What's in Adam Savage's Dopp Kit?
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Several weeks ago Savage Merchandising released a new product: canvas pouch sets repurposed from leftover apron material. We were curious how Adam was using them himself for travel, and so we asked him to show us ... and you. How would you organize YOUR set?
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Not gonna lie I saw the title and though you were building a dopp fighter model kit from Gundam
As a bowler for 30 years, I INSTANTLY recognized the New Skin bottle! Bowlers use it for callouses and blisters on their fingers, mostly the thumb. That smell brings back so many amazing memories, growing up in and around bowling alleys. I can smell it just thinking about it. ^_^
@@AristophMarloque You're not a hardcore bowler unless you light the Nu-Skin on fire to speed the drying process! 😄
lol Adam shows a little vial of flake salt in his travel bag and I'm like "WOW YOU TOO!!!!" 🤣
I was listening carefully to the Salt explanation... Adam is 100% legit.
You should have Adam review some of your gourmet salt crystals :))
Images of Adam explaining his little vial of salt to airport security 😂
😂
Yes dop came from the designer's name and when buying luggage back then common saying I'll take the whole kit and caboodle meaning the shaving kit and the little suitcase for all of the ladies grooming
Yep, along with the little spoon. Thought the same thing. 😂😂
Some Celebrity Privilege there.. a large portion of the population cannot carry a small unlabelled vial of a white flaky substance through airport security..
Yeah ,Too bad I'll never know what the syringe is for😕
While I do not have your very nice bags, I have been using similar bags for the last 45 years. They started out being a few Shure Microphone bags holding tools and audio adapters. When I started traveling a lot in my career I needed more so I bought vinyl bank money pouches. Very inexpensive. I like them because I can put light colored gaff tape on the side and label them. Like you I have bags for cables, tools, pens, etc. Now that I am focused on video, I have bags for camera supplies, lav supplies, small grip hardware.
I do not use one for toiletries (dopkit). Instead I use an audio cassette bag because it has a top flap that folds back exposing what is inside. That way I rarely have to dump it out to find things.
Great video!
As a Chef I completely understand with his "Comforts of Home" bag, salt, sugar, extra utensils? Maybe a metal straw, some hot sauce? Really great idea for a bag!
I always keep a foil pouch of "chili seeds" in my wallet, for my wife. Any time I break it out for her, I'm an instant superhero.
yes,,,hot sauce
It's an excellent name.
You can get little mini bottles of Tabasco sauce. They are essentials in a travel kit to pep up any food.
In my edc pack I have a hard sided pencil case I keep all that in. I used to have it in a soft bag but after a pack of mayo busted in it basically ruining everything in it I only use a hard case now.
Adam is as always spiritual animal. "Why is this adapter here? It should be in cables!" * proceedes to chuck it back into the wrong pouch *
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Yes he is, my logic was also wanting the spare headphones in with the cables.
lol
if you loose pouch nr 2 but still have nr 5 then it makes sense
Right?! I actually said out loud “Put it in cables then, you cxxx” - cxxx being an affectionate term reserved for people close to my heart, obviously.
"I don't know why this is here, should be in cables"
Puts it back in the same bag! 😂
someone else’s charger and food are often occur together. might it be said that the place you left something is the most likely place you will need it again? 🤷♂️😂
As a British man, and more specifically a Yorkshireman, it really does make me chuckle when Adam uses the word "shite". 😁
As a fellow British man, I also chuckle at his use of "shite"
He frequently throws Britishisms into his speech or dips into a horrendous but well-intentioned Scottish accent. It's adorable
American here...my dad always said it that way...as a kid it somehow seemed less naughty...more proper. I guess because over here we obviously said it different. So it just didn't seem quite like the same thing.
I did a double take and went back to make sure I didn't mishear what he said.
Same here, I’m a Brit and often say that word, I like it when Adam says it, makes me laugh 😆 I noticed he used to say “bloody” on Mythbusters several times, unexpected in the US, make him just that little bit more relatable to the brits lol 👍🏼
My wife found a real vintage leather DOPP-branded dopp kit for me for Christmas last year. These Savage Industries ones look way better than anything on the market today but I gotta say the vintage one I have now is really, really cool. Has a hidden hinge closure that I have no idea how it works but it's awesome.
It's weird but they remind me of those numbered boxes from the old Thunderbirds TV show, where each held a handy gadget for a specific situation.
Exactamundo!
That is also the first thing I thought! Thunderbird 2 pods. Which is why I am considering the purchase. I just need to pick the right bag for the day.
Great video, Adam! I had to smile at your comment about carrying around file cards. I’ve been doing that for 30 years as an engineer. Also, what might be of interest is that I will cut manila file folders, which I am no longer using, to include the fold, making the cuts the same size as a file card. This gives me four sides to write on, opens like a book so to speak, and will fit in my shirt pocket.
I'm so glad to see this! I've been using ziplock freezer bags for years when packing for a trip.
I learned about using Ziploc freezer bags in the Boy Scouts WAY back in the 1970's and 80's.
I then continued the practice during my time in the National Guard, ending up the only person with dry socks, underwear and toilet paper on a rainy weekend.
If I'm going to be in or near water, I will put my wallet and phone in a quart freezer bag to keep them dry.
I was going to say something similar to what MonkeyJedi99 said. This was Marine Corps training...so instead of just me...we all did this. Zip lock bags water proofed our gear in our Alice Packs
Biggest surprise of the video: Adam owns a comb.
Ha!
Used to be a auto mechanic and never had enough different assortment of bags, chest, even had an apron. But keepint clean wasnt my goal just having easy accessible and organized kits for different jobs. I as well had some medical stuff in my kit. Thanks for sharing and giving us great content Adam Savage.
Like a little glimpse into Adam’s personal self. Loved the idea of the little bead to keep something of home and his past memories with him always!! I’m going to have to pick up a set of those bags! So useful.
I have not travelled since I got them other than to work. I ride a commuter rail train in so my absolute no 1 is power.
No 1 power: It not only has adapters and cables it has the largest juice box you can legally take on a plane. The trains don’t always have outlets and if they do they don’t always work. The phone acts as a hotspot so that’s a pretty big drain on it.
No2 has noise cancelling headphones and another case inside for my backup fountain pens.
My semi dopkit is a savage industries grey small pouch I’ve had for a while. Tic tacs, masks, advil, floss etc.
After watching this video I’m going to do a comforts of home. Such a great idea. I have a titanium spork. Love the idea of sugar and salts.
Thank you so much for producing these pouches. Amazing.
100% on those index cards. I've tried various "note apps" on the phone, but it just doesn't click with my brain properly.
There's something about the freedom and tactileness of implement on stiff paper that feels right. Plus I'm as old as you are, and might be a wee bit set in my ways.
I dunno, there's a reason paper of some form has lasted thousands of years, it's a pretty good technology (it only really lacks the easy backup electronic notes allow).
(one of the reasons I still carry a notebook is, you can _leave_ a note - i've found doing that with a phone quickly gets pretty expensive :)
... Adam, you are officially the first and ONLY person I've ever seen that ALSO carries a vial of flake salt with them... I never thought I'd meet another, this has been weirdly validating.
I have two tiny grinders that I keep in my purse, one for Pepper, one for salt, found it on Amazon and they go everywhere with me.
Thank you Adam, very cool video . Nice use of the leftover canvas. Keep on being as great as you have always been. You are a man of great importance
I have an equivalent but I use Ikea small roll up dry bags. But they have numbers on them
- No 1 is toiletries - toothbrush and paste, deodorant, Lush shampoo bar in a tin (because you can also use it as soap and at a pinch even wash clothing with it), medication (prescription), foam ear plugs, torch and a little silicone leaf cup (so I've always got something to drink out of to take my meds). Also keep a metal portable travel hotel door lock in there as well
- No 2 is my "emergency" kit - First aid kit (plasters (fabric, blister and blue catering ones), painkillers, indigestion tablets, alcohol wipes, roller bandage, triangular bandage, scissors, safety pins and tweezers). Plus sunblock in an applicator (Solar Buddies are the bomb!), a couple packs of pocket tissues, Kendal Mint Cake (I have a friend who suffers from non diabetic hypoglycaemia and mint cake is pure sugar), a couple of those single use plastic rain ponchos and some chemical hand warmers. Even though I'm a guy I also keep some sanitary pads in there. Not only in case someone is caught out, but also you can use them to mop up spills, soak in water and freeze for use as an emergency ice pack or eye mask or even as extra absorbent stuff for first aid. Once even gave one to someone who's high heels were rubbing after a night out as extra padding in her shoes. Also some ziplock bags to be able to seal stuff up if there's no-where to dispose of things where you are. First aid kit and ziplocks are in their own smaller bag so I can pack just that if I need to.
- No 3 is what my goddaughter dubbed the "yummy bag" - Tabasco sauce, a small tin of leaf tea, a silicone tea strainer, and individual Kikkoman soy sauce sachets.
- 4 is my "bits" bag - phone charger, multi bit stubby screwdriver (Rolson), more ear plugs, spare roll up water bottle, zip ties, notebook, sharpie, retractable pencil, yellow gaffers tape (works as well as regular plus it's visible!!!), folding rucksack (Onya), spare cheapo headphones, spare torch, spare batteries, and a travel sewing kit
In the kitchen I have only the coarse salt.
It does work for me 95% of times, and when I need a finer grain, I use mortar.
Mortar is my No.2 tool after a knife. I like all my spices freshly ground.
And for oily spices I do grind them with some salt, so the salt collects the oils.
I have a couple sets of Klein canvas bags that I’ve used for several years. They come in various colors. I keep one with electronics, one with a fishing kit and another with a drop kit, one with screwdrivers.
Those green canvas bags look really nice.
I use Klein canvas tool pouches. I dye them myself with Rit dye. Very similar.
They are also in my carry around tool bag to keep imperial wrenches in one, metric in another, sockets in another, pliers type tools in another, and then screwdrivers. All in various colors.
I don't have this specific set of bags, but I have about a dozen very similar ones in my camera assistant kit that I use on set for documentaties and commercials.
1. Turning tools: allens, small screwdrivers
2. Measuring tools: tape measure, small level, etc
3. Lens cleaning: pancro, kim-wipes, microfibers, zeiss wipes
4. Other tools: small hammer, folding fan, head lamp
5. A lightweight rain jacket
6. A yellow reflective safety vest for working near roads
7. Misc cables (SDI and HDMI)
8. Misc 15mm rod accessories for camera mounting
9. Camera/grip studs of various forms
10. Multimeter
11. Pens, dry erase markers, and double-ended sharpies
12. Extra loose allens
13. First aid kit
This video rivals women's what's in my bag videos. Straight to the point and makes so much more sense than most! Thanks i love those bags by the way
I just want to say that a good bit of scratch paper can be invaluable in so many parts of life. I'm constantly interacting with customers and while I do know a dozen or so signs and I'm always learning more. Scratch paper is so useful for communication as well as getting down ideas, and making notes.
I do the same thing - I always have a small notepad and a pen or pencil with me, especailly when I'm working or traveling, because (as a photographer) I may want to make notes about a particular location or shot, but also to jot down other ideas because there have been times when something inspired me to want to create something else, but if I don't write it down or make a verbal recording of the idea, I'll forget and it will bother me later when I can't remember. I also take this a step further and carry a small inexpensive voice recorder (I could use my phone, but I like the voice recorder better) to make verbal notes especailly if there is a lot of into to take down, so I can listen to it later (the reason I like the voice recorder is also for lectures; I can leave it running, whereas a phone might time out or whatever during a lecture, so it's nice to have a way to make notes in written form, and also verbal form, and then if I need a video note, I can just use my phone if needed, but mostly use audio and written notes). So I'd say if you're a creative, having a notepad (can be small, or even note cards) and a pen/pencil (or assortment) is very important. The sound recorder can just be extra, as some people may not need them, but I would consider note cards/pad a necessity.
I subdivided my toiletries into two bags. First is my dental routine and second is everything else.
When I arrive late at night to a hotel, I only care about brushing my teeth before bed. It’s one less thing to organize before sleeping.
The curtain pull bead is Adam's stuffy. Adorbs.
I use bags similar to that for my toolbox. I have a screwdriver bag, a metric wrench bag, standard wrench bag, socket and driver bag, and then misc tools bag. And then all the meters and other electrical test instrumentation.
This is essential if you travel with tools. Because it enables you to FIND the tool you need. I'd carry more, but the bags actually add weight and bulk, so i can only justify so many. Silly box weighs 57 lbs now, i really need to lose some weight.
Unfortunately titanium hand tools are stupid expensive.
I need to see the organized chaos of a cooking stream from Adam Savage.
Been waiting patiently for these to come back for sale.
Interestingly enough I had something similar saved on Amazon, then I saved this video to watch later. Finally ordered them yesterday. Hope they’re as useful as these.
I always travel with a wadded up plastic grocery bag. It takes up almost no space and some weird use for it always comes up. Also, a film canister full of 12mm dice.
I wish each nylon loop at the top corner was a different color for each bag. Would aid in a quick identification when pulling them out from inside a large bag from above.
I like that Adam and Sam Gamgee both travel with salt.
First thing I thought of, too lol. I think Sam and Adam would get along quite well.
Small protip - if I put a flashlight in the bag, I twist the cap a little bit to prevent it from discharging... and since my flashlights are rather powerful - it protects everything from getting burned by a lot of lumens.
I don't have a set of matching/numbered pouches, but I have long traveled with a set of mismatched pouches I have picked up/made over the years that by and large follow a very similar organization scheme. The only one I don't regularly have is a "miscellaneous" pouch, which is not something I had considered and may now adopt, as it actually solves a few minor annoyances with my current system quite tidily.
I love kit #4! I'd add pepper though!
The bags 9.5"x6".. X 5= $25ea=$125.. quality of the cloth zipper, loops. I say if you got the clams. Good buy. 😃
I’m surprised you don’t have a “tool kit” pouch. I travel a lot and like to tinker/ fix/ make and have a kit with my Swisschamp, HOTO precision screwdriver, Knipex pliers, a pair of Olfa scissors I love, snap knife, 6” straight edge, and a few more odds and ends.
So, instead of index cards, a friend of mine used to carry a pocketful of unused punch cards with him everywhere. Much longer than index cards, and probably a bit narrower. But he used them the same way you use index cards.
Something to add to that little medical kit, the OTC lidocaine patches you can get at Walmart under the Solanpas brand are fantastic for burns. Common glassblowing problem, cold glass and hot glass look very much alike. Cut off piece of lidocaine patch secured with some medical tape makes a world of difference. I'd imagine you've got no shortage of places to pick up those medically insignificant, but agonizing, little burns
Oh yeah! Murray River flake salt ftw!
Oh i loooove pounches. This was an utter delight
Just picked up a set. Can’t wait to put em to use!
I love a rock flake salt we have. It makes such a difference. And way tastier than other salts. It's got a sweetness to it. I've never thought about bringing it with me however. Until now 🧂🧂
While traveling I would use ziplock bags but definitely similar arrangements. Hygiene, medical, electronics and utility items that I will call it that weren't in a ziplock, but in a more secured device for safety.
I like clear plastic pencil cases for the same thing (you can see the contents at a glance) but next time one needs replacing i'll likely be moving away from plastic (because, y'know, planet).
(for camping especially I use one as a mini "possibles" bag with needle and thread, duct tape, cordage, superglue, plasters etc. in case either my gear or my person need repairs)
IMHO, one of those should be an IFAK if you don't have one somewhere already. Especially for a hands-on guy like you that plays with machinery, sharp objects, etc.
I feel like the flake salt in a small, unlabeled vial might cause a holdup with TSA, but I feel like also being Adam Savage in that scenario affords you the ethos of being able to say "It's just salt for my fries that I'm gonna get when I land." and they just know you're telling the truth. They'll still make you wait while they test it, but they're also big fans and very apologetic. In contrast, they'd probably make Jamie Hyneman sit there and watch while they go through all of his luggage. He is a very serious engineer, but he's also a scofflaw. I could see him having something that's -almost- not okay to take on a flight, but it will also be accompanied by official documentation explaining why it's okay for him to have in his pocket. I don't know if he would be a dick about it, but something tells me he wouldn't know until that moment either lol
1:57 Knowing what you do on that bench, I would no longer keep those flossers and I'd give the rest a good washing!
Adam you should consider making a Cross body sling. They are becoming hugely popular. 👍🏽
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Shouldn't the large bead go in the "comforts of home" bag? It came from your childhood HOME AND it gives you COMFORT!
I would like to see bag #42.
selling product with his name on it on his website "i cant tell what their process is"
Honestly suprised adam doesnt keep a small notebook in his pocket at all times. I been doing it for a while now and its damn usefull.
Love this idea - have you ever considered using different colored zippers for each of the pouches? Just for a little more visual differentiation...
Oo, I want those! And love the contents.I prefer a mechanical pencil that doesn’t make the awful squeaky sound. Adam probably can’t hear it.
And now I need a set of bags, I'll find something to justify purchasing them :D
You don't have that Lamy fountain pen you had the other day in that bag #3. I am a bit of an enthusiast about FPs and I am curious if you stuck to using it or not 🤔
I am intrigued about these. I recently discovered that sound tools has some pouches that are similar and I have started going down the pouch route. It's hard to find things that are small yet to keep things organized. I have two sets so far. Red is used for cameras, I have two mevos so far and all cables and accessories and a clamp are in there and it fits the camera in its case really nicely. I have another pouch for what I'm calling receivers it's about 5 FM radios that I can hand out if somebody wants to listen to something I'm working on Poor man's IFB. I have another one thats set up with a bunch of things and cables for something I need to test and do a video about which I haven't gotten to but also cables that I might have to rummage through. And I have another one that's got some microphone adapters. I found out the canvas that thay use lens itself really well to be marked with that white marking pen so I have them numbered.
these will definitely be considered next time I'm looking for pouches they look like they might be a heavier duty and they're already numbered.
Neat! Your organization is exhausting to watch. lol
Is the Bic lighter to burn the secret plans you make with the contents in No.3?
loved that apron build video! although smock is more fun to say :P this harkens way back to Adam's "EDC" video long ago... with Gunther? I think?
With Will Smith! One of the first videos with Adam on Tested.
@@tested An updated video of Adam's EDC would be awesome..
The best flaky salt is Maldon. Can you share a link for the earplug you use! Thanks
I travel with a change of clothes (shirt, pants, underwear, socks) and a phone charger. Thats it. Anything else can be obtained at my destination, probably for free, if its a decent hotel.
I really love the pouch set - is it available in europe somewhere?
When the title said "dop kit" I thought this was going to be a video about the wooden dowels and waxes you use for dopping stones for lapidary work.
That's an awesome pouch set, I only wish you had an European Savage Industries warehouse which includes tax, etc. Too be honest, I only buy things outside the EU if VAT is included. Just easier and a lot harder to make any mistakes (like amount of money, etc). 🤘
From what I remember you can mix a kind of diarrhea medicine with the med from his bag 1 they'll just catch fire. Works well in a survival kit.
as a Scott loved the use of the word "Shite" :)
For some reason the content of these bags remind me of the accessory pack from MREs
so just numbered pouches? i could use ziplock cheap transparent and light weight and waterproof
Would love to see one of those black EDC bags but in a messenger bag style like for laptops and/or tablets!
Nice video sir
On the next batch you should color code the zippers
It's DOPP kit - after the inventor Charles Doppelt. And ... really cool pouches.
How do they paint the numbers on so clear?
They need different colour zippers for quick differentiation
I’m wondering how long it will take for Adam to move the bead to his “taste of home #4 and move the adapter to #3.
My bet is immediately after this was filmed.
I want those but the price is crazy!!
Omg! I thought that I was the only person traveling with a bunch of stuff like that 😊
I do something similar with sorting the things in my massive handbag, except my bags are the different harry potter houses
#2 is becoming a purse. Can’t wait to post a picture here.
Where is that big black tote bag from?
Why do you have a tape measure in the toiletry dop kit?
Putting a tea bag in the area that is hurting is fantastic for tooth aches!
If you've ever found yourself without, without power, without food, without backup for your devices, without ways to deal with injuries or discomfort, without light, you build these kinds of things.
if i had: no 1: fishing lures and flies, line, knife, pencil, paper in ziplock bag, matches, needle, bandages, zip stitches. no. 2-5: toilet paper
So, I want to know about that big bag that Adam pulled his five little bags out of. It looks like a pretty decent toolbag....
One day ill have the funds for these pouches and they will be worth every penny.
I keep the writing material with my wallet. Issue is, my current wallet is falling apart now =_=;; might be time for me to make my own since I've had trouble finding a pen that would fit inside (found one that fit, but it was lousy to use). Passport holder size wallets are very nice >
What has it got in its pocketses?
How is super glue not in the kit? Instant stitches.
Hey Adam how can i make 7 segment displays (used in arduino projects) look more like vfd displays used in vhs players and radios?
Funny, you have medicine in a maldon (flake salt) container, and flake salt in a different container that'd be suitable for medicine.
Salt, Salt, Salt, I love Salt ! Cheers.
What's it got in its pocketess? Precioussssss.
The one ring to rule them all 💫
Celtic Sea Salt 😊