Adam Savage's One Day Builds: 2001 Spacesuit Helmet Repair!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ค. 2021
- Even years after Adam has "completed" a cosplay or worn it at a convention, he from time to time returns to his costumes to further upgrade or refurbish them with new materials or updated reference. That's the case with the helmet for his 2001: A Space Odyssey spacesuit, which needs a new sewn lining to better match how the originals were made. It's time to take apart this unique helmet and make it more screen accurate, in a build that also gives Adam a break from his current costume project!
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Norm in the background at 26:53 😂😂
I sometimes wonder what was through that door - and its Norm !
I love that Adam watches Lockpicking Lawyer enough to parody the intro blurbs.
LPL FTW! :)
Same here
Where does he do it??
I didn’t see it! Are you lying??
When can we expect the Adam Savage museum to open with all your weird and wonderful creations, I will pay a Fiver to see it.
Yes please ❤️
Even The Spider head from The Thing that moves at night
Don't hold your breath, he's 20 years late on the helmet.
Actually an interactive workshop museum sounds like one of the coolest things ever, i second this!!
Oh can you imagine the poor person curating it? "What do you mean Adam borrowed my main exhibit so he could go to a Con???"
Adam, this style of vid is my fave - "you and a camera" - there is a personal, unpolished spontaneity about it that I love.
'What happens when you hit a snag and you dont feel like continuing' I tend to put the project off to the side till I'm ready to start it again *looks at massive pile of half-completed projects* its working pretty well....
Yeah most people will have little trouble with the first part of that method. It's the second part that's tricky 😜
(Currently looking at a box of micro controller dev boards with wires, sensors and LEDs sticking out of them, patiently waiting for attention)
I'm sure it can finish itself from here...
Im glad to see someone else organization style is simply throwing it all im the same bucket
if you've watched tested long enough, you know Adam loves organization...unusual for him to just chuck it all together.
Who doesn't love Lock Picking Lawyer ? :D
Who
Very dry humor, "slash proof"🤣
I love him he is a good lawyer
Equal parts QA testing and roasting.
Wrong channel
Wow, I forgot how gorgeous that helmet design is.
2001, a timeless classic indeed.
Really like how you left the part with closing the door at the begining... It's the little things like this that always make these videos feel like being in the shop with Adam, rather than just watching a show.
(also, for overly dry contact-cement, you can re-activate it with the hair-dryer to make it tacky again :) I'm tolexing an amplifier while watching this)
We watched this at the end of the year in Highschool in my science class, our teach' was epic, she was a huge fan and always did the HAL9000 voice lmao
Norm's (not so) secret appearance 🤣
At 26:52?
@@-NGC-6302- Yep, the look on his face!
I think Adam heard him as well lol
looked like he just walked in on his parents getting busy LoL!!!
Why is it that I have zero interest in sewing but I’m happy to watch Adam sew for 15 minutes?
Man, the first chunk where you're just looking at bits of half finished stuff and going "Oh man", "Yeah that thing", is the most relatable thing I've ever seen on this channel, and *strongly* reminds me of my own projects.
Hope you're well Adam!
I seriously appreciate your wisdom adam. Good wisdom is seldom free
dennis is ooopss face was gold and his silent and subtle leave is gold!
Ah yes Adam,... recreating a suit/costume from my all time, forever favorite visionary, artistic and philosophical movie!
"open the pod bay doors Hal" is what I wanted to hear with the helmet on, just once.
except this is a "Moon Suit" (different scene)
Adam. I know you love spacesuits - have you ever seen the suit proposed in 1949 by the British Interplanetary Society (BIS)? It's incredible. TH-camr Tom Scott made a video about it not long ago. It looks like a cross between a suit of armour, and a Siebe Gorman diving suit. A wearable replica might be fun, and I think that it would be right up your street, to coin a phrase.
I've lost track over the years of all my unfinished projects that lay in various bins, boxes, and long-forgotten closets. And worse yet I'm still taking on new projects weekly knowing the possibility of their completion becomes even more sketchy as I continue down this path of curiosity. Is there no end?
This is why Finescale Modeler forum is running a "bring out your dead" group build, to finish off some of those uncompleted projects.
I've been curious about the 2001 helmet we've been seeing in the background of various videos for ages now. Thanks for sharing!
Always turn the wheel towards yourself when trying to release the thread, Adam. You can cause the thread to get caught in the hook (the spinning thing that the bobbin case goes into) if you reverse the machine like that.
Woooow Colonial Marines Suit!! ❤️ Please More!!
love the @lockpickinglawyer shoutout, one of my favorite channels too
Many times when I complete a project and am having an issue such as your grommits issue, I sometimes decide to just move on and see if my urge to fix it goes away or not. Sometimes I find I care less a few days later than I did in the moment.....and sometimes it bothers me enough to come back and fix it (or at least try).
26:50 unexpected Norm sighting!
Speaking of projects that hit a rut, martian space suit?
:)
#no-neck-ring
please
🙄
That bit where Adam is looking over the work he had before and is like, “Oh yeah! There’s this whole deal...” *rubs eyes in exasperation*
🤣 My hobby is scale modelling - I feel your pain!
Alright now there is a direct connection to the modern rogue and Adam Savage. LOCK PICKING LAWYER IS KEY
Always love to see an LPL shoutout :D
Would love a collab with LPL, Tested, Colin Furze, JoergSprave - can do it at Demolition Ranch!
OOOH! And then have LegalEagle go over how many laws it would break on public property!
Hmm. Wouldn’t that require a lock of some sort, or maybe some so-called slash-proof fabric, in order for the LPL to get involved?
@@shubinternet He also likes puzzles!
@@coeusdarksoul2855 - So far as I have seen, the only puzzles that LPL has demonstrated an affinity for are those that involve a bottle of some type of alcohol that is protected by some kind of crude “lock”. Those locks that he has inflicted on his wife have only resulted in the bottoms of the ice cream containers being cut off. I struggle to see how either of those criteria would be likely to be satisfied by the likes of Adam and Colin, etc….
Sad to say, as I am a fan of all these people. I just don’t see an obvious way to get them all together.
LOVE these suits!! Also can't wait to see the USCM armor done.... Aliens has been on my long list for some time. I want to do the smart-gun operator though.
Very cool! It's nice to see this one completed!
Honestly I love that he always uses the same music for this because the LICC appeares in there multiple times and it's always fun hearing it in the wild
Later, you could perhaps cut away just a rectangle that includes the grommets, then make an insert with spacing that appeals to you more. That could slide into the void and the new seams would probably disappear... instead of doing the whole interior again. Fun to watch your problem solving, and giving me a wonderful distraction in lulls between grading my college student's finals
Nothing helps a cutting job more that a nice, SHARP pair of scissors...Love your work Adam!
16:00 Ahhhh my favorite Free Library music. Sounds really good in stereo head phones too
Really a great working tune... do you have a link for the source? I'd love to hear more... thanks in advance!
yeah do you know what's it called? I wanna listen to it on it's own.
@@valithevali Chill Breed by Christopher Lynch. Album: Electric Bordello 2
@@jazzyfax thats not the song. I googled the crap out of it and couldn't find it
I have a "one day build" suggestion. I just got a set of "NEOLEO" building bricks - they are essentially half-sized Lego. A $50 kit contains 3,900 parts - which makes it a "bigger" build than pretty much any Lego set. I'd love to see you take a shot at it!
Awesome!!! This is fantastic stuff. Was this recorded before your show-and-tell where we saw the finished inner leather lining?
Looks great Adam!
Finally some more spacesuits! 🙂🙂
I do believe that Bowman's breathing was in fact Kubrick himself.
Learning to say "enough is enough" on a project is the hardest part but important as if you keep on you could just make a mess out of things totally.
You have so many collectibles and worthy of attention that you should probably take a shed and create the "Adam Savage's Museum"
No a rented space an exhibit traveling all over
@@WhiteBloggerBlackSpecs Maybe Adam want to have is items near, also if exposed. But, who knows, maybe he don't want to expose them in any way. :P
@@TAPRACKBANG all those items have a story behind them a nice sentiment to have it all in one collection
26:52 "A wild Norm appears" 🤣🤣
Grommets look fine
just in time cant wait to this one
This is a thing I've been thinking of. I know Adam has mentioned he is interested in capturing the look and feel of movies and characters with his costumes. There is obviously a lot of creativity going into his work. Has Adam considered creating new and original costumes/characters, ie his own designs? I bet that creativity could come up with some interesting ideas. :)
Adam, do you have a plan to make a red Dave suit or any of the other space suits from 2001. I would honestly like to see a Dave Red spacesuit with a Green helmet.
I spotted a wild Norm.
I always feel like that noise is my neck as you wrench the camera around. Grabbed by the throat and skree skrunkrunk skrak ka ka krunk.
Once you’re done with the 2001 space suit, you should take a look at the British Institute of Space Lunar Suit.
So cool!👍👍👍
26:50 look at the door for surprise 😜
Imagine how good the machines they sew real space suits with must be.
Rather apt the siren in the background when you mentioned your sewing machine breaking needles and coughing up blood lol
26:50 NORM! (Remember to say it, like they did on Cheers lol!)
0:30 Adam closing the door to the corridor behind the shop, so the raptor would not escape
I love the time lapse music! Where can I find it for my collection?
I love the music used in this video - does anyone know the name of it?
My mans got the mars yard shoes 🔥
Nice love the LPL
Nice to know that Adam has a "Naughty Bucket" for costumes.
Adam sir i am a big fan of you. And your modified nerf rival gun and iron man suit are one of my favourite videos.
And best of luck for your upcoming videos.
Adam's wife coming into the cave 4:10 : "not this again Adam"
Please never stop being yourself.
The older I get, the more I want to declutter and get rid of stuff. I like seeing all the things Adam as and all the projects he undertakes but just owning that much stuff would give me nightmares.
I saw one of these helmets at the Kubrick exhibit that was at the Jewish museum in SF several years ago. It was displayed next an ape head prosthetic from the beginning of 2001. The ape head looked like it would fit in the helmet despite the protruding jaws. I’m guessing that’s intentional and that it’s a parallel statement to the thrown bone weapon turning into the orbital weapons platform. It’s the same statement: we’re still apes.
Hey Adam, are you going to be cosplaying at Toronto's Fan Expo in Octorber?
God. If I could smoke weed and hang out with anybody currently living, Adam is my top choice.
His left shoulder strap, seriously it is killing me... 🤣
Why did I yell "Calipers!" when he was loading up his apron?? Hahahaha.
Damn. I was thinking the same thing - maybe the four inch Mitutoyo? Or the six?
9:30 He comments on LPL. I just watched one of his videos on a gun safe right before this...
Your "lock picking lawyer" segment made you sound So much like James Spader!
I was wondering about circular 15mm velcro disks to attach it. My climbing helmet liner uses them so you can detach and wash it.
perfect😂since when has anything adam done perfect
Adam, love your videos sir. What do you use as your primary camera?
Adam, have you considered building your own replica of the British Interplanetary Society lunar spacesuit? It totally seems like your kind of thing.
"When the result that you got doesn't match the result that you sought." I like that.
Adam loves a good helmet. ☺👍
2001: A Space Odyssey EXPLANTION ; Randy M. Zeitman
2001: A Space Odyssey is my favorite film. In fact it was a life-changing film for me as, at age 9 when I saw it in the theatre, definitely propelled me toward a particular kind of introspective thinking which I later found out was called Existentialism. (And even later found that Kubrick considered himself a ‘pragmatic existentialist’ which is probably why I'm so drawn to his films as they are pretty much each a chapter inquiring into 'the fallout of existence'.
So after seeing 2001 for about the 20-nth time (on VHS I guess) I finally had my "ah-ha!" moment about the film and then most of the big pieces seemed to fall (at least to my satisfaction) into place.
2001 is a triple-allegory: The Sentinel; Thus Spoke Zarathustra (Nietzsche, existential classic) and The Odyssey (Homer, another existential classic).
((Having only read essays summarizing Thus Spoke and The Odyssey it's fair to assume there may be elements of both presented in 2001 that I don't account for. Perhaps those reading the essay can help to expand it and certainly I would give acknowledgement to those who contribute.))
Kubrick rabidly uses sexual symbolism...the man's rifle in Full Metal Jacket, the walking cane in A Clockwork Orange, and the Peter Seller's uncontrollable 'erect-arm-penis' as Dr. Strangelove.
And that's the same role the human arms play in 2001. When the monolith appears man is compelled to reach to it (which kinda gives away what the monolith is, right?)
But lets continue with the ape tossing his tool (pun intended).
In space the shuttle docks (sex) with the space station. The entrance to the space station is rectangular (allusion to monolith.). The Blue Danube is a waltz...a mating dance.
The stewardess, when she walks in the tube, then upside down, every time I've seen the movie with a women I ask them what that looks like and they say "Well *I* know what it looks like!" (...hint...Georgia O'Keefe.).
Dr. Floyd and company travel to Clavius where the monolith is uncovered (trojan horse in the Odyssey portion of this triple allegory).
Nothing happens till one of them reaches to touch it...the monolith 'screams' with the radio signal to Jupiter... orgasm as well as the siren song from The Odyssey.
Now we're on Discovery...giant penis.
Though HAL is male he is the mother of the ship HAL (his eye is a breast, Colossus in the Homeric allegory) and like man he cannot overcome his innate drive to complete the mission despite the illogic of killing the crew members...except for Bowman who survives.
- HAL kills the crew when Bowman's outside. (They're sperm (or at least the carry the DNA of life) and only one sperm can make it to the target in the story of life... ONE winner and David Bowman (Odysseus, the "Bow-Man" and a King (David)...has The Right Stuff (pun again intended).
(Also, this may also by why there's so little dialog and emotion throughout the film. Mankind thinks they've aspired to the degree that they have overcome their emotional failings. It's an ego thing that actually shows up again at the end. (Think Spock.)
The man on the TV broadcast about the mission makes very special note that there's SIX crew members... five human and HAL. Well, perhaps Kubrick really meant that because sex is latin for six.
So they get to Jupiter and Bowman must explore the monolith - he can't avoid it if it wanted to - human nature.
He enters and travels through the fantastic journey to end up at 'the room' where he undergoes 'rebirth' to become reborn as the Star Child at the end (he reaches for the monolith as his final terminal gesture...the only gesture that matters).
- The spaceship Discovery is a penis.
- The 'pods' are sperm.
- Crew are DNA (and when Dave disconnects HAL I'm thinking that's also HAL's DNA...(and each memory module is pretty much shaped like a monolith) Kubrick is saying that all creatures that realize their own existence with have to confront the wall of emotion vs. reason.
- The monolith is a vagina. It's the source of recreation and beings who desire to reproduce (ascend) are innately drawn to it.
- The fantastic light journey is Kubrick's 'visual sensory experience' of sex and perhaps the birth canal - where the mystery of life is. (There's even a few scenes where the pod has a 'tail' built from bubbles which strongly resembles a sperm.)
- The 'clean room' is a womb. I've no idea about its styling (or whatever it is but I would like to know what the paintings are on the walls).
Dave goes through three stages of gestation (three trimesters?). Why does he 'become the person he sees?' I guess it's just dramatic license...hint that a great transformation that is beyond the scope of human sense is occurring. (And as one Art C. Clarke) said, "you can't distinguish advanced technology from magic".)
(But by the way, when Dave arrives in the room he's very shaken up and his facial features seem distended...fetus like?)
But he has to die to be reborn, circle of rebirth and a nod to existentialism... to change oneself is to 'kill the old you'...also dove-tails into Thus Spoke Zarathustra...also speaks to the Existential notion that cause and effect are often indistinguishable.
But about the wine glass falling on the floor. I think this serves two roles.
1. It represents man's innate flaws
2. It puts Dave in a prone position because that's where a humble servant would be...and this looking up happens throughout...ape looks up to the sky, man to the heavens, the camera angle in Dave's pod when he 'arises' to the light journey. (And I think this is also why the monolith is so tall! If it were 6 ft. tall man would think this is another man...his peer. In conjunction with that you have to note that it's wine...religious humility...not even caffine free diet Jolt would cut it.)
Lots and lots and lots of threes
- captions ("The Dawn of Man", "Intermission", "Jupiter Mission: Eighteen Months Later")
- sections to the movie (on earth, en route, and to the beyond)
- crew members in hibernation
- crew in the moon transport
- windows on Discovery
- pods in Discovery
- dishes on AE-35 antenna
- gestation period
I think the HAL's many memory units, his DNA, are monolith like and nod to the touch-monilith-sex-life-death-rebirth theme. This is consistent with Kubrick's Existential nod that all living beings are driven toward perpetuating that existence through sex... of course...it's the entire overall theme of the Sentinal allegory.Copyright 2019, Randy M. Zeitman (first version 2000).
Cannot be published without express written permission from Randy M. Zeitman.
[Bob Villa voice]
Welcome to this old cosplay
Hey Adam did you ever get those brush holders for the apron ??
This will be epic :)
4:12 (talking about 2001 a space odyssey) (walks away from camra) (comes back) oh yeah im wearing a apron
Adam, After seeing this video makes me want to ask you to build the fight suite from the movie the Last starfighter colt classic !
As a gentleman who sews, I have to constantly suppress the urge to show all the errors to anyone who compliments me on my outfit.
26:52 frightened Norm cameo lol
You've also heard about Lock Picking Lawyer?!?!?!? Wow.
If your barge or other contact adhesive is spaghetti'ing then you can thin it once more using acetone.
That's funny i have just finished 3d resin printing a model of Dave Bowman for my Mobius Model of the Space Pod just a couple of minutes ago
Adam, what do you think of all of the SciFi helmets, that include interior lighting, impractical and unnecessary that it is, so the camera can capture the wearer's facial expressions? Not very realistic (IMHO). Ralph
Who's playing the music in the background? Also like the helmet!
Those Kai shears are, as Adam would say, "a nice bit of kit."
LPL viewership increases 100% !
Where is the Martian suit Adam!? Wheeeeeereeeeeeeeeeee issss ittttttt!!!? (mimicking Gary Oldman scream from The Professional)
26:53 Hi Norm!
Whenever I hear a sewing machine running at slow speed, I can't help but hear "daka daka daka daka".
The ghosts of Apone, Hicks, Hudson, Vasquez are overlooking Adam as he works….
How long do you leave it before the smell of that glue is gone and you can wear the helmet without wiff.
I noticed that the apron straps don't lie flat.