Adam Savage's One Day Builds: Tabletop Maker's Vise!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ย. 2024
- Adam adds a new vise to his workbench: a versatile Instrument Maker's Vise designed to grip flat or cylindrical workpieces at different precise angles. This vise is actually a kit from Hemingway, and putting it together becomes a machining adventure unto itself! But the journey is well worth it as Adam couldn't be happier with the finished kit and the machining lessons and experience he gained along this build!
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What hapend to the velociraptor costume!?
Its lefty loosey righty tighty unless its a gas line
What's the story behind how Adam got involved with tested? I see that jamie and adam got introduced a few years into the channel existing.
Have you ever watched Dr.Stone? Imagine yourself being transported to the Stone Age. What would you make first?
Excellent work, looks really good!
Also, your excitement is contagious.
You really should wear a mask. ;)
And the man himself. Cheers!
ToT 😁
22:31 is more of a ThisOldTony shot - the picture/frame consists 50% of a-pair-of-talking-hands and 50% of steel. Now Clickspring´s shot would be 50% a-pair-of-aussie-talking-hands and 50% brass.
He also has a better, more expensive CNC vice. Easy to be happy that way.
After just going through quite some length on his vice, you did not in any way get into the shown usage of the Kurt barrel rifling press featured here?
Sharing with my daughter who’s recently immersed herself in a welding, machining, and fabrication trade. Thanks!
ask her what happend to velociraptor videos
Where did the velociraptor videos go????
for some reason there private
Adam keeps me company when I struggle to sleep. Being a person who finds making and mechanical things very therapeutic, these videos somehow helps me calm my anxiety enough for me to fall asleep. (then I usually watch the video again next day but for entertainment) So thank you for making these! Keep being awesome 🌟
Adam watches all the same youtubers I do, AvE, Clickspring, ToT, etc. That makes me very happy!
The thisoldtony reference made me smile too. Does Adam appreciate the dad jokes too or just the machining content? Pretty sure the jokes are like 70% of why I watch. I'm a woodworker.
I'm only surprised he hasn't mentioned KRucker yet, if you like AvE, Clickspring and ToT then surely?
@@grantdeterman1987 tot is that good my GF plays it with me
Milling with a twist drill? ...I don't think he's actually watching
Who does NOT watch ToT???
Watching these one day builds make me so freaking happy and relaxed. Honestly I love this so much
"scuse me, I'm just gonna spin my deal"..
Same!
Make your peace with threads on the lathe, both ToT and Joe Pi haev terrific walk throughs. Make your peace with it and never look back.
Anyone know why the velociraptor videos have been changed to private?
@krvnjrcbs Well, that answers a lot...... NOT
What happened to All the Velociraptor One Day Build Videos? They're All Gone! I was going to rewatch them all but they all disappeared!
Moved to "Premium Content" maybe?
@@antraxxslingshots It's removed from the Playback History too.
I suggested the name change to the "One of many days builds".
I noticed the live streams become private too, so no re-watching what you've already seen there. Doh!
Did Animax get funny about oversharing trade secrets??
Just aquired a similar vice myself, the Eclipse 180 instrument makers vice, and I cant get over how nicely its designed, really great for a small shop in particular
This Old Tony callout! nice
Can you imagine not knowing One Day Builds exist and then finding them organically and having days worth of videos to watch for the first time? That would be amazing!
Lucky people
That'd be me today 😂!
Adam I am 51 yes old, and watching you mill and work metal on your lathe. Takes me back to Jr High and High School metal shop. I swear I can smell the burning oil and metal thru my PC. Thank you sooo much 😁
It's been satisfying to see Adam's confidence in machining grow over the past year. He didn't have the experience to build this vice a year ago.
Seriously what happened to the velociraptor videos? Y'all even deleted the tweets mentioning their existence. Even the videos for the studio are gone, painting room, foam ball, etc. What happened?
Yeah its so weird! I was halfway through part 3 and the video just stopped playing!! Would be good to at least know if they are coming back in the future.
The Animax blog post has also been removed, so it's not a TH-cam isolated issue ... perhaps a falling out ?
Yeah I noticed yesterday, wanted to ask during the livestream, but commenting was only available to members
i know all gone
Maybe Universal got a little IP anxiety? One could argue that (and I would agree with them) how can someone claim ownership of a dinosaur form and the puppetry to make it a human wearable custome? While that sounds like a healthy to have and even winnable argument, if my guess is correct, it would be against the team of lawyers specializing in IP protection that a company like Universal must employ. To me that sounds like a very very very expensive and long long long argument to potentially win.
I must say I truly love the way you feel about tight tolerances being such a joy to share the joy with you I just happen to love that kind of stuff to your passion is addictive
Nothing better than the feel and accomplishment of building things with your hands. For us it is LEGO builds. Not quite the same but it is very satisfying.
"That's 31 64." ... Every time i hear you say something like that i'm super happy to live in an metric world ^^
Look up binary - you don't infact live in a "metric" world
@@PatrickPease uhm what? Pretty sure they live in reality- which in case you didn't know, isn't binary.
Binary is a numeral system. Metric is a measurement system. They are not comparable. Also, one can both live in a Metric, and Binary world, considering they aren't mutually exclusive.
@@PatrickPease Oh, wow. Someone doesn't know what binary means. Like at all.
@@PatrickPease You don't need to take my "metric world" literally, you know? And i know binary. I'm a software dev. It's not a measurement system.
Precision chaos. Thou and 1/2 tolerance, leaves barn door wide open, we love you Adam.
I love machining! I will be FOREVER grateful to my high school shop teacher Mr. Jones. We had to clock in like we where at work, had to do an internship and a bunch of other stuff lol. I have 1161 hours of learning documented on a certificate, and I don't even know that they still even offer the class anymore.. Kinda sad.. My only good memories from school came from that shop.
"Roughly parable ... -_-" Don't you just love that moment where you sit there silent and ask your brain "Why *that* word of ALL the words we know???"
Those knobs are really nice! Well done!
I so do - brain injury and consequent brain fog makes that a mostly daily occurrence for me. I will say that sometimes the substitute word is amusing, and I kinda feel bad for my poor brain scrambling for anything that sounds like the intended words then coming up all proud.
36:47 This right here is why I love watching you Adam. That whole sequence sums up your personality in a heartbeat.
I'm 34 years old and just starting to fall in love with machining by hand..... It will take me a lifetime to accumulate half the equipment and tooling....I love it because no matter how good you are, there is always more to learn....your a perfect example...I look you like a professor, but you consider yourself a student
Thanks for not editing out those gaps when you are trying to remember a word. I'm going through that now and I thought I was mentally going down a bad road. Glad to know you do it too, now I know that it's just a bump in the road and to just carry on.
I love it when Adam does his own camera work. it feels like we're in the room with him and there's no shaky, out of focus or looking at the wrong thing.
This old Tony: Springs. The spring was invented to fill the gap between winter and summer....
I haven't the slightest idea what this guy is doing but I love the hell out of watching him work. He's explaining and I'm listening but it all looks fascinating. I watch him doing other one-day projects and I like this channel very much. I'm about as far you can get from being a machinist but the craftsmanship is amazing to watch.
Think the first ODB I watched was the DL-44 build way back when! Still get just as excited when I see a new upload after all this time!! Amazing effort, thank you!
After watching every “One Day Build”, you start seeing a pattern
-what he is making
-thow reference (100,200,300)
-whistle
-“delightful”
-drums on desk or wood item
-“quick and dirty”
-forgets to turn on camera reference
-glue or cutting oil importance
-fingers through hair
-glasses on/off/on
2 days later........
-end
And I love it every-time
"Positive hold"
I'm glad to see that I'm not the only one who talks to them self and act funny lol about how good things go in the shop. Love watching you please keep doing this. and I'll keep watching. Thank you Adam you are the man and your team is too . I truly appreciate it especially during covid-19
Really clean. Exciting to watch your own progression even knowing you're already so skilled.
This Old Tony has a joke rate of about 1/30s in his videos. He be dry but the joy be flowing.
He is the definition of dry. Espeically when he forgets to turn on the oil pump on his Maho.
I love his humor, my wife does not get it at all though lol
Yeah, I love those videos. Been working my way through all of them the past few days.
@@bill_and_amanda mine loves him.
What happened to raptor build?
"Because I had to turn the flutes in the clamp knobs" is a good sentence... I like that sentence.
Velociraptor? I'm going to start videoing my screen onto punched tape. Stainless of course.
The Time has come to mirror TH-cam completly. :D
WILSOONNNNNN! I found an old Wilson hiding in a corner of the barn/shop when I bought the place. Its on my list to clean up. man its a beast
I want all the collaborations between ThisOldTony and Adam! :D
I want to see Adam and Colin Furze collaborate.
Enjoyed this video! I know it's not for many, but thought-out and precise work is mesmerizing to me.
“Excuse me while I spin my deal” lol 😂 best line from this ODB
That sound of well milled metal sliding across well milled metal. Mmm so good!
Man, this video made me miss working in a machine shop. Mills are the greatest tools ever!
Well done Adam! I have a 1968 Wilton C0 from Schiller Pk that I'm working on getting into nice shape and I look forward to watching your work on yours.
The Hemingway vise is pretty cool as well! I can see where some of the uses will come into play. It's affords you the same capability of a Wilton Baby Bullet on a powrarm.
Very well done!
“I don’t machine stuff that’s this precise.”
You do now.
he's a national treasure
"This is gonna take another day"
next day: "this is already mechanically working"
Love your work. Next time, could you tell us what you had to do to fix the parallels? Curiosity is killing me.
Well he obviously said: Screw tolerances! And drilled the hole bigger ^^
39:20 I don't think he needed to, it seems it was ok
This old Tony is awesome 😁
Love the One Day Builds, and this is no exception! BUT, I can't help but worry for Adam's eyes when I see him machining cast iron with just regular eyewear! Please take care of those puppies, so we can have One Day Builds for a long time to come!
I always look forward to your one day builds. Several things caught my eye today that i cannot unsee. Rings and watches are dangerous in the shop, almost as dangerous as leaving the barn door open 😆😆😆
How have I never heard of Hemingway Kits before!! This video could cost me a lot of money!!
Adam "I thought the camera was rolling" Savage
Such a great build. I just feel like I'm left wanting after you came back for day two and had already fixed it.
Mr Savage, you are an inspiration dude! This reminds me of my days at my grandfather’s die-cast factory. Thank you!
knowing adam, he'll probably go with something bright, like yellow or orange, but I think both vises would look great in gun blue.
I’ve watched a few of your one day builds and I absolutely love them. Fantastic! It would obviously not be a one day build, but I would LOVE to see you build an off road vehicle... the attention to detail you have is outstanding!!!
I just paused at 12:26 after sitting up and saying to myself, out loud, "Oh, because the middle is the hard part!"
That was fun.
Ok, going back to video.
@12:26 - that's why step drills are so great when working in thin stock - you get the same "clear out a small middle then work the radius" efficiency without having to stop and change tools and worry about getting off-center.
I come to see art, I stay for the little tidbits of wisdom along the way.
Im pleased with it....... you'll see where it goes....
Taking the time to step up drill bit sizes to the final hole always drove my boss batty for the extra time it took; also, "Why was I always asking for new 1/16" bits?" [mostly dealing with fairly precise adaptations/modifications of plastic enclosures by hand - though sometimes aluminum, occasionally steel] Also, starting smaller can let you correct any mistakes; if the hole goes out of round or you find it off-center, you still have the material to file/carve/etc. the hole back on center allowing the next bit(s) to bring it back into compliance.
Yet I never heard a complaint about my results... or a compliment that 99 44/100% of time I didn't have to start over with new material.
Top 5 reasons for the fails I did have:
1) Being rushed.
2) Cheap plastic that was laminated in the casting process & peeled. (Can also be caused by #4)
3) Being in a hurry.
4) Dull drill bits. (they wander)
5) Not taking the time to do it right.
Last bit of advice - for sheet metal and thin panels, step bits are your friend. (I still start with 1/16" pilot, and work my way up to the 3/16" or matching "starting" dia. of the step bit as needed.)
These videos are my ASMR relaxy time.
I love projects that make you grow.
Very nice indeed.
You must do more of this work and the same camera angles, beautiful just beautiful.
These one day builds stand out among all the maker content on YT because more than any other I full believe that if the camera went away Adam would be doing exactly the same thing
I love the sound of the collet (or whatever) being secured in the mill. Like the lovechild of a pneumatic hammer and a glass butterfly. (I need sleep ...)
He's using an air ratchet to tighten the draw bar.
@@xander169 It's music to my ears!
Reminds me of my fly vice. You should do one next
Man, Adam, you run those bits fast!
If you are wanting a realistic Cast Iron finish I recommend VHT Hi Temp engine exhaust manifold paint. It can be baked on
Super nice cut on the v groove!!
Adam, awesome work, and have you ever seen a fractal vise? Whoah, you need one! Lol 😆
While going to school for engineering, we were taught 1/2 turn and then a 1/4 turn back when tapping. When running a tap by machine... keep your hands well back and trust that you didn't screw up the setup.
Or that the tap doesn't explode, sending shrapnel everywhere. Which does happen 1 out of 60 or so taps when doing it on a dumb machine. One thing i love CNCs for, not having to deal with machine tapping anymore. I have a set of programs, depending on taps/material. Press Start, count my fingers.
Space Cowboys is on TV tonight in the UK, well, Scotland (on ITV4), am doing my damnedest to spot the Universal Greeblie right now :) I'd like to say thanks to you Adam and to all of the crew at Tested who make this channel possible. Thanks for keeping us all entertained during the pandemic, I've enjoyed many many hours of watching your stuff over the last year, I can tell it's a lot of hard work, and war wounds :-o. I hope things get back to normal for us all soon. I know you have a gazillion projects all going on at once but I would love to see you do an Aliens APC scratch build at some point in the future. All the best.
Looks like a fun kit. Might pick one up myself
Hi Adam,
I just love your videos. Your upbeat style just lifts my spirit every time, and I find myself imagining having a workshop like yours with all those amazing machines. Of course I would go entirely metric, because those imperial mesurements are just a mystery to me 😉
All my best to you and those around you!
Amazing video, just love watching all the intricate marching, definitely going to watch it again
DAMMIT SAVAGE!! You always do this to me... point me to an expensive kit that I don’t need, can’t justify, have no use for, but desperately want to buy and build it anyway just because.
I think what we need here is a good old fashioned vice off! We need This Old Tony to build one... AvE should certainly throw his 'Coon skin cap into the ring. Hell, even Project Farm!!
So glad ThisOldTony was mentioned. LOVE his content. guy is brilliant
Now that's what I call a milling machine, YEE HAW!
Where have the Raptor build videos gone?
Nice "Officer and a Gentleman" reference at 37:00!
@Adam Thank you for the content you put out everyday! Also hello from Canada! :D
😳
I really want Adam to remake his nut and bolt, really show off all of the things he's learned over the year
Nice build ! I need to think about building one of those for my small engine projects. It would come in handy.
It is such a relief that another brilliant mind has problems speaking nouns as well. It happens to me ALL the time. The names of things always elude me, even though I know exactly what I'm talking about.
Does anyone else get the urge to say "Weeeee!!!" when the camera starts to fall, like on a roller coaster? No? Just me?
"If I want to say something to younger myself it would be: Use more coolant fluid"
-Adam Savage few years ago
Yeah, just not on cast iron!
Hey Adam, you need a Rockwell Jaw horse, you would use this tool all the time it is the best tool in my shop.
Something I used that made my life so easy was a Tail Stock Die holder, made doing external threads a breeze.
Adam could use a new hand die holder. That one he has is the cheapest of the cheap.
Vices on vices on vices to make more vices!
Nice work Adam.
"I'm just gonna spin my deal"..ahh the satisfaction of parts fitting together so perfectly they become one assembly. Great content Adam! I love the old school machining. Every machinist has (or should have) a copy of the "Machinery Handbook" this is the "Machinist's Bible". I'll bet Adam has this somewhere close to his mill or lathe :)
I love the pool table (I think it is a Brunswick Gold Crown). Adam's pool table has a space suit on it...mine has a race track...LOL
Be safe and have fun!
Cheers,
Jeff (Garage Maker Guy)
The first rule of sound engineering is do not make tolerances any tighter than they need to be. Otherwise you are prone to run into troubles like Adam did for a bit. But it may have been simply a case of no oil on the surfaces? Metal on metal likes oil.
reference to clickspring! Yes!!
If you're seeing sparks when machining cast iron you're cutting it too fast. Lower the spindle speed and take your time with the cut, otherwise your tools will dull quickly
I cringed hard every time he drilled a hole too. Slow down! 😱
@@eight433 Yep.
4 x cutting speed of material divided by the diameter.
it looked like he did slow down after that first cut... also when milling rough castings that outer scale can be super hard and it only sparked that one time which was the first time so idk.. as for the drilling hes doing fairly small holes here and smaller drills want more rpm that along with slowly stepping up sizes and his drills look like some high quality pieces u can't buy at lowes or harbor frieght so i think it'l b fine... youtube armchair machinist be like "IT'S NEVER FINE😲😲... EVERYONE DOES EVERYTHING WRONG!!! SAFETY GLASSES!!!!!!!!"
I love these videos but this one was particularly ripe with poor machining practices.
@adamsavage
Something that may help your tapping experience on the mill is:
Spindle speed at 70rpm,
Tapping fluid,
Lower quill by hand into part and apply gentle downward pressure (1 finger resting on quill handle),
When tap breaches bottom of hole with lead of tap fully exposed turn off mill and then apply spindle break,
Turn mill on in reverse and apply gentle upward pressure (same amount as on down stroke but upwards) untill tap exits hole.
This will give you more control over depth of tap and not running out the other side and also removes the tap for you so you dont have to back it out by hand.
Watching Adam thread the hole at 31:11 scared the hell out of me.
I love these kit builds! But please, do a one day build of cutting threads on the lathe... it will set you free
love this vice if only i had the skill set for a project like this.