Adam Savage's One Day Builds: Hellboy's Samaritan Prop, Part 4!
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- With Adam's replica of the Hellboy Samaritan prop mostly completed, Adam turns his attention to replicating the large bullet props that would go in the chamber. It's a machining exercise that calls upon the use of a custom profile tool to shape the aluminum, and then pair with a brass casing--all made on the lathe. As a finishing touch, Adam sends his pieces to collaborator Victor Broadley, who uses an amazing vintage toolmaker's mill to etch the proper labeling to match these props in the Hellboy universe!
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Shot by Adam Savage and edited by Gunther Kirsch
Additional footage courtesy of Victor Broadley
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Watch the full build of the Samaritan Prop here: th-cam.com/play/PLJtitKU0CAej3SEadB2CaVTJ-M-MNYsjO.html
how is this comment 8 hours ago??????
Okay. As soon as you said the bullets were 22mm in diameter i had to immediately figure out what kind of caliber that would be. Since Im not a gun guy it took a few minutes and Im not sure if Im correct but it looks like a bullet of that girth would be called an "86 caliber"
I've asked this before, but are there any legal issues in California about making what's essentially a functioning 22mm revolver? You don't have an orange tip or anything.
@@RedHeadKevin it doesn’t function and is a replica prop... and a beautiful replica too.
I’m pretty sure all is ok and you don’t need to worry.
Love watching you build with the lathe. Check out Abomb79 on youtube. He has some great instructional info when using all types of lathes and shapers.
can we talk about how gorgeous his friends camera work was
Right? Where's the full video builds from him?
Yes Brooks, beautiful camera work. You can’t beat Adam’s videos for content though. Some of the best information out there, and Adam is a great showman. Hopefully when the pandemic is over Mr. Savage will be able to hire a person to shoot the same quality of video. ;-)
Utterly gorgeous camera and shots, that lettering machine blew my mind!
He also appears to be a phenomenal machinist.
@Theodore Pohlen Good point. I’ll check them out.
if Victor Broadley doesn't have a youtube channel he should i liked thes up close video + the glass bullets he made are amazing
Agreed. I was about to comment and ask if he has one. His filming and craftmanship were stunning. Could watch that forever
Seriously, blown away at his skill with the camera. Victor, if you read this, seriously consider becoming a TH-cam contributor. I think you'll do better than great.
Agree!!!!
It's beautiful footage! And the music choice, I don't know if that's Adam or Victor, but it had me chill AF
he's kinda like a polar opposite to adam, chill / calm/ tidy and seems to be so gentle with things.
Adam: "Bullets"
California PD: "We'd like to have a word with you, Mr. Sav-"
Adam: "Bullet-shaped OBJECTS"
or the fbi (again). we've had a few calls about you making bullets sir, can you explain why you would do this ?
Adam - i'm adam savage and i'm making the samaritan gun from hell boy.
fbi- ah carry on then.
Over .500" without a destructive device tax stamp? BATFE start to stir...
22 mm thermal deton...shaped objects.
Watching you sand the aluminum part without wearing a mask reminded me of when I worked as a metal finisher for an aerospace manufacturer while I was in University. Even though I wore a mask when working I ended up with enough metal dust in my lungs to give me a horrendous case of bronchitis during the summer. I was sick for days! Wear a mask when creating metal dust if you value your lung health! Great metal work!
Crafsman agrees : th-cam.com/video/p_65qCD2On8/w-d-xo.html
Back when i was more active in metal working as a hobby my roommate/bf was so mad that i ended up getting a full face respirator. Aside from grinding/cutting metal its also great for cosplay
Amen
As someone that's only 32 and needing regular lung transplant assessments, I value this message.
Protect the body you have, getting replacement parts isn't easy.
Little tip for you Adam:
When you have a bullet blank shape you are happy with you can improve the surface finish your lathe tool gives by using valve grinding paste on the former you have turned and lap the surface of the cutting tool (on the lathe). The aluminium former is perfect for this as you can load it up with the cutting compound. I had to learn to make profile tools like this as part of my apprenticeship
4:54
Literally me every time I use a sharp implement...
* Prepares to stab into table *
* Stops because it's a bad idea*
Lol I spotted that as well!
@@cynicalcloud3453 I did too, and I immediately assumed there would be a comment about it (like you I guess) :-)
This was so funny omg
Adam I do not know if you read these but just remember the words "Deglove" and "Wedding Ring" go together.... Just looking out for ya!
That's just the degree of love he has.
Also, I feel should be added, take the watch off, don't wanna see an avoidable accident happen ✌🏻
I puckered a bit when ring hand was under the chuck like that on the ways. I mean...he's not even wearing a safety tie.
Yeah, when I saw him on the band saw with the wood for the grip all that was flashing through my head was images from my high school shop classes, with dismembered fingers and GUUUUGH.
Considering the accident he had earlier in the year, he still isn't heeding his own warnings. You can see how excited he gets completely overshadows his focus on safety. I'm surprised he didn't learn from almost losing his finger the last time.
3:44 I can hear a young british lad singing about dykem in the background.
Seriously, when is the Alec Steele & Adam Savage collaborative project coming? ;)
Just thinking the same 😄😄
@@andreasnilsson6567 That much enthusiasm in one room? The universe might implode :D
Atleast he wasn't using the "devil's" dykem
I liked alec before he got big.... now hes not even a blacksmith....
Little tip for you Adam:
When you have a bullet blank shape you are happy with you can improve the surface finish your lathe tool gives by using valve grinding paste on the former you have turned and lap the surface of the cutting tool (on the lathe). The aluminium former is perfect for this as you can load it up with the cutting compound. I had to learn to make profile tools like this as part of my apprenticeship
Good Idea. Do you run the lathe backwards for the lapping process?
@@colinkenow5406 That was exactly my question...one would think it would help to bring the paste in from the acute angle instead of just getting scraped away by the sharp edge.
@@frollard ah, you grind the top of the tool to form the cutting edge last of all, you are looking for the full profile to be shiny to know you have a the smoothest possible shape. Backwards or forwards makes no difference, but you have to be careful where that paste goes
Adam is that one cool industrial designs teacher we all had in high school.
Thank you for helping us, your fans, every second, of every day, battle the negativity, sadness and nonsense that goes on in this world, and allows us to let our imaginations run wild, and pretend for a brief second, that we are in another world, another time, and in another costume living a life without poverty, hate, and strife. Thank you Adam. Your fans appreciate you.
This etching tool is amazing, analog Cnc basically
engraving machine, it's a type of pantograph, google that for more info. Stefan Gotteswinter shows one in his shop tour by NYC CNC cutting torx heads in small screws which is cool
It's not etching. Engraving.
Deckel g1l Pantograph. And it can do even smaller work. With mine, i've cut hex keys in pentalobe screws. ;)
If you want a really nice machine tour Stefan Gotteswinter has one on his channel.
Adam is right, I work as a quality engineer on a fabrication (mills, lathes, etc) and plastics injection manufacturing floor. Mold and tool makers are artists, no other word for it.
My father is a toolmaker. I never really thought about what he does and why that's his title but, after watching Adam machine and make so many things, I now realize how precise my father's work has to be. To hear Adam refer to them as the 'Einsteins of machining' makes me feel proud of my pops!
When the toolmaker flexes on you with a variant of your prop build
Wow!!! I was totally immersed in the etching process..., I was leaning in and I actually tried to blow away the chips so I could see....
One day build idea: make a mold and silicone replica of your wedding ring, and then wear it when you're using the lathe.
Always stunning to watch someone thats an expert with a tool or machine.
Hey Adam! Just wanted to let you know that the work you are doing and have been doing is amazing. I am a firefighter in Texas and I just wanted to let you know that after a hard call, or even a hard shift your videos help me to relax and just smile. It’s such a great feeling seeing you happy and just hearing your commentary while building. Don’t stop being awesome. Sincerely, a dragon slayer from Texas 😀
How can you NOT love a guy who takes such joy in his work? You can't...
Hey Adam! Thank you for being the father figure in my life when I never had one. You’ve been there for me since I saw my first ever mythbusters episode. You’ve continued to be there when I hope less, when I was my happiest, when I lost my job due to COVID. As a near lifelong fan I want to thank you for making me laugh while making me think and learn. This might be corny but the best thing you make is peoples days. Thank you
I cannot tell you, Adam, how much I have enjoyed your full-hearted jump back into the realm of prop building again.
Thank you for proselytizing the everlasting joy of crafting a thing of beauty, complexity, and cultural significance.
I wanted to see the casing being put into the gun, haha
Same here.
me too
I was actually waiting to see him slot one into the Samaritan's chamber & give it a spin.
Hopefully Adam does it on the next part (perhaps for the cylinder's mechanism).
There's just something so incredibly satisfying about watching somebody use a honking great piece of machinery to produce such fine detail work.
Wow the bullets came out so good. The way Viktor etched the letters into the bullet casing was so cool! I didn't even know that machine existed till now. Agh! They came out so great. This whole build is really coming together.
I've watched every one of your One Day Builds, Ask Adam videos, Adam Savage's Favorite Tools videos, etc. and so I feel like I've learned a freaking ton of things about making stuff from you, Adam, which has caused me to realize that it has become more and more rare that a technique you describe makes my jaw drop...HOWEVER, when you started to describe how you eventually got the lettering done on your bullets, my jaw dropped! I had NO IDEA that kind of freaking amazing machine existed! 3D transferring of a shape via a machine that traces said shape and recreates it perfectly into any scale you want AND DOES IT ALL REAL TIME?!?! WAIT WHAT??? If you stop and think about how someone had a problem they needed to solve and that THIS was the solution they came up with and then they had to figure out how to make all that function properly just blows my friggin mind...This is why I love watching your videos Adam; it's not just because I love watching and listening to you make something you are genuinely passionate about and learning about how you go about doing things, it's also for things like this because I would have never, ever known such a thing or technique even existed otherwise! Keep up the amazingly fantastic work!!!
P.S. My thoughts, my prayers, and my condolences to you, your family, Grant's family and friends, and everyone else that got to know him. We lost a national.....no, we lost a GLOBAL treasure that day. As someone who grew up with Battlebots (and loving Deadblow because of it's sheer power) and then Mythbusters (I was only 9 when Mythbusters first aired and I have watched [multiple times] every single episode), I will openly admit that I shed quite a few tears when I learned the news. Stay strong, stay hopeful, and stay safe guys!
This one day build, for whatever reason, is very comforting to watch. More-so than the usual ones. Idk if its the quiet voiceovers or the music in the time lapses but I enjoy it.
My grandpa’s friend is a tool and die maker and I got to see his shop one time. He was explaining his work in thousandths. I asked if that was thousandths of an inch, he said no, thousandths of a thousandth. A MILLIONTH of an inch! Those guys are on another level
As a toolmaker I have to say.... thank you Adam! I never name me in one sentence with Albert Einstein, that man was a genius! I'm just a man doing my job....
But hearing such words from you!
You're a genius too! All the cosplays, all the great stuff you've build...
I'm also into cosplay and made some stuff for friends for cosplaying and I have to say that some of your videos really helped! Thank you, Adam!
I was already blown away by the etching on the bullets, and then the clear bullets showed up and I may never recover! Amazing!
Those look Awesome, Victor did a Great job on those clear ones, really showing off his skills as a Tool and Die maker.
1:10 This is literally a hand cannon.
For a point of reference:
Things considered cannons by the modern military basically start at 20mm and go up from there (Granted, they have a longer shell with more powder behind the bullet). There's also a few grenade launchers like the Daewoo k11 that fire a 20mm grenade that kinda look like the Hellboy rounds, albeit with a longer grenade than the "bullet".
I always thought "cannon" meant "explosive rounds" and "gun" was "not-explosive rounds."
@@RedHeadKevin That distinction is unfortunately incorrect, at least when it comes to modern military parlance.
@@zerofox975 Indeed. However, the general size of what is considered a "cannon" versus a "gun" actually is dictated by the minimum size to contain a "useful" explosive payload.
There is Russian ks-23. Special carbine. Rifled 23mm pump action. And it’s still a ‘handgun’. Used to shot gas canisters, rubber slugs and buckshot. Also there is lethal ammo AFAIK for it.
@@evensgrey I don't think Weird Al was involved with Johnny Dangerously, and I'm sure they just took ".44 Magnum" and doubled it as a joke with no thought for what sort of weapon that would actually be. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johnny_Dangerously
The parallel arm reducing engraving machine is a thing of beauty.
This build has been an absolutely wonderful treat, and I can't wait for more.
I love these videos and I love the authenticity and earnestness that comes from Adam doing his own camera and sound work! Mistakes and all, it’s awesome to watch!
I appreciate that you, with all your tools and learned expertise, is happy when someone else can do something that you can't, that you find joy in the sharing with a pure lack of envy.
It is encouraging to see our idols performing arts of humility such that we can all be better people.
I really enjoy his prop and costume making, everything looks so awesome! 😁
I’m so happy he made those bullets! Those were my favorite when he loaded them up, I always thought that they were so cool because it had every element for hunting monsters
Watching the part with his friend machining the casings and how it was shot made me remember how much i miss click spring releasing videos.
Adam + blue marking fluid = a true love story 😁
Adam you are such a amazing person. I first saw you on mythbusters and had no idea who you even were then. This youtube video series will be a reminder how great you are for 100 years into the future i hope. A digital copy of how great a master prop builder you are
Adam,
Before you use sandpaper at your lathe the ways should be covered then Before moving the cross slide you should wipe down the ways. Sandpaper grit will get under the cross slide and cause heavy wear on the ways if you don't protect it when sanding an object on your lathe.
Amazing! And I really love the "bonus" bullets because they make it so clear that Adam's friend is just as passionate and having as much fun as Adam is!
Wow! That machine he used to engrave the casings is extremely cool! I had no idea that something like that existed. Super cool to see that work.
What a precision! I love it and I'm jealous... You deserve this, Adam.
Even as I toolmaker I have only heard such a piece of equipment exists! Thank you for sharing.
A bit of trivia if you're interested, the shape of the bullet is usually referred to as its ogive. The bottom "lip" of the casing is most often called a rim, but flange is also recognized.
There's a lot of science that goes into that shape, as I'm sure you can imagine.
This was an amazing video, my favorite of the series so far!
Love seeing the progress on this build. I've always loved the samaritan and anything Hellboy related. This build would also be one of my dream builds. Keep up the great work Adam, and thanks for all the excellent and upbeat content in these trying times.
8:05
I love watching stuff get polished like this. Watch the reflection just get sharper, and sharper, and sharper.
Heya! i just wanna send a message Adam's way, so whoever reads the comments on the channel, please pass this along.
Hi Adam! i wanna say i love all of your prop work and i continue to learn more about the craft and am continuously inspired by everything you do. it's you and other prop makers like you who've inspired and driven me to keep going in my own builds, and your amazing creations that inspire me to create and design passion projects of my own, even with what little actual build capability (materials and tools) i actually have. you and others have inspired me to purchase a 3d printer and begin the learning process for 3D modeling. Your samaritan build inspired me to take my first deep dive into modeling to design my own Samaritan inspired revolver, and while it may not be mechanically functional or look that great, i'm proud of it, and i'd love to send you the link, and maybe even show the improved version to you at a con some day!
Thank you for being a bright star of positivity and inspiration for creators in these trying times!
one word AWESOME. between yourself and Victor amazing work
I love this whole series. The amount of detail you go into is perfect. I can say I have learned so much from watching from the beginning! Thank you!
Thanks Victor!
Always satisfying to see shiny metal being cut down in Lathe
How is this the first time we've met Victor?? His work is fantastic and that etching tool looks like some fantastic engineering
This is crazy! ... l just want to quit my job (flight instructor) and go back to machinist. Or at least having access to those tools again! its so rewarding! Amazing! Love you Adam! Great impact on people!
Wow, I'm super glad we got some of the clear ones as well.
Love this series! I’ve been a machinist for several years and I still find new things that I didn’t know.
This build series continues to be a delight.
that toolmaking mill is one of the coolest things ive seen on this channel! thank you adam, another great vid!
Victor's mill is a pantograph router, we had almost the exact same in our sign making workshop for years. Great old piece of kit, the unguarded cord drive gave hse a real headscratcher!
Absolutely frickin awesome!
Super cool!I think I would have also underestimated the scope of this build. Also, I'd like to say I love seeing your new table in the background. It'll be some time before I quit being in awe of how awesome it is!
Absolutely love the music in this video
Loved watching this build. I don’t have any suggestions but would love to see more like it.
Wow great to see you so excited about a build. It totally comes through, I have really enjoyed watching this come together and found it inspiring. Keep it up 👍
13:00 that short film at the end was fantastic. I appreciate now how much effort goes into the little things. I wondered how they were made originally, lettering on the bullet casings, I was thinking a 'stamp' as the lengths to go through each bullet shows just how much dedication this guy had.. I also thought how machines like these are being lost yes we could prollly 3d print these bullets cheaply but the longevity and tactile wealth of original materials makes me glad there are people maintaining these machines, like so many industries its sad to look to the future and wonder how many kids will have this passion to keep it going..
Do you know the song btw ?
@@Sigmav0 kudasai - when i see you
googled it
@@Sigmav0 The song is "Chill Breed" by Auracle.
Beautiful piece :)
Link: my.jinglepunks.com/player#versions/374790
You know, one day Adam Savage made prop replicas will be worth more than the original props themselves.
Man it's one of the greatest feelings to make a tool that just works perfectly.
Hey adam hope you're doing okay and many more blessing thank you for the lessons and that you keep doing what you do
Thank you for giving us something fun to watch on a very stressful morning.
Man I’ve been waiting for the next part!! Love it Adam, you are a true master craftsman
Victor you are an artist.
I've always said how much I admire your sound techs in the other videos. Still a great video, love the content as usual.
loving the narration over the time lapse parts!
Your tool maker friend made an extremely satisfying video, master in more ways than one
Damn, that engraving on the casings was magical. Blew my mind!
They look great! The pantagraph engraver was very cool .. Had a chance to buy one once but lacked the space and my cnc mill now can do the same job
They look great!
That long sequence of etching the bottom of the casings is my version of Lofi Hip Hop Beats to Study / Relax To
what a blooming beautyyyy!
Imagine the satisfaction of doing something to put a smile on Adam's face and then blowing his mind with one of your builds.
This is incredibly therapeutic.
LOVED IT..... A very Webly design! Awesome!
OMG those Bullets are sweet, and those clear once from Viktor. OMG i want 1 or 2 of those.
These making videos are so enjoyable and peaceful. Even putting them on in the background is just nice to listen to as well.
3:44 *British anthem intensifies in the distance from the Montana direction*
Was THAT a Steele reference?!
@@vadimblin indeed it was
Epic build and Vlog. keep them coming.
Plz do more series like these. I love your work
That etching machine is brilliant!
Does Victor have his own channel? I absolutely LOVE the filming of his segment.
The clear bullets are amazing look straight out of the movie I love it
ikr ? I would love to see adam make a full set of them like tracer (glowing green) heck even his own head canon bullet variations.
@@CaydeSmax oh for sure I'm sure he could come up with an awesome lore for them to make im fit in
Making a tool to make tool to make a prop. These types of videos are my fav!
That etching machine was super cool!
Just throwing the additional clear silver/oak rounds in as a bonus is a serious flex. Goddamn.
When it came to lettering the casings, I'd assumed that the plan was going to be to make some sort of die to load into a press with a casing that would stamp the letters in, but having someone willing to just individually mill them in is fantastic. Maybe not sustainable, but then it's not like these are real rounds that'll be expended and need replacement.
awesome ! congrats to you guys !
I’m loving this build
My teacher left my college course and Corona basically stopped all of costume work. . .which makes me sad. However your videos always help teach me new stuff. Always glad to see new videos.
That pantograph arm on that mill is sick!!
Very Cool Bullets for your Hellboy's Samaritan Revolver Prop !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!