend, or the appropriate blend for cure. If using a short blend or raw resin, make up the difference in the final mix. This is the ONLY practical way to exclude oxygen from the surface and get a good bond. The oxide layer doesn't bond well, and reforms in seconds after abrading. For most things, I use a slow cure and wet sand with a curing blend, slightly thinned. (how you thin depends on the product). 2mm aluminum sheet tears before the bond peels in shear and peel testing (ASTM D6412).
The router stuck in the on position, perfect for a router table set up. Build the table with a junction box outlet to plug the router into, and a junction box light switch to allow power to the new outlet.We did that at my high school and it worked like a charm.
I'm not a fan of subscriptions, I'm exactly the type of person they exploit I often forget I have them when I no longer use them, but for tested who have been supplying great content I'm willing to give it some serious thought, and that usually means I'll eventually cave ;)
I've got a chop saw that sticks in the on position, but it has a good guard on it. I just have to have everything exactly where I want it before plugging it in. What I should do is throw a power strip into the process so I can switch it on and off from a more convenient place.
"It's Tenacious." Adam said, as "Master Exploder" comes on the playlist in the background and I couldn't think of a better way to spend a humpday than to watch a one day build and get the D!
I'll be honest, I have NOT missed Adam's camera man. Their work is always all over the place, focusing on things not supposed to, all while giving me motion sickness.
I've been watching TH-cam as my primary source of entertainment for years now. I'm subscribed to 100s of channels and have watched 10s of thousands of videos. But this is the first channel I've become a member for. Keep up the good work Adam.
You know, in the MCU it makes perfect sense that they would repaint the shield for every mission. It’s pretty straight forward, I mean SHIELD probably has people that would love to paint caps shield every time, or maybe even a fabricator that could easily take off the paint from the shield and repaint it in minutes if not seconds. I love that Marvel kept it so that it’s the same shield though. As far as the people who don’t live in Wakanda know, (pre age of Ultron) the only amount of Vibranium that exists in the MCU is caps shield. Love the build btw Adam!!! Love your work and I love you!! Keep being amazing.... and Savage!!
Look, I'm happy for you and your crew to be able to work again on these one-day-builds, but because of the camera moving and wobbling a lot and the random zooms, this is quite nauseating to watch. Is using a camera mount or tripod not an option? Adam's previous videos were so nice to watch, precisely because of the fixed camera viewpoint.
@@IrishSkruffles i missed that -- thanks for giving me hope. I think the the last few months have showed that simple really is better. Even when they go back to a crew (and less work for Adam!) static tripod shots would be excellent. Just "Adam working" is so nice.
He wasn't dead yet when this was filmed. Though, a call out to a friend would have been interesting, I don't think it would have been natural in this instance, as it was a different colleague that taught Adam this skill. If a Grant skill set were used here, then I could see Adam saying something.
I really hope they go back to Adam filming the one day builds himself, the filming in the Outbreak Hazmat cosplay video was swaying left and right and crash zooming all over the place combined with the odd focussing that it made me feel sick and it's not really any better in this video it's still making me feel sea sick from the constant movement zooming in and out for little reasons and odd angles, if they must have someone other than Adam film these then please, please get a tripod or something else to keep the camera still.
I agree about last video, people who work with cameras want to have smooth camera movements instead of long static shots, but there was a clear dip in the quality of the framing. Thus is sort of beter though
I've been watching odbs for forever and when I noticed he wasn't filming himself I was surprised but not disappointed. I think having someone else film he can focus more on working and not filming and building. So maybe we get less mistakes (or at least see less mistakes). My only hope is that the frequency of the builds doesn't diminish. Three odbs a week is amazing.
Completely agree. Adam filming himself was very entertaining (including the mistakes - we all make mistakes, seeing the mistakes makes it interesting!). You need only go back to some of the other one day builds that featured other people interviewing him or filming to undsrfatand that the show really, REALLY, works when it’s just him. (As I typed that this video had an abrupt camera zoom mid sentence that nearly gave me an aneurism). Don’t over complicate things, I’ll be less likely to view as it gets more curated. I liked seeing the master doing random crap in his dungeon - and him making little mistakes and determining what was important enough for actually moving the camera. Even the “belt-sander noises” captions that were added in editing were charming.
I agree with loving Adam shooting his own stuff but I have no aversions to the normal format. If I had the choice though, I’d go with Adam and his iPhone. Sorry camera operators!
I think the joke about the router for those who like action is the best joke Adam has made, not only the joke itself but together with the delivery. Well done, Adam.
tanis666 the trick is to take the pills 20 minutes before watching, put both your hands on flat, stable surfaces and watch on a small monitor. Also: puke bucket
Over-camera-ing, due to long term lack of camera operator. (Edit: actually it says this was pre-lockdown, so I guess I prefer less aggressive camera work)
This comment is gold. I can’t even finish watching this video. I’m nauseous, I can’t focus on anything because everything is moving, but I hear Adam Savage’s voice and that tiny dim light remaining from my childhood turns on and I can’t wait to see what he can teach me. Unfortunately, I can only listen and not see the craftsmanship skills he has developed during his lifetime in hopes of learning something. I wish motion sickness never came into my life. I miss roller coasters and spinning rides.
I had an old tablesaw that was stuck in the "on" position. I used for a day like that. That happened right around the same time i got a kickback with a small piece of wood that struck me in the abdomen. I went and got a nice new tablesaw with lots of safety features after that.
YAY!!! I have been loving the one day build rate recently and I'm ecstatic that that will be continuing. Thanks for the great content to Adam and the whole Tested team.
I'm terrified of tables saws too, my dad used to shout at me if i got within 3 feet of his and instilled a fear that i still haven't gotten over even with my own saw 30 years on.
I'm building a guitar for the first time (out of boredom mostly...) and though I own a router, I never used one before... I COMPLETELY agree; routers are SCARY monsters! ALWAYS treat them with care, and ALWAYS unplug when you're not using them, or when working on the machine! They are a wonderfully versatile and indispensable though, when you know how to use them :p
The wood router is the first and only tool that has ever sent me to hosptial and I'd like to consider myself safety conscious. So it's good to be extra safe with one
I wouldn't even think about this without a full face shield. Routers will throw wood dust and chips like an angry wife, as for metal routing? PPE is cheaper than eye surgery.
Must say I'm a bit disappointed in Adam for this, especially after he made a video a month ago singing the praises of eye protection goggles, which he bought after (who would've thought) getting some metal in his eye. I suppose there was a chance this video was filmed before that - going back I notice he's wearing his newly made shop apron in the PPE video, which he only released the ODB for last week.
@@therewolf184 Yeah, this one was filmed really early this year - January of February, before lockdown even started, while the metal-in-eye issue was a fair while after, so it really is a problem of release timing.
@@KipdoesStuff yep. And just like Adam I have a healthy fear of it. High speed metal fragments, just like peeling scale from stick welding, are nothing but bad news when heading anywhere near your face. "Safety squints" and dumb luck only get you so far.
Is it just me or are these videos like the joy of painting of today? Just hearing him so happy about small things like and edge gives me major Bob Ross vibes.
12:25 had a cordless angle grinder do the same thing. Pretty exciting when you forgot about it. Makes me treat all angle grinders very carefully now. Never got hurt but the risk was always there.
Another awesome video! I was cringing when Adam was rubbing the just cut edge. Every time I think " wow, this edge has no sharp spots", I find the sharp spot.
6:40 yeah probably the most terrifying tools in my opinion but probably one of the coolest and useful tools. I spent most of my senior year of highschool cutting stuff on a CNC router and finishing them on the router table or with the handheld router.
I really hope that we still get an occasional solo Adam video post lockdown. We get to see a slightly different side of him when he's by himself. Dare I say the format is more relatable, as well. There's something about Adam filming everything himself that makes whatever he's doing seem a lot less impossible somehow. Watching him steadily get better at using the camera has also been fun.
Finally some tips for working with Vibranium!
I would have liked some tips on how to safely acquire some Vibranium. But learning how to work with it in anticipation is also great :)
Nice one piece icon
I can get some Vibranium for you. It's not that safe so I don't know if I will make it back avlive tho.!
Where is clickspring when we need him
His router bit must be using something even stronger
Yes ladies and gentlemen, this is the tutorial john walker watched to make his own shield
(thanks for all the likes y'all)
Well said
@@aryavart532 Omfg 😂😂
Hahahahah
@@aryavart532 yo g u are captain America
US agent
Hai👋..Jhon Walker...Captain America , thank you for this great tutorial
All the best john 😂😂😂please try not to kill anyone with that shield 🥴🥴🥴
I’m gonna need that shield
I know right! Easily the best tutorial I’ve seen, you should definitely make one!
looking strong john
That’s not how you spell his name but okay.
This is what John Walker watch when he was making his own shield
Thats right
Absolutely
exactly🤣
John walker searching on TH-cam haha
Who tf is John walker !?
I have absolutely loved the more personal feel of your self recorded builds during the lockdown, and now that you are starting to have people back in the shop i do hope you continue to self record your one day builds from time to time. Thanks for all the wonder you bring to the world.
Sorry but the camera moves way to much to say nobody is holding it.
It says it video detail that it was filmed by a person pre-covid
@@Skyshadow-ts2tv good catch, figured he had run out of prerecorded content at this point
I like his solo one day builds because it feels like he’s talking just to me. When there is another person in the room it seams less personal.
This guy is truly a gem...
He is genuinely intelligent and can make these topics easy to digest for most people, he also makes such professional projects but is down to Earth. Like he said in the video, you would usually see big, EXPENSIVE machinery made to do this but he did a smart and cheaper way, even down to the clamps. He really makes these subjects welcoming. Thank you
I wonder why they never showed the SHIELD intern who was tasked with cleaning and repainting it in the movies. And what is the type of paint that will stick to virbranium, lol.
i would love to be that intern tho. Painting Captian America's shield sounds like a dream.
@@photon2724 Every job becomes a job in the end. I'm sure it's great the first couple rounds but I'm sure one would start to resent it. "I just finished it... Oh, really? Saving the world?... no, it's fine... this friggin' guy..."
Hammerite!
A Hammar that might be dangerous. Any time a certain hammer hits that shield, things explode. Dude goes to brush it on and gets blasted out the ceiling.
@@nicholassilva3028 Ahhh! So we need the opposite. Google tells me praise is the opposite of a hammer. So praise paint would get the job done.
Giving me anxiety the way he is running his fingers along the edge of that ring...
Right!
Yep, his 9 fingers.
Was expecting "As far as I can tell it's not even sharp. Oh, there it is."
@@outshimed:
BTDT! "Well, this looks pretty...Aaawww Shit!"😬
Never mattered if it was wood, metal, plastic or paper.
Dude's probably got all kinds of calluses and scars reinforcing his skin surface at this point. :D
For the broken router, you could get one of the nice plates from rockler and turn it into a bench router. Just hook it up to a mains switch to turn it on and off.
I have done this, made a router table for a junk router that had a bad outer case that broke at the handles.
2:25 - I can listen to this all day
lmao YES
You’re the best Adam! Keep grinding! Literally 😝
Never use that emoji
Thats what she said
This is one of the few channels I'd ever consider membership to. I grew up watching new Mythbusters episodes, watching reruns to this day. Such an amazing youtube channel, my wife and I love watching the new things being made. Both her and I love building things of all kinds and love to see the amazing things that the Tested team comes up with. I have loved the increase in videos and hope that it continues. Stay safe and healthy Tested team, and keep it up!
The output has been phenomenal
Thanks Adam
I just recommended the channel to a friends 10 yr old interested in animatronics and model making,
I love how clickspring has attained mythic status as the definition of unattainable perfection, even amongst our greatest engineers.
Yeah, Clickspring plus "My Mechanics" - both superb practitioners. Now, AvE. on the other hand...
Adam : I'm gonna lightly glue this down
*2 seconds later*
Adam : I'm going to use Prostick high strength adhesive!
and it’s like three full coats
And a ton! Of it.
Jamie Hyneman "well there's your problem"
I said the same thing lol. Just gonna lightly glue this using high strength adhesive....
John Walker made his Shield after watch this tutorial😀👍
4:01 that sounds like a song.
Adam Savage- beating aluminum tops charts for an astounding 2 years!
John Walker: Write that down, write that down!
A router stuck in the On position sounds absolutely horrifying
Just unplug it
@@cleverusername9369 sounds like the solution of someone who's never used a router.
@@cleverusername9369 Routers have a habit of moving in very undesired ways when you don't have both hands on them. Unless you're comfortable pulling a plug with your teeth, its a situation you really really want to avoid.
sounds like it needs to be turned into a table router with a mounted easy access switch
@@makerpadwanwkp5782 Maybe a foot pedal?
I'm a cabinetmaker and a maker. Some of things I would recommend for this operation: two hands on the router, go counterclockwise for cuts that may climb, face-shield, and attaching vacuum wouldn't hurt. I'm happy too see Adam unplugging the router after the first cut. One of my mentors, who believed in unplugging all power tools when not in use, would say: Electricity can't jump that gap.
Adam savage has some of the best collections of replicas in his shop... I wanna see someone out there build a replica of Adams shop
A 1/8 scale Adam workshop.
Just imagine
Adam,
I want to thank you and the team for doubling down on your efforts and keeping all of us entertained for the last 6 months.
You've inspired me to make the leap and start making my own videos!
I'm posting my condensed version now but you really have been my driving inspiration because you do such an amazing job at unplugging my brain from the happenings of the world and plugging it in to inspiration, which is my happy place.
I just want to do my part to help others find an escape through inspired means.
The only difference between an skewer and a dowel is how you use it.
Thank You for Everything,
R.R
When using epoxy on aluminum: Wet sand, using the epoxy as the `wet'. Depending on the situation, raw resin may be appropriate, a short blend, or the appropriate blend for cure. If using a short blend or raw resin, make up the difference in the final mix. This is the ONLY practical way to exclude oxygen from the surface and get a good bond. The oxide layer doesn't bond well, and reforms in seconds after abrading. For most things, I use a slow cure and wet sand with a curing blend, slightly thinned. (how you thin depends on the product). 2mm aluminum sheet tears before the bond peels in shear and peel testing (ASTM D6412).
The router stuck in the on position, perfect for a router table set up. Build the table with a junction box outlet to plug the router into, and a junction box light switch to allow power to the new outlet.We did that at my high school and it worked like a charm.
"none of us are clickspring" hahaha love it!
Thank you Adam for keeping me Sane is these trying times you are a Truly amazing Person all of the Tested Crew too also RIP Grant you will be missed
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This is so cool please answer
I despise bandsaws! They always backfire
6:38 and that why I hand cut everything lol.
I'm not a fan of subscriptions, I'm exactly the type of person they exploit I often forget I have them when I no longer use them, but for tested who have been supplying great content I'm willing to give it some serious thought, and that usually means I'll eventually cave ;)
I could sit through an entire day of Adam talking about just adhesive solutions
"A router for those who like action" HAHA
DeadFastProductions 12:15 for those interested
I've got a chop saw that sticks in the on position, but it has a good guard on it. I just have to have everything exactly where I want it before plugging it in. What I should do is throw a power strip into the process so I can switch it on and off from a more convenient place.
After buying my first router there is nothing more pleasing than a great circle cut out with one
"It's Tenacious." Adam said, as "Master Exploder" comes on the playlist in the background and I couldn't think of a better way to spend a humpday than to watch a one day build and get the D!
Jepson & Games he didnt mean to blow your mind
Hey buddy lmao
@@SuperMCGamer 👀
We got some serious „Rebecca case“ here.
Nice one keep it up
I'll be honest, I have NOT missed Adam's camera man. Their work is always all over the place, focusing on things not supposed to, all while giving me motion sickness.
John walker: Note that down, Note that down
Fun Fact: We need more Adam Savage in our lives.
John Walker used this video as tutorial to make his own shield. LMAO 🤣
I've been watching TH-cam as my primary source of entertainment for years now. I'm subscribed to 100s of channels and have watched 10s of thousands of videos. But this is the first channel I've become a member for. Keep up the good work Adam.
"None of us are Clickspring."
Well, except for Clickspring
Well, duh.
Captain Obvious deserves a promotion
@@neonom1024 not that it's relevant here but if Captain Obvious gets promoted does he become Major A**hole ?
He’s like Dr. Manhattan, humanity needed him to help but he disappeared to another world to make weird clocks
The proprietor of the Clickspring channel calls himself 'Chris'', so no, not even he is Clickspring.
You know, in the MCU it makes perfect sense that they would repaint the shield for every mission. It’s pretty straight forward, I mean SHIELD probably has people that would love to paint caps shield every time, or maybe even a fabricator that could easily take off the paint from the shield and repaint it in minutes if not seconds. I love that Marvel kept it so that it’s the same shield though. As far as the people who don’t live in Wakanda know, (pre age of Ultron) the only amount of Vibranium that exists in the MCU is caps shield. Love the build btw Adam!!! Love your work and I love you!! Keep being amazing.... and Savage!!
Now all I see when Howard Stark built the shield is *pounding furiously with fists*
Idk what it is about this channel, but I find it so soothing to watch someone create something.
"Evacuate the city. Engage all defenses and get this man a shield!" RIP CB & GI
Who is GI?
@@HughNguyen-eb5if grant imahara
I used that same kind of Milwaukee router for almost 10 years doing window treatments and whatnot. That thing truly is a workhorse.
the other important thing to remember when using a router is make sure it's turned off when you plug it in!
Thank you for making lockdown easier for us designer's distanced from out workshops, studios and creativity
Look, I'm happy for you and your crew to be able to work again on these one-day-builds, but because of the camera moving and wobbling a lot and the random zooms, this is quite nauseating to watch. Is using a camera mount or tripod not an option? Adam's previous videos were so nice to watch, precisely because of the fixed camera viewpoint.
In the description it says this was filmed before lockdown, so hopefully the quality will stay the same/improve going forward
This is not easy to watch. Think I’ll try another
@@IrishSkruffles i missed that -- thanks for giving me hope. I think the the last few months have showed that simple really is better. Even when they go back to a crew (and less work for Adam!) static tripod shots would be excellent. Just "Adam working" is so nice.
Grow up ladies. Getting motion sickness from a video is your problem.
Having Adam as a Shop teacher would be awesome as hell
Love technique tips... thought for a one day build: a battle bot (or at least a model) Perhaps an homage to Grant
He wasn't dead yet when this was filmed.
Though, a call out to a friend would have been interesting, I don't think it would have been natural in this instance, as it was a different colleague that taught Adam this skill. If a Grant skill set were used here, then I could see Adam saying something.
So many techniques lost before the interweb. Now we can all learn and keep them alive. Well done sir.
Laughed out loud at the Clickspring reference! Love when my interests overlap like that!
Adam has expressed his love for Clickspring numerous times on this channel.. :-)
the sound is fine honestly - it lifes from the workshop atmosphere
I really hope they go back to Adam filming the one day builds himself, the filming in the Outbreak Hazmat cosplay video was swaying left and right and crash zooming all over the place combined with the odd focussing that it made me feel sick and it's not really any better in this video it's still making me feel sea sick from the constant movement zooming in and out for little reasons and odd angles, if they must have someone other than Adam film these then please, please get a tripod or something else to keep the camera still.
I agree about last video, people who work with cameras want to have smooth camera movements instead of long static shots, but there was a clear dip in the quality of the framing. Thus is sort of beter though
I've been watching odbs for forever and when I noticed he wasn't filming himself I was surprised but not disappointed. I think having someone else film he can focus more on working and not filming and building. So maybe we get less mistakes (or at least see less mistakes). My only hope is that the frequency of the builds doesn't diminish. Three odbs a week is amazing.
Completely agree. Adam filming himself was very entertaining (including the mistakes - we all make mistakes, seeing the mistakes makes it interesting!). You need only go back to some of the other one day builds that featured other people interviewing him or filming to undsrfatand that the show really, REALLY, works when it’s just him. (As I typed that this video had an abrupt camera zoom mid sentence that nearly gave me an aneurism). Don’t over complicate things, I’ll be less likely to view as it gets more curated. I liked seeing the master doing random crap in his dungeon - and him making little mistakes and determining what was important enough for actually moving the camera. Even the “belt-sander noises” captions that were added in editing were charming.
Agree 100%
I agree with loving Adam shooting his own stuff but I have no aversions to the normal format. If I had the choice though, I’d go with Adam and his iPhone. Sorry camera operators!
I think the joke about the router for those who like action is the best joke Adam has made, not only the joke itself but together with the delivery. Well done, Adam.
When he talked about the Short Shank I was saying out loud : "The shortshank redemption" XD
Honestly, the information you pass onto us is invaluable. Thank you and all the tested team!
"Adam Savage's One Day Builds: Upgrading Captain America Shield!".... AKA: Motion Sickness - The Video
tanis666 the trick is to take the pills 20 minutes before watching, put both your hands on flat, stable surfaces and watch on a small monitor.
Also: puke bucket
Over-camera-ing, due to long term lack of camera operator. (Edit: actually it says this was pre-lockdown, so I guess I prefer less aggressive camera work)
This comment is gold. I can’t even finish watching this video. I’m nauseous, I can’t focus on anything because everything is moving, but I hear Adam Savage’s voice and that tiny dim light remaining from my childhood turns on and I can’t wait to see what he can teach me. Unfortunately, I can only listen and not see the craftsmanship skills he has developed during his lifetime in hopes of learning something. I wish motion sickness never came into my life. I miss roller coasters and spinning rides.
Who are all these ninnies getting sick from watching a video?
@@KipdoesStuff camera movement can give people nausea. Not really their choice
Holy smokes, thanks for the vid. I built a shield from scratch, but the edge rim had always eluded me. Now I know what I'm doing this spring!
"It's required to say 'meow meow'!"
Immediately omits it at 1:52....
Come on Adam!
Some people just have to point out every single (perceived) mistake.
Those people are very tedious and are no fun to be around.
He also didn't say the full name... Loopholes!
@@watcherofwatchers question, since you were pointing something out right now, aren't you no fun to be around, too?
@@watcherofwatchers it was a jokey remark you boob
@@photon2724 He has become the very thing he swore to destroy...
I had an old tablesaw that was stuck in the "on" position. I used for a day like that. That happened right around the same time i got a kickback with a small piece of wood that struck me in the abdomen. I went and got a nice new tablesaw with lots of safety features after that.
So that's John Walker's inspiration 😄
YAY!!! I have been loving the one day build rate recently and I'm ecstatic that that will be continuing. Thanks for the great content to Adam and the whole Tested team.
I'm terrified of tables saws too, my dad used to shout at me if i got within 3 feet of his and instilled a fear that i still haven't gotten over even with my own saw 30 years on.
I'm building a guitar for the first time (out of boredom mostly...) and though I own a router, I never used one before... I COMPLETELY agree; routers are SCARY monsters! ALWAYS treat them with care, and ALWAYS unplug when you're not using them, or when working on the machine!
They are a wonderfully versatile and indispensable though, when you know how to use them :p
Used to love myth busters keep up the crazy cool thing u do
I loved the ClickSpring reference in the beginning. I miss his videos so much, I can't wait for more Antikythera Mechanism vids!
Next one day build: Fixing the switch on the old router.
The wood router is the first and only tool that has ever sent me to hosptial and I'd like to consider myself safety conscious. So it's good to be extra safe with one
Definitely, that shield is from the past!!
As a CNC machinist, I am thoroughly convinced the router way to go works best everything else would be way longer setup and run times.
9:33 - That was predictable. :P Should have gone counter-clockwise, otherwise the bit is going to grab and climb when there's no material on one side.
Christ, I would LOVE to see Adam put together a Perfect Grade Gundam model kit. I bet he would love the detail and intricacies of it.
john walker is watching this rn
That moving swiss army knife hanging from the ceiling is awesome. I wish I had one
It's siting on a shelf directly above his lathe...
“Come take a look at this edge!”
Cameraman steps closer
Adam blows aluminium filings at him...
Hope the crew are getting danger money.
‘This video was filmed before the Covid lockdown in early 2020’
I was thinking the filing would be more hazardous then covid
@@iNerdier
I'm not sure if was covid he was getting at.....
That’s why he films everything with his phone now, they all died, virus ha nothing to do with it.
I'm not a maker, but I love the look of joy that you get when you're making things.
I wouldn't even think about this without a full face shield.
Routers will throw wood dust and chips like an angry wife, as for metal routing?
PPE is cheaper than eye surgery.
Must say I'm a bit disappointed in Adam for this, especially after he made a video a month ago singing the praises of eye protection goggles, which he bought after (who would've thought) getting some metal in his eye. I suppose there was a chance this video was filmed before that - going back I notice he's wearing his newly made shop apron in the PPE video, which he only released the ODB for last week.
@@therewolf184 Yeah, this one was filmed really early this year - January of February, before lockdown even started, while the metal-in-eye issue was a fair while after, so it really is a problem of release timing.
I understand that he just gets in a groove when making but, even after all these years of watching, I still say outloud "where's your PPE?"
Lol, never had any issue in 40 years. Have you even used a router?
@@KipdoesStuff yep. And just like Adam I have a healthy fear of it.
High speed metal fragments, just like peeling scale from stick welding, are nothing but bad news when heading anywhere near your face.
"Safety squints" and dumb luck only get you so far.
Love watching that man work with such creativity, intelligence, knowledge and skill
“im going to lightly glue the aluminum to the foam board”- “this is high strength glue i love it” 😂💙
Elwood Blues: "This is glue - strong stuff."
How have I never noticed the giant Swiss Army Knife before??? :O
Este es el video tutorial que vio Jhon Walker para hacerse su escudo XD
Is it just me or are these videos like the joy of painting of today? Just hearing him so happy about small things like and edge gives me major Bob Ross vibes.
I'm sure John Walker watched this tutorial
12:25 had a cordless angle grinder do the same thing. Pretty exciting when you forgot about it. Makes me treat all angle grinders very carefully now. Never got hurt but the risk was always there.
"Whosoever holds this hammer, if he be worthy, shall possess the power of Thor.”...
12:21 "A router for those who like action, but not for most people." I was laughing remembering tools I have used that were stuck in the on position.
Definitely a time to be wearing those safety goggles or shields he's showed off.
Another awesome video! I was cringing when Adam was rubbing the just cut edge. Every time I think " wow, this edge has no sharp spots", I find the sharp spot.
Yup only 1 shield. Gets repainted from time to time. Except the shield that Cap gives Falcon at the end of endgame is a different shield just for Sam.
Excellent, this works as a tool tip as well. would never have thought to use the router in this way. Keep em coming
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I don’t really care what ur making or doing, I just like hearing ur voice in the background bc it’s so soothing and calming :)) thank you
Those metal shavings give me nightmares. I only see through one eye, and barely at that.
6:40 yeah probably the most terrifying tools in my opinion but probably one of the coolest and useful tools. I spent most of my senior year of highschool cutting stuff on a CNC router and finishing them on the router table or with the handheld router.
It's so weird having a camera man now.
I will miss the more intimate solo videos.
This is an old video.
I love coming here and learning something new.
Great way to do the ring! ... BTW: You're one "meow, meow" short. 1:52 ;)
I really hope that we still get an occasional solo Adam video post lockdown. We get to see a slightly different side of him when he's by himself. Dare I say the format is more relatable, as well. There's something about Adam filming everything himself that makes whatever he's doing seem a lot less impossible somehow. Watching him steadily get better at using the camera has also been fun.
*John Walker wants to know your location.*
Adam dropping a ClickSpring mention! That guys channel is AMAZING!
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Adam, you are the coolest and most fun dude in the world man.