Adam Savage's Custom Glue and Paint Carts
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.พ. 2016
- With a little more time on his hands, Adam is continually working on projects in his workshop. Some of those projects are building out the Cave's infrastructure. We stop by to check out his newest glue shelves, which are made from old airplane food service trolleys! Here's how the refurbished rolling carts radically increases Adam's efficiency in the shop!
Shot and Edited by Joey Fameli
Music by Jinglepunks
Subscribe for more videos! th-cam.com/users/subscription_c...
Follow us on Twitter: / testedcom
Get updates on Facebook: / testedcom
Tested is:
Adam Savage / donttrythis
Norman Chan / nchan
Joey Fameli / joeyfameli
Thanks for watching! - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
Could watch Adam build random stuff and talk about that random stuff for hours. Most fascinating human ever.
you have
+•Finn• I have done just that with all the different build videos they have done on this channel
+•Finn• Most fascinating human - I agree. I want to be Adam Savage when I grow up (I'm 50). :-)
Noticed Adam was having a bad hair day. Makers don't care about bad hair days when they're having good paint cart days.
He's like James May on a caffeine rush.
+•Finn• omg agreed!!! sometimes when im studying or doing homework, I leave one of his videos on. idk hearing him build stuff helps me concentrate on my stuff....if that makes sense?...
I love Adam. Most of the time when he wants to build something, he builds something that helps him build that something.
Sameji u
Adam's hair is just slowly being blown away by Adam's creativity and ingenuity.
I have to say...I like "unemployed Adam."
...he seems to be building like crazy - ONE DAY BUILDS!!!!!!!
And he seems a lot more relaxed too.
Adam's excitement over this is wonderful to watch. This single cart is also inspiring on its own
Wow, the hair has gone pretty Doc Brown today :)
+Rob Jeffrey it's a effect of time jumps
+Rob Jeffrey It's called aging. Everyone does and it's totally normal.
skvoch100 when you get old your hair gets longer and stands on end? Nobody told me this, ah well I'll embrace it when it happens
+Rob Jeffrey LoL Im just a stupid kid. Adam Savage is the coolest dude I know and he is my number one role model. Sorry mate!
+Rob Jeffrey Exactly what I was thinking.
I don't know what it is about Adam, but there's something about him and how he sees things, I love how wonderful and happy the world looks through his eyes. It gives me hope and reminds me that even as an adult you can still have fun. and you totes should! :D hehe thanks tested, for giving people the honor of being able to peek into the awesomeness that is Adam Savage.
Make it a real One Day Build next time. Watching him work is great but HEARING him talk out what he wants to do is the best.
I can never get enough of Adam's shop videos. More please!
Adam is master on effiency, management, placement of tools, organizing... he is wise!
I learn so much on how to setup a well working shop watching Adam in his Cave. Better than most any shop class I've seen. Alpha Bravo!
Adam is always improving something or another. never satisfied with default! I totally respect and admire that!
The labelling alone is just plain GOLD!! ADHD hell.. Thanks again!
I'm drooling over the design! That is fantastic.
I flippin' love Adam's mad scientist hair.
We need more Adam in our lives
I'd love to just sit in his workshop watching him work, cos everything Adam does is fascinating, whether it's building a box or turning a rather mundane item, such as them airline food cabinets, into a really useful storage facility for his tools, he needs his own TV show where he just builds stuff, from models to, well, the sky's the limit I guess... :D
I love adam. he is the man I always hoped to become and hopefully one day I may have 10% of his knowledge and 100% of his geeky love of everything. keep the videos coming.
I love how passionate he is
these are my favorite vids from tested
Love, love the cart idea. So very organized. I would add a power strip to the back.
This needs to be a service on the airlines. I pass time so much better while sculpting or painting than watching movies or reading books.
Thanks Tested! another great video!
Awesome, I could watch this man work all day. I like how he said he was "inbetween jobs" - hehe. Plenty of time for more workshop organising. Can we have a whole series of Adam organising his workshop? I find it completely fascinating.
I love the organizational videos....I need all the help I can get!!
A hospital supply place next store to my office was moving to a new location and they brought in a dumpster to get rid of stuff they didn't want to move. Lots of shelving, out of date medical supplies ect. The best thing though was the nurses carts. Constructed of aluminum with keys to the drawers. So many they couldn't fit them in the dumpster so they were just lined up by the dumpster waiting each week for the garbage truck to come. My friends and I would come by with our pickup trucks and relieve them of all the cart goodness once a week. I guess we could have sold them but instead we used the broken ones for aluminum for projects and I still have quite a stash. I also kept some of the carts for storage of race car parts, paint supplies and basic shop tools. I have one just for welding, one for bodywork ect
Great if you can find them.
This video got me so excited for some reason.
I want those carts with the drawers!
Could you imagine being Adam's friend , it would be mind boggling and very educational.
Yes he is becomes Doc Brown.
Thank you Adam for all you have done and the lessons learned.
Funny thing: these past few weeks I've been looking for a couple of those airline carts to store things in my workshop. No hurry, whenever. But now, I MUST FIND THEM. Thanks, Adam.
If Adam's work shop were to be sold "as is" and complete with nothing removed it would likely go for millions.
Thanx guys very inspiring!
I wasn't a big fan of the show, neither I know much about them, but seeing this video I can understand the fascination. These guys could make a video of paint drying and I would be all day watching it. The energy and the familiarity is so damn good.
Now is the time to strike! Get Adam to work for tested fulltime! You know we love the content with him in it.
Back to the future with Adam Savage!! :D
please give us, MORE ONE DAY BUILDS!!!!! WE LOVE THAT SHIZ!!!!
Awesome build idea, I see you use Tamiya paint, great stuff, and its stores well. My dad has some thats over 30 years old that he used a little from time to time on his models. the lids work great.
thats cool my pops has that exact same table saw. its a good one!
Damn you Adam! Your F-Drawers Initiative invaded my shop!!! Love it!!!!
Great job on the point of use cabinet. I spent over 20 years in manufacturing with a Japanese company. The method they used for organization was similar. One thing that helps on clean up. Any place you will have an over spill of glue, put a small tray with a thin layer of oil. The glue solidifies on the surface and is easily removed.
Every time I see a glimpse of Adams shop, I feel really jelly. If I was to purchase even get a fraction of the items in his shop, It would probably cost me a second and third mortgage. lol. Granted, now it seems like all you need is a proper cnc router, 3D printer, air brush and a bunch of small electrical gadgets, like the teensy arduino, and you can probably make almost any basic prop.
Adam has a workshop, which he uses to build tools, for his workship, which he uses to build even more tools for his workshop and so on. It's great! :D
I love you man your frikin awesome and I admire you
I've started to use lazysuzans (is that how to pronounce that word?) underneath nearly all cubbordspace and hard to reach places. If I have to go around a shelf or it is in a cubbord to see it all, I'll usually try to fit a lazysuzan in it. For example: I have all my deturgents in a cubbord under the sink. It was annoying to take everything out when i wanted to find just one thing and things were falling, so i put a few buckets underneath (and underneath the buckets some beads in a vat) so now i can twirl everything around and it is easy to lift a single group of detergents away if I want to :) I am also considering building rotating cubbords for shoes, clothing etc. basically for the bigger stuff :)
pretty cool adam!
Fantastic video! love it :)
Nice one!
Beautiful shop he has. One question about the the size of space " can Adam cut a full 8x4 sheet on that table saw"
What kind of airbrushes does Adam use? I'm fond of my Iwata's personally. I actually got used to using them without any inline oil filter to hold onto which is weird because I have major man hands. Love the fine details I can get with them.
What's that black and yellow rack-like cart in the background of the timelapse section near the end of the video? I can't tell if it's a rack of sloped drawers or a rack of toolboxes...
Its official Adam has the "mad scientist" hair going on! That's the #1 sign someone is a genius and a bit quirky lol, love your vids brother I grew up watching Mythbusters and have learned alot from you! 👍🏻
I wonder if he has or has considered lining the bottom of the drawers with silicone food mats seeing as how most adhesives don't bond to silicone. That way if there is a spill or leak it will be more contained mass instead of a blob stuck to the bottom of the drawer that needs solvent to be removed. Just a thought.
I could to Adam for HOURS.....Actually DAYS!!
More of these
More Adam Savage building, less not Adam Savage building.
He should just Twitch stream his shop 24/7, with an editor making a TH-cam time lapse/digest edit every few days. It wouldn't even need any presentation.
Any bets on how long before he takes the tops off and either replaces them or stains/otherwise redoes them?
With a few modifications that could look like a Dalek from Dr. Who.
have you ever seen those straw dispensers? something like that for your glue sticks would be amazing.
Is that a yellow FJ40 on top of the shelf? Looks like a hobby grade RC crawler..
Didn't know Adam was into RC! Need a video about that!
Seeing that nut & bolt rolling rack behind Adam.. that he's since replaced/upgraded
I am big fan of yours. Please send Hello from Brazil
I would love to know more about different types of glue sticks
awesome!
Boot game on point!
Adam, might I suggest you add felt strips to the interior drawer slides to smooth the action of the drawers. Steel on felt will slide like butter.
Did you always have the powermatic table saw ???
Do they come with the drawers or did he build them?
Are there any combustion concerns storing paints, epoxy, and solvents like that?
I love that they're Canada 3000 carts. They haven't existed since 2001. I flew on C3000 from Toronto to Florida in the late 90s.
How did you incorporate your airbrush gear?
Adam, did you think about either staining or painting the wood on top? It might make the entire cart look that much better.
Looks cold.
I don't have enough for a cart, but a glue caddy would be useful in my tiny shop. I also need a caddy for my paint supplies. I like to have a french cleat organization system to store caddies
Is that a yellow land cruiser rc body on that upper shelf
hey Adam. at the off chance you read comments Do you have a shop space at home? Maybe an area in a garage or spare room setup as a shop?
Adam Savage, child hood hero, leader of the F-drawers initiative, creator of useful things, legend.
What was the name of the aerospace place he got the cart?
just in case people are looking it up the place he mentioned it actually called "Faeth Aircraft Parts" in Sacramento
ctrl+f "faith aerospace"
OK, 20 seconds in and have to say Adam has officially entered the "Mad Scientist" era of his career. At least aesthetically speaking. Enjoy your time Adam! Can't wait to see what you get up to.
Any plans to update the lighting so the light is not so mixed? :-)
Sweet!! Has there been a still untitled this week?
0:27 That's like when my shop teacher said you should spend twice as much time cleaning as you do working on a project. Infrastructure should save you time and effort in the long run though, but it's important to keep in mind that the project is only part of the system.
Adam! You got a new table saw!
Oh my god I just want to go there and build something. The ultimate sandbox.
Pro tip: you want to try this on a budget? IKEA sells little vertical drawers like that, roughly the same size. The casters don't have breaks and they're not as robust, but I use one and it works well enough. IKEA lends itself to hacking so there are options for reinforcement if needed.
(*brakes)
is adams shop on that island thing where they filmed mythbusters?
I like how Adam just casually has a Powermatic cabinet saw in the background, like nbd...
oo nice big powermatic there, pm66?
Wow Adam, is it cold in your shop?
I think Adam has been up all night drinking coffee.
Adam's hair is on point today.
Hey Adam! Could you do an episode on glues and their best applications!? Making a lightsaber prop from an old Hieland flash handle and will be securing metal to metal, metal to rubber and metal to plastic. THANX!
I love the dew.
Love the Doc Brown hair
Is cabinet-grade plywood just always out of stock everywhere in the Bay Area? :-)
Where do you find those carts
more one day builds please
Did the airbrush didn't make it onto the paint cart? I don't see it
so where can you get these carts
I would definitely fly an airline that featured those carts.