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Idea for a one day build. Make the Octagonal Collet Holder Adam said he was unable to buy. A cylindrical one might be useful as well that way you can chuck a collet up in the lathe.
@@coulombicdistortion1814 Nice! Don't need a cylindrical one for the lathe - I think Adam owns a collet chuck. The octo-collet block would be neat! For a brain bender, a penta-collet block... it wouldn't have parallel opposite sides to grip the vice jaws.
Don't know if you've done it but could you please make a Dalek from Dr. Who. Maybe even with an electric chair so you could drive it. But remote would be fine.
i love how down to earth and genuine adam is on this channel. no noticeable or content changing editing, no production value, the entire entertainment is coming from adam’s charisma and i love that
It's just a guy with a camera talking through and demonstrating what he is truly passionate about. No fancy tricks needed, this is what TH-cam was meant for.
@@waylonmarble5181 He's a master of his crafts! He also has tons of experience talking to millions of people on camera. More so then any youtuber out there. It takes time to get good at talking to a camera by yourself.
I really appreciate how much blood, sweat, tears, frustration, nightmares, shattered deadlines, and overall dismay was conveyed by Adam in a single word: " ... NYLON!"
This is quality youtube content. Even without a production company, Adam is able to give us what we want to see. He's just fun to watch because he's so into doing everything he does.
I love how the energy of this video is exactly how it would be if Tony was recording himself building the Mark 1 suit in the cave (like he does with every other suit in that movie)
I make things from my kids old toys all the time. No motor or electronic is wasted. Adam you are right. Most leftover material is is important and will fit perfectly one day👍
@@tested try a costume that looks more improvised, maybe ppl do not recognize you. and be accompanied by somebody else who is wearing custom made movie quality cosplay... EDIT: Basically cosplay a beginner cosplayer. JETANOTHEREDIT: Imagine a Movie company has ordered a beginner cosplayer set of props.
Watching this when Im taking college level engineering classes is just awesome, because I understand a lot of the jargon he’s spouting from those classes, AND I’m learning new terminologies and getting some workshop advice from a professional!
Love watchin Adam biuld he is hyper focused with a touch of a.d.d. he doesn't take himself to seriously and has a nerdy punky vibe. Actualy alot like Tony Stark minus the billions of dollars.
I had most of the equipment you use, and decades of experience with mechanical means...found out early this year that it's all gone, but I do still have my Victorinox multi-tool, a Gear Wrench screwdriver set, and my original Craftsman ratchet set from the early 90's...I understand "building back", but I can't help but question "how?"... All Love, Adam, you have always, and will always be an inspiration to those who wish "to do". Live long and prosper...The Force is always with you. 😊😁👍👏✌️♥️🌎
"I have yet to find an octagonal one." There's one already in your shop, but it's trapped inside a chunk of steel rod. You have a mill and a lathe; they will help you rescue it.
Adam, I loved MythBusters and I love everything that you do. You and your builds have awakened a creative side in me that I never knew I had, one of my biggest dreams would be to meet you and tour your workshop in person. You and the rest of the MythBuster crew have helped me through the darkest times. Thank you for everything that you do, and everything that you are.
I love watching Adam work he reminds me alot of my grand dad at work. Adam is a very English American. As Jamie was German. Tongue out focus is true focus.
Yeah arc reactors are totally outdated. We're getting agonizingly close to modular nuclear reactors that require no cooling infrastructure, have relatively minimal meltdown risk, can be transported on a semi.
Yet we can't even charge a cell phone to 100% in under ten minutes! If they would've actually used Tesla's technology that they stole from him when he died everything would be wireless and just be 100% from the air all the time, but that wasn't profitable enough. You know how much better and so much further our society would be if we weren't so fkn greedy! Its actually really sad, everyone thinks Edison was this genius inventor when all he did was steal other people's work to make $ he literally never had an idea of his own and people praise him for being an innovator when he was merely a back stabbing, lying, cheating, slimy, typical, businessman!
adam savage is gonna be how i picture tony stark during his old days from now on... even his mannerisms are spot on.. just the right amount of crazy. ❤️
@sbcontt YT They have trademarks on certain colors which are used for logos and as part of a brand (John Deere Green, for example), and there are colors which have patented methods of production like VantaBlack, but there are no colors that are protected by copyright.
adam,just discovered ur show. i was a huge fan of "mythbusters", love explosion. used to on the blasting crew at an iron ore mine. level a whole side of a mountain in one shot. recently started building my own bass guitars and you might not think that what ur doing on here would translate, but i learn stuff from all kinds of different disciplines. again keep up the good work. i'll be watching
I would love to see you fully finish out the Mark 1 armor! This was an awesome build, the magneto looks so good! Hope you can get the arc reactor sound/tap activation worked out!
Adam, I caught myself laughing out loud and smiling numerous times during this and I just want to thank you. Not a lot of people know how much time and effort goes into these things, so this is very awesome!!!
When Adam breaks into song, I end up with that song stuck in my head all throughout the video and my day🤧🤧 he is contagious… i raaann i ran so far away
the ending of this video truly shows Adam is passionate about his projects, he could've ended the video where intended too said jobs done send it to the editor and thats another check in the bank but instead he stopped filming and immediately thought of a way to expand it even further purely out of passion and motivation you are a marvel Adam you have more energy and motivation than I do and I'm 26 impressive
All I can say is, after watching Adam for many, many years, I wish he lived closer to me and that we could be friends because not only is he a genius at building things, he seems like a genuinely cool person and I'm sure he would be absolutely awesome to hang out (and eat snacks) with.
Gunther - you should substitute other subtitles and see how long it takes Adam to notice. "Bandsnore noises" or "Belt Sandwich noises" or go all out for "Hungry tummy gurgles"
@@criggie I would totally do that if I was editing. I still think Adam filming and other editing is one of the best things to come from the social distancing situation.
This absolutely blows my mind, this world is crazy and beautiful. To use as little words as possible, I’ve been improving my education at home and I’ve found that the human brain is such a powerful powerful tool. So I’ve been studying rigorously and have developed myself into a student. I absolutely love learning new things and using my brain and body to its maximum potential because I believe we are so robust and powerful. Without giving you the whole story in a comment, many coincidences have led me to believe that there’s something out there guiding me to follow a certain path of knowledge. After movies with my girlfriend and lots of learning/unlearning myself I figured if I’m gonna be building all types of stuff anyways with my extremely creative mind I might as well build the iron man suit. And after some short research and so many coincidences I found in my research. I need to build the suit, I know I will build the suit. at the moment I’m learning the fundamentals of mechatronics at home and I’ve been seeking a deeper understanding and a better way of learning more hands on. Maybe another coincidence that you found that armor and made this video and I’d figure I’m gonna build the suit and pursue an intense education to get there all at the same time. I know I will build the suit, I know we’re all capable of doing so, I would like to ask your advice if you stumbled across this comment. I would like to hear your thoughts on the suit and how might someone come across the education, funding, and resources to build it. Longer than I’d hoped but needed some detail to add flavor
I love that no matter how much I know I always learn something from more experienced people such as yourself, even though this is a build for fun the detail that you give and the little tips truly add value. For example your explanation of countersink bits and why you prefer one type to another was invaluable as I own single Grove types and the tri-Grove certainly makes sense. Nothing beats experience when paired with lifelong learning
Great job for granting your children, male or female, the gift of the exposure to his amazing creative process! May it inspire them and make their life richer!
So glad I found this channel been watching Mythbusters since it started when I was really little. TV just aint the same anymore. I could watch this shit all day
I love how adam could be sharpening a pencil and hed be justifying minor imperfections the same way "Im not quite accurate to the billionth, but not everything needs to be perfect" Thats craftsmanship and care
Is it normal to be ENTIRELY overcome with rage, at the sight of that unpainted section on the back of the suit!?!? I can't take another second of it!!!!😱😵
The biggest thing I learned in this vid; that you can pour resin in to rods for later turning on the lathe. Also, taking that idea further, you could pour it in to cubes (like a pint milk carton) for later machining on the mill!! I totally love it. Plus, it is a great way to use "left over" resin when you over mix for a project.
Hey Adam, for quickly removing acrylic protective sheeting... use another piece of acrylic sheeting and rub it against and in the direction of the acrylic sheet to be removed. Sometimes a slight angle also works. We had to remove lots of laser cut acrylic parts from their sheets. We learned this method from an acrylic supplier.
@@SpuneDagr no you are thinking of Michelangelo. Magneto is a public declaration of policy and aims, especially one issued before an election by a political party or candidate.
Magneto is the spinny bit of an electric motor or generator both of which are also called magnetos. They use magnetism to convert either electricity into rotational movement or rotation into electricity. The difference between motors and generators is only the way they are used, either can be used as the other.
Does anyone else not have the patience to watch Adam build any of this stuff & just watch the very beginning for the intro of what he's doing & then skip to the end to see what he built? I'm the only one? Cool. Lol.
Hey Adam. A great tip for removing paper from old acrylic is wipe over the paper with a rag dampened with mineral turpentine. Leave for 30 seconds. Works a treat every time
Adam, I love little tricks like the way you found the center of the circle on the LDF. I would love to learn more of such tricks if you would be willing to sprinkle them into your vids. One of the ones I use regularly is having a square edge and using a carpenter's square or speed square to find a series of points to either draw a line or approximate points while springing a batten. Another is using a Ticking Stick, a uniquely shaped piece of material with a point at one end, a straight edge and a wavy/shaped edge, patterns can be made by taping a piece of paper/ thin plywood onto a part, putting the point of the stick into a corner or point of interest with the wide end over the paper, and tracing the stick. Repeat with the other points of interest. To Replicate the part, tape the pattern to the stock, align the stick with the tracings and mark where the point lands, repeat for all points. Take up the paper and connect the points. th-cam.com/video/Cd2LY857oTY/w-d-xo.html
One of the things I love about long episodes like this is that it allows for some amount of relatable madness to emanate. I love it. Sometimes it might appear at a slightly surprising moment, but it's fine. This is fine.
I know this is late, but I have found Adam and his many eclectic build videos. I would love to see a building/large room with all his builds in one space. Great work Adam, you are very talented.
7:14 3 years later and Adam has the exact diameter tubing he is referencing! Talk about it going full circle. Well done Adam. Nice way to really make it man.
Agreed, Adam's step drill and countersink choices work great for acrylic. BUT, if you need a size not offered in a step drill... you can regrind any twist drill for drilling acrylic with less chance of grabbing or shattering. The tip angle is 90* instead of the common 118*, and then the two cutting lips need to be stoned flat to have zero rake angle (makes it scrape like the step drill, rather than dig in). The flats only need to be 1/64"/0.015"/0.25mm wide to do the job. It's a great re-use for dull or broken drills, and most of us could make a set of acrylic drills for our commonly used sizes from the "dull bit box". Also, for drilling other soft materials such as brass, a standard 118* bit with the rake angle stoned to zero keeps the bits from grabbing. They'll still cut steel with a bit more pressure, and you can always re-sharpen the flats away if you like.
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Adam - you made a Mister Bobblehead Mark 1 on a stand ! Sweet!
Idea for a one day build.
Make the Octagonal Collet Holder Adam said he was unable to buy.
A cylindrical one might be useful as well that way you can chuck a collet up in the lathe.
@@coulombicdistortion1814 Nice! Don't need a cylindrical one for the lathe - I think Adam owns a collet chuck. The octo-collet block would be neat! For a brain bender, a penta-collet block... it wouldn't have parallel opposite sides to grip the vice jaws.
@@criggie Thus it realistically needs 10 sides.
Don't know if you've done it but could you please make a Dalek from Dr. Who. Maybe even with an electric chair so you could drive it. But remote would be fine.
Hey Adam, I actually helped make this Mark 1 suit back in 2010. Glad to see you still enjoying it!
For ironman 1?
@@eloisecole3579 No, I mean the actual one Adam currently owns in this video.
where can i get one?
Beautiful! Can you share anything more about the project?
plz tell us more.
i love how down to earth and genuine adam is on this channel. no noticeable or content changing editing, no production value, the entire entertainment is coming from adam’s charisma and i love that
Someone send this to adam
Yes... No annoying music... Apart from his singing 😂
@@robertbailey3917 But he got a DCMA TAKEDOWN NOTICE for that, so all is good again. :-)
It's just a guy with a camera talking through and demonstrating what he is truly passionate about. No fancy tricks needed, this is what TH-cam was meant for.
@@waylonmarble5181 He's a master of his crafts! He also has tons of experience talking to millions of people on camera. More so then any youtuber out there. It takes time to get good at talking to a camera by yourself.
I really appreciate how much blood, sweat, tears, frustration, nightmares, shattered deadlines, and overall dismay was conveyed by Adam in a single word: " ... NYLON!"
The pure disdain in the tone of his voice.
is there a story he's told behind this lol
8:05 for those who wanna hear it more than once
Nothing could ever penetrate the NYLON!
I mean, nylon is terrible.. so I get it lmao
This is quality youtube content. Even without a production company, Adam is able to give us what we want to see. He's just fun to watch because he's so into doing everything he does.
So true. The real insight of things are done.
I love how the energy of this video is exactly how it would be if Tony was recording himself building the Mark 1 suit in the cave (like he does with every other suit in that movie)
When Rub N' Buff comes out, you just know epicness is coming.
Cue the epic music🧨
Adam; "I'm going to make it all modular and easily removable... 35:56 "... and I'm gonna glue that one..."
head in hands moment (with love)
Same thought. Even worse that it's the _cover_
I like how you can tell these videos are just for him and he’s gracious enough to share them with the rest of the world.
I make things from my kids old toys all the time. No motor or electronic is wasted. Adam you are right. Most leftover material is is important and will fit perfectly one day👍
The way that he stumbles through a project and ends up with a perfect result is so inspiring
I love these little insights into the mind of such amazing creator who inspired me to work harder at my craft
I love when he's surprised he gets recognised at cons. He wears custom made movie quality cosplay
Right? And he honestly IS surprised.
@@tested that or he's wearing screen used real movie props! along with his other awesome cosplay, I bet it's hard NOT to spot him.
@@tested try a costume that looks more improvised, maybe ppl do not recognize you.
and be accompanied by somebody else who is wearing custom made movie quality cosplay...
EDIT: Basically cosplay a beginner cosplayer.
JETANOTHEREDIT: Imagine a Movie company has ordered a beginner cosplayer set of props.
@@ulrichkalber9039 who asked.
@jeff
No one needed to ask... shoo
Watching this when Im taking college level engineering classes is just awesome, because I understand a lot of the jargon he’s spouting from those classes, AND I’m learning new terminologies and getting some workshop advice from a professional!
Love watchin Adam biuld he is hyper focused with a touch of a.d.d. he doesn't take himself to seriously and has a nerdy punky vibe. Actualy alot like Tony Stark minus the billions of dollars.
I had most of the equipment you use, and decades of experience with mechanical means...found out early this year that it's all gone, but I do still have my Victorinox multi-tool, a Gear Wrench screwdriver set, and my original Craftsman ratchet set from the early 90's...I understand "building back", but I can't help but question "how?"... All Love, Adam, you have always, and will always be an inspiration to those who wish "to do". Live long and prosper...The Force is always with you. 😊😁👍👏✌️♥️🌎
He built it in a cave .... with a bunch of scraps.
Box*
This comment deserves more love
"Well, I'm not Tony Stark!"
Beat me to it
savage
49:10 ...
Adam: Yeaahhh. YEAAHH! YEH! YEH! YO!
Arc Reactor: Me happy!
A "piece of a project" still makes it a fun project to watch
Next D&D film should have Adam cameo as a chaotic good artificer.
I love how he yells when he says yeah
"I have yet to find an octagonal one." There's one already in your shop, but it's trapped inside a chunk of steel rod. You have a mill and a lathe; they will help you rescue it.
...you sir are fun
He just has to lathes :) Because he put it in to the lathe to make the hexgaon :D
I thought he just had to rotate the square one 45 degrees
@@thechannelofultimatedestiny - just needs to buy another square one for $25 and shave the corners off in his mill.
The was very corny, but it made me smile
I know it's a small thing, but I was playing "I ran" earlier today and seeing Adam singing it now actually made me smile
Adam, I loved MythBusters and I love everything that you do. You and your builds have awakened a creative side in me that I never knew I had, one of my biggest dreams would be to meet you and tour your workshop in person. You and the rest of the MythBuster crew have helped me through the darkest times. Thank you for everything that you do, and everything that you are.
I love watching Adam work he reminds me alot of my grand dad at work. Adam is a very English American. As Jamie was German.
Tongue out focus is true focus.
The "DMCA Takedown Notice" is just peak editing skillz 😄😄😄
Just the making of a freehand, tight fitting circle with *a band saw and a disc sander* awes me endlessly
The relationship Adam has with the Ark Reactor feels like Tony's relationship with the robot arm.
Adam: "nowadays you can buy arc reactors on Amazon for 39 bucks"
Howard Stark *faints*
He's dead.
@@flaggerify guess it was more than just a faint then
Yeah arc reactors are totally outdated.
We're getting agonizingly close to modular nuclear reactors that require no cooling infrastructure, have relatively minimal meltdown risk, can be transported on a semi.
Yet we can't even charge a cell phone to 100% in under ten minutes! If they would've actually used Tesla's technology that they stole from him when he died everything would be wireless and just be 100% from the air all the time, but that wasn't profitable enough. You know how much better and so much further our society would be if we weren't so fkn greedy! Its actually really sad, everyone thinks Edison was this genius inventor when all he did was steal other people's work to make $ he literally never had an idea of his own and people praise him for being an innovator when he was merely a back stabbing, lying, cheating, slimy, typical, businessman!
A lot of those LEDs do go to the beat of ]our music 🎵🎶🎵🎵🎶🎶🎶
adam savage is gonna be how i picture tony stark during his old days from now on... even his mannerisms are spot on.. just the right amount of crazy. ❤️
As a former machinist, I'm in awe of your cave and your work brings a smile to my face 🙌
I LOVE how quickly the magneto cage comes to life with just a few swipes of Rub n' Buff. Man, I love that stuff!
I was thinking the same thing, it just makes it so much more real and adds depth
Blends it right in!
Every other TH-camr: “I got a DMCA takedown 😰”
Adam: *Bandsaw noises*
Bandsaw goes brrrrrrrrrrr
I wouldn't be surprised if some bullshit company decided to copyright tool use noises.
@@Mireaze They could try, but they’d get laughed out of court.
@sbcontt YT They have trademarks on certain colors which are used for logos and as part of a brand (John Deere Green, for example), and there are colors which have patented methods of production like VantaBlack, but there are no colors that are protected by copyright.
@@Mireaze Ferrari has a patent on the tech used to make their engine noise and has issued DMCA notices for soundalikes before
Loved the "Hi!" when the camera flopped over, gave me my first good laugh of the day.
adam,just discovered ur show. i was a huge fan of "mythbusters", love explosion. used to on the blasting crew at an iron ore mine. level a whole side of a mountain in one shot. recently started building my own bass guitars and you might not think that what ur doing on here would translate, but i learn stuff from all kinds of different disciplines. again keep up the good work. i'll be watching
It's really nice to watch you work Adam. Hope you're having a lot of fun doing this and I'm happy for you!
Him just yelling at the arc reactor killed me lmao
I would love to see you fully finish out the Mark 1 armor! This was an awesome build, the magneto looks so good! Hope you can get the arc reactor sound/tap activation worked out!
Adam, I caught myself laughing out loud and smiling numerous times during this and I just want to thank you.
Not a lot of people know how much time and effort goes into these things, so this is very awesome!!!
When Adam breaks into song, I end up with that song stuck in my head all throughout the video and my day🤧🤧 he is contagious… i raaann i ran so far away
I don't know why, but your cave puts me at peace. Looks like a very comfortable space to work in.
Dude give me a couch and a fridge and I’d be in heaven there
When you're so committed to building that it's just easier to tattoo a ruler on your arm. Love it.
pretty sure thats a periodic table
@@musclegeek1991 it is a ruler th-cam.com/video/1GCy0oOSPYo/w-d-xo.html
It might be interesting to contact This Old Tony to make an octagonal 5c holder for you. I bet he would love the collaboration
Holy crap! I need a Cheeseburger now!
No you need a even bigger resin printer and so do I😆🤭
@@davidtheswedishtechguy haha Darrell aka the Broken Nerd has the monster resin printer! Hoping to see more of that soon in a tested video
Ok
the ending of this video truly shows Adam is passionate about his projects, he could've ended the video where intended too said jobs done send it to the editor and thats another check in the bank but instead he stopped filming and immediately thought of a way to expand it even further purely out of passion and motivation
you are a marvel Adam you have more energy and motivation than I do and I'm 26 impressive
All I can say is, after watching Adam for many, many years, I wish he lived closer to me and that we could be friends because not only is he a genius at building things, he seems like a genuinely cool person and I'm sure he would be absolutely awesome to hang out (and eat snacks) with.
*Hands down the best restoration of anything i have ever seen. Absolutely beautiful*
*SPARY PAINT NOISES
Gunther - you should substitute other subtitles and see how long it takes Adam to notice. "Bandsnore noises" or "Belt Sandwich noises" or go all out for "Hungry tummy gurgles"
SPARY PIANT FWT !!
Totally caught that lol
@@criggie I would totally do that if I was editing. I still think Adam filming and other editing is one of the best things to come from the social distancing situation.
Odd Tinkering Vibes w that one
"...shoulda read the manual..." Sounds like an idea for a Demerit Badge!
RTFM!
This absolutely blows my mind, this world is crazy and beautiful. To use as little words as possible, I’ve been improving my education at home and I’ve found that the human brain is such a powerful powerful tool. So I’ve been studying rigorously and have developed myself into a student. I absolutely love learning new things and using my brain and body to its maximum potential because I believe we are so robust and powerful. Without giving you the whole story in a comment, many coincidences have led me to believe that there’s something out there guiding me to follow a certain path of knowledge. After movies with my girlfriend and lots of learning/unlearning myself I figured if I’m gonna be building all types of stuff anyways with my extremely creative mind I might as well build the iron man suit. And after some short research and so many coincidences I found in my research. I need to build the suit, I know I will build the suit. at the moment I’m learning the fundamentals of mechatronics at home and I’ve been seeking a deeper understanding and a better way of learning more hands on. Maybe another coincidence that you found that armor and made this video and I’d figure I’m gonna build the suit and pursue an intense education to get there all at the same time. I know I will build the suit, I know we’re all capable of doing so, I would like to ask your advice if you stumbled across this comment. I would like to hear your thoughts on the suit and how might someone come across the education, funding, and resources to build it. Longer than I’d hoped but needed some detail to add flavor
Hahaha the running story/gag of what activates the arc reactor lights is HILARIOUS.
the thing with finding the center of the circle is honestly genius
"Hi, I'm Adam. All of my Halloween costumes require a mill and lathe"
If you got the tools, you might as well use them.
They don't require them. But it might be faster and/or deliver better results using them ;)
clearly somebody doesn't own a mill and a lathe
I mean, if tony stark did it in a cave, with a box of scraps, so can you!
sorry,but i am NOT tony stark
But honestly the technology doesn’t exist
Tony Stark had 270 IQ, so no, you can't
I hate to break this to you but tony stark isnt real
@@p00pie you might shock him with that :)
I love that no matter how much I know I always learn something from more experienced people such as yourself, even though this is a build for fun the detail that you give and the little tips truly add value. For example your explanation of countersink bits and why you prefer one type to another was invaluable as I own single Grove types and the tri-Grove certainly makes sense. Nothing beats experience when paired with lifelong learning
Dude, from someone without your skill set I love watching you work! Me, my 5 year and 1.5 year old watched the whole thing! Great Vid!
Great job for granting your children, male or female, the gift of the exposure to his amazing creative process! May it inspire them and make their life richer!
18:04 ...press it, snap it, work it, quick erase it
Technologic
Reminded me a lot of fallout power armor, I’d love to see you try that!
Adam: explains the difference between drill bits
Me: Hm, yes... those are words.
"I like your funny words, magic man"
So glad I found this channel been watching Mythbusters since it started when I was really little. TV just aint the same anymore. I could watch this shit all day
Adams "kid" like excitement filters through in this build. Just awesome..
I love how adam could be sharpening a pencil and hed be justifying minor imperfections the same way
"Im not quite accurate to the billionth, but not everything needs to be perfect"
Thats craftsmanship and care
A music question! What's the song playing during the time-lapse of Adam building the stand frame, from 1:11:26 to 1:14:25 or so?
The ark turning off and on when he shouts in happiness is the funniest shit xD
Hard lockdown measures until 19th of Januari 2021 here in the Netherlands. Understandable but oh man it sucks... For the time being, not much of this:
Bonus power armor station in the last 10 minutes! I love it!
Is it normal to be ENTIRELY overcome with rage, at the sight of that unpainted section on the back of the suit!?!? I can't take another second of it!!!!😱😵
Finding out the arc reactor is sound activated makes me expect a moment where Adam cuts the cheese, and it gets super bright.
Cue to Tony saying "Im eyeballin' it!" :D
“There’s a tiny magneto in there”
Tiny Magneto: “X-men, welcome to Die!”
Ahhh! The localized magneto
Tiny deadpool next to Tiny Magneto: "Magneto! Welcome to die!"
The biggest thing I learned in this vid; that you can pour resin in to rods for later turning on the lathe. Also, taking that idea further, you could pour it in to cubes (like a pint milk carton) for later machining on the mill!! I totally love it. Plus, it is a great way to use "left over" resin when you over mix for a project.
Hey Adam, for quickly removing acrylic protective sheeting... use another piece of acrylic sheeting and rub it against and in the direction of the acrylic sheet to be removed. Sometimes a slight angle also works.
We had to remove lots of laser cut acrylic parts from their sheets.
We learned this method from an acrylic supplier.
Adam: "Go ahead Gunther, put up your subtitle."
Gunther: "With pleasure."
This checks out.
*LEGO SORTING NOISES*
wait, what?
I spent so much of this video waiting for him to tell me what the heck a "magneto" was.
A magneto is the villain in the XMen movies.
@@MGower4465 No, you're thinking of the "party dude" ninja turtle.
@@SpuneDagr no you are thinking of Michelangelo. Magneto is a public declaration of policy and aims, especially one issued before an election by a political party or candidate.
@@yargolocus4853no, you are thinking of Manifesto. A magneto is the dark wizard fairy from the moor.
Magneto is the spinny bit of an electric motor or generator both of which are also called magnetos. They use magnetism to convert either electricity into rotational movement or rotation into electricity. The difference between motors and generators is only the way they are used, either can be used as the other.
Adam: I bought this awesome costume!
*Proceeds to replace every part of it*
Adam, you are enormously fun to watch. Being a creator in my own world, watching you just couldn't be more fun. Thank you.
Does anyone else not have the patience to watch Adam build any of this stuff & just watch the very beginning for the intro of what he's doing & then skip to the end to see what he built? I'm the only one? Cool. Lol.
"This magneto... magNEATO!"
The multiple clocks in his packed warehouse is just a visual representation of how his mind works lmao.
Alternate Title: "Adam yells at an arc reactor for an hour."
A portion of an hour, but you can tell he wanted to for an hour.
I don’t know why I’m surprised to see so much math, but I’m actually amazed
Hey Adam. A great tip for removing paper from old acrylic is wipe over the paper with a rag dampened with mineral turpentine. Leave for 30 seconds. Works a treat every time
The friction fits in these builds are UNREAL
I love Bobble-Head Iron-Man at the end (1:14:50)
“I don’t think anyone in their right mind would throw out a scrap like this.” I would love to meet you- and ask you to explain me to my wife.
Haha, yeah. And now we’re BOTH going to go square up our scraps.
He probably wants you to explain him to his wife! Lol!
Hey I resemble that remark
Same here 🤣
I actually rewound that and showed it to my wife. She was still not impressed.
49:11
Ark reactor : "yeahahah, yeeaahh, Yeeahh, YA! YA! YO!!"
Adam : "wow, I ughh its gonna its gonna alright soo"
42:40 The joy from smacking that glass in the hole lol Pure joy right there.
Adam, I love little tricks like the way you found the center of the circle on the LDF. I would love to learn more of such tricks if you would be willing to sprinkle them into your vids.
One of the ones I use regularly is having a square edge and using a carpenter's square or speed square to find a series of points to either draw a line or approximate points while springing a batten.
Another is using a Ticking Stick, a uniquely shaped piece of material with a point at one end, a straight edge and a wavy/shaped edge, patterns can be made by taping a piece of paper/ thin plywood onto a part, putting the point of the stick into a corner or point of interest with the wide end over the paper, and tracing the stick. Repeat with the other points of interest. To Replicate the part, tape the pattern to the stock, align the stick with the tracings and mark where the point lands, repeat for all points. Take up the paper and connect the points. th-cam.com/video/Cd2LY857oTY/w-d-xo.html
Adam randomly yelling at the arc reactor to get a reaction made me lol.
33:22 "I've got some nice tools, but yeah"...
You have ALL the nice tools...lol
Hey Tested Team!!!
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One of the things I love about long episodes like this is that it allows for some amount of relatable madness to emanate. I love it. Sometimes it might appear at a slightly surprising moment, but it's fine. This is fine.
I know this is late, but I have found Adam and his many eclectic build videos. I would love to see a building/large room with all his builds in one space. Great work Adam, you are very talented.
I love Gunthers subtitles. Also, 58:33 "spary paint noises" :P
Fact Twist: Adam’s day runs on its own time sequence, meaning in the workshop, his one day equals a year for the rest of us DIYers 😂
What's the music for the timelapse at the end? I'm really digging that.
Hopefully someone knows. That was tight
Wanting the same! How has nobody posted this yet?
7:14 3 years later and Adam has the exact diameter tubing he is referencing! Talk about it going full circle.
Well done Adam. Nice way to really make it man.
Always like Adams mindset and his art of tinkering. Bravo sir!
Everyone:The world is ending!
Adam Savage:Ha ha everything failed.
So... More like a One Day Part of a Three Month Build of a Ten Year Project.
I can see why you wouldn't name your series that.
I like how he doesn't even have to explain what an "Arc Reactor" is to this audience lol
Agreed, Adam's step drill and countersink choices work great for acrylic.
BUT, if you need a size not offered in a step drill... you can regrind any twist drill for drilling acrylic with less chance of grabbing or shattering. The tip angle is 90* instead of the common 118*, and then the two cutting lips need to be stoned flat to have zero rake angle (makes it scrape like the step drill, rather than dig in). The flats only need to be 1/64"/0.015"/0.25mm wide to do the job.
It's a great re-use for dull or broken drills, and most of us could make a set of acrylic drills for our commonly used sizes from the "dull bit box".
Also, for drilling other soft materials such as brass, a standard 118* bit with the rake angle stoned to zero keeps the bits from grabbing. They'll still cut steel with a bit more pressure, and you can always re-sharpen the flats away if you like.