Watch Bill's paint-up of this build here: kzread.info/dash/bejne/i4Vr0Kduk67LfpM.html

@adude2693

5 жыл бұрын

2 likes oof

@ettore677

4 жыл бұрын

How large are the rivets?

@nicholasschofield2095

4 жыл бұрын

What type of glue do you use

@Peter_Enis

3 жыл бұрын

Couldn't you just print out 1 finger at a time when using foam?

@anyskywalker547

8 ай бұрын

I‘m in my Room Building the love out of soda Cans.😂

The way the gauntlets sound when he makes a fist sounds so satisfying.

YESSS so happy to see Bill!!! I love seeing Punished Props get their due attention!

Bill is methodical ... Adam is maniacal... result is magical. 👍

@MrJackandEmily

5 жыл бұрын

Method man?

@melancholicdrawguy1203

4 жыл бұрын

Meth man

@Sub5_77

4 жыл бұрын

@@melancholicdrawguy1203 U have some meth?

@qwe_qwe6299

3 жыл бұрын

Haha

@angrymario8259

2 жыл бұрын

Oh boy that escalated quickly

this is what i love about adam, he genuinely just LOVES to learn, some see him as patronizing but he just really gets that giddy about knowledge and thats something we ALL could use

"this is a shrine to obsession" I like this sentence a lot.

lol 22:06 Adam warming himself up with the heat gun in the background

@princessjello

5 жыл бұрын

I can't even front, my "workshop" is freezing and I do that shit alll the timmeee

@fryingpan37

5 жыл бұрын

lol i just found that out

i love that this isnt jsut a half assed way to look into the production of such a thing and then be like "YOU CAN BUY THOSE FOR OUR PROFIT" but much rather an inspirational tool for people to watch where they can gather tips and even the PLANS for things the goal of this is to inspire people to have fun building their own costumes and geek decorations and i love that.

Adams reactions to everything is so hype. "WOOOOW" "AMAAZINNNNNNNNG"

I super love the sound of the gauntlet's metal clanging and clinking every time it moves.

@blackdragonxtra

6 жыл бұрын

It makes my soul feel so good.

@OGPatriot03

6 жыл бұрын

It looks MUCH better when it's finished (After painting). Just saying. Obviously it's no where near as awesome as the real deal, but it's also far easier/cheaper to make so not bad. kzread.info/dash/bejne/i4Vr0Kduk67LfpM.html

i love how Adam just gets mad scientist hair every now and then

@JoelHudson

6 жыл бұрын

Zonies Coasters straight hair plus low humidity equals horrifying hairflying by electrostatic repulsion

@yobbos1

6 жыл бұрын

LOL! you beat me to it.

@anikinred

6 жыл бұрын

Do you think thats why he puts a hat on halfway through haha

@NDK0

6 жыл бұрын

Joel Hudson how is that a thing?

@katieb2153

6 жыл бұрын

Adam Savage FOR PRESIDENT!!

For anyone watching, depending on your professional level, and desired outcome. I would suggest superglue instead of contact cement for immediate seating so you don't have to wait 5 minutes EVERY single time you have to glue a seam. Then you can come back before assembly and cover the inside of the seems with cement, or hot glue. (just my 2 cents, I'm not that patient or professional)

I love how free they are with sharing information and techniques. So wonderful to see!

The Excitment is awesome. "GOD I LOVE INFORMATION" needs to be on a shirt.

@SlenderverseTrash

6 жыл бұрын

Krisswords Yes

@therealpanse

6 жыл бұрын

But if information is key here, there's no place for a god...

@Crowy26

6 жыл бұрын

KNOWLEDGE!!!

@kittycatdays8719

4 жыл бұрын

* instantaneously goes on VseMayki.ru to order a shirt like that *

Just love how they get excited doing the same things....this is called pleasure. Well done guys 👍🏼😊

@AnimeWars2002

6 жыл бұрын

Makes me realize why I really hate my job. There is nothing I get excited about.

@More-Space-In-Ear

6 жыл бұрын

Neoblackdragon one day mate, one day 👍🏼😉

@Fuzzycat16

6 жыл бұрын

No..It's called. Passion.

@gunhedd5375

6 жыл бұрын

Fuzzycat • It can be both.

@jbkaufman3621

6 жыл бұрын

Called acting for the camera

I love watching two people with the same passion working together. It's magical!

I love watching Adam in anything because his excitement is always so genuine. He is one person I would love to meet.

Literally my biggest two inspirations collaborating.. brings a tear to my eye 🤧

25:55 Wow. I've been watching Adam for along time (that sounded weird, sorry. Watching as in Mythbusters and this channel) this is the first time I've heard him curse

@endomobo359

4 жыл бұрын

They beep it out in mythbusters, they have that one episode where they test if swearing helps pain tolerance

@noerartnoe

2 жыл бұрын

Late comment is late: If memory serves, he's commented elsewhere that he normally "curses like a sailor" but tries to rein it in for videos.

I love Adam Savage. His enthusiasm for what he does lights up the room. Awesome gauntlet.

Probably the first one day build I've watched in its entirety with no scrubbing through. It was so enjoyable to watch the back-and-forth between them, sharing ideas.

"God I love information!" Me too Mr. Savage. Me too.

@Crowy26

6 жыл бұрын

KNOWLEDGE!!!

@mattnouv8089

5 жыл бұрын

fyi @ 17:00

@winkyshy2

5 жыл бұрын

even better at 2x speed

I loved watching this video. ..2 great, creative and enthusiastic maker guys. I loved Adam jumping up and down with glee😄. This was a fantastic colaboration, with Adam and Bill working so well with each other

14:12 The way he's running is just like a little kid about to show off a cool thing he has. That's why I love watching Adam do stuff, whether it was Mythbusters or this channel. He shows that even if you grow old, you don't need to grow up :)

Adam jumping from joy like a little kid... Got to love this man so much

.......THEY CAN DO AT HOME *starts laser* Before the tools, you need patience :>

@g60force

3 жыл бұрын

Patience you need, before the tools young Padawan XD

@LaserGadgets

3 жыл бұрын

@@g60force xD

Can't wait for "Adam Savage's One Decade Builds: 'The Martian' Space Suit!"

Bill & Adam...my two favorites just hangin' out and bein' crafty. I love it.

I love watching Adam get super excited, it's just adorable haha. Also that turned out amazing!! I can't wait to see it totally finished!

Two of my favorite prop makers together :D Super cool! And Adam, you're more excited than kids on Christmas morning.

Two geeks geeking out. Wonderful!

It is absolutely incredible that they have the template in the description. Definitely want to make these. Thank you so much!

Whenever I want to feel good by watching someone infused with creativity and enthusiasm, I get my needed fix of Adam.

Awesome two of my favorite makers in one place SWEET!! and Lord of the Rings nice!!

Great work as always. Very fun and informative!

@dp4advanced234

3 жыл бұрын

It's you

What an excellent duo. I think the two of you have the best chemistry of any pair on this channel.

It's amazing that, at this point in time, Adam is still learning new things despite his excellent experience in the field. This is why I love watching one day builds.

It's incredibly fun to see two so talented makers work together and their minds just instantly click together and better each other like that. It's like you have a what's it called when twins kind of have that connection? Or like best friends? But that's what I'm saying. I love these videos. Great piece to!

Adams metal gauntlet is sooo dope!! I want a pair of those!

adam please do a one day build a week, i am a maker myself and love love LOVE seeing other peoples work, the methods they use, the amazing projects they create, its such beautiful work and i love seeing it, and its all the much better that its you making things, i have been a huge fan of yours and the way you do and make things, the way you explain everything, you are an amazing and damn near perfecr maker and i need my fill of Adam Savage every week! I also love seeing that Adam is such a passionate maker that he will sit and listen to other people talk about their ideas and tools and how they do things, and he will appreciate it, digest it and sometimes even learn from it, its such a beautiful thing to watch.

The enthusiasm whenever Bill gives Adam a new technique is incredible.

I basically marathoned a ton of these videos in a few days, so i am excited to see a One Day Build upload and not watching it years after its upload XD

This video was everything!!♡ my nonexistent nasgul heart is tingly

I really like Bill and Adam's dynamic. It's always nice having Norm or another commentator or even just Adam himself discussing the build and the process, but something about Bill and Adam discussing the work and their technique and tips and tricks is really neat

Adam I loved watching you as a teen and here I am as an adult still watching you! There’s nothing like a maker at heart haha. Tools, learning new things, always gathering knowledge! ❤️

It's always so satisfying watching 1day builds.

My two favorite channels have collided!

I friggen love how your shelving system is set up, you have it written down on a legend and you can walk right to where it is.. Love it

I love how excited Adam gets about everything.

Your artificial catgut, we call it Waxed Lacing Cord in aerospace. It's awesome stuff. When you knot it up it stays put. Amazon has it.

Very cool project!

Ive never seen two people so in love with their work. I love it so much.

That metal gauntlet is fantastic. Love the way the finger plates move.

This might be one of my all-time favourite KZread videos. OMG, how awesome is it to see Adam Savage and Bill Doran of Punished Props working together to create something beautiful! Also cool -- seeing master- craftspeople exchange techniques/methods with each other, and sharing with the rest of us here with palpable joy -- thankyou!

And so it begins. When Frank announced his departure, I hoped Tested would collaborate with Bill. When I saw "foam" in the title of this video, my hopes were renewed... And sure enough! Tested and Punished Props are my two favorite maker channels, so I look forward to more like this. EDIT: Because it's an FAQ, Frank announced his departure on a Tested video in December. His own business is booming so much that he can't split time any more. So it's really a good thing, although of course still sad to see Frank go.

@muchtoonice

6 жыл бұрын

Preske They announced it in the "Our favourite projects with Frank Ippolito" back in December. He left to focus more on his business.

@larflabergasted

6 жыл бұрын

It's in the "Our Favorite Projects with Frank Ippolito" video. Basically his business went from a small indie shop into a giant art studio so it's getting harder and harder to do videos especially with the amount of contracted NDA work he gets now.

@wwaxwork

6 жыл бұрын

Oh cool so he left for a good reason. I was so worried.

@bearianna

6 жыл бұрын

I’m glad he left for a good reason! 😌 I was watching one of his seasons on Face Off, (since my mom is obsessed with Face Off now,) and I freaked out when I first saw him on there! Now following him on instagram so I can see what he does next! 🧟‍♂️📷

It's always so fun to see somebody who does this sort of work drop nuggets of gold to problems you've had. Just use a sharpened brass tube to punch holes. Increase your pattern 10% to keep it from being too tight. Small things that save a huge amount of time and effort refining.

I love Adam's excitement. Even if he has known all these tricks, you'd never know it from how excited he is.

14:12 how happy he is when he is running

This is something I've wanted to build for a long time. Thank you so much for showing me how.

Been following both you guys for a while, and been lucky enough to meet you both-but honestly, gotta love how excited you look to be learning something new! Foam builds rule!

There is so much positive and calm energy from this video, I love it

Tfw the color correction comes in late. Also, neat, I'm totally gonna make one of these. By hand tho, no lasers.

*Most hardcore bikers gloves*

I love how organized Adam's workshop is.

I’ve learned more about working with foam in this video than I think I ever will in foam-specific tutorials. This is the best!

Many years ago when my 25 yo son was around 7 or 8, he said that he wanted to go Trick or Treating as a Knight. I saved back dozens of 1 gal. plastic milk jugs and hand cut out hundreds of "fish scales" from the plastic and hand connected them all together and mounted them over a tee shirt so they would flex an move as he did. Just before I was going to spray paint them silver/black after lots and lots of man hours and many cramped fingers and hands, he told his mother that he didn't want to be a Knight anymore. His mom took a flat twin sheet cut two eye holes with scissors and he went T & T as a ghost. I promised him that I would never again go to such an extreme to make him a costume.

@Off_Limits_III

Ай бұрын

That straight up sucks.

"I have a 10% exaggeration rate in my stories" He blew up a cement truck with the LA bomb squad. How can that be exaggerated XD

@endomobo359

4 жыл бұрын

He could say they filmed it in slow motion

@P0SS1BLYS4N3

4 жыл бұрын

@@endomobo359 He did film it in slow motion for Mythbusters tho XD

@endomobo359

4 жыл бұрын

@@P0SS1BLYS4N3 no, they never got the slow Mo for that

@P0SS1BLYS4N3

4 жыл бұрын

@@endomobo359 Then what's this? kzread.info/dash/bejne/nn2WzsFsl5isgqQ.html

@WolfFireheart

4 жыл бұрын

"We used a mini nuke to blow up a cement truck with the CIA Bomb Squad!"

So nice to see a local guy hanging with Adam and working on such an awesome project!

seeing his excitement brings me way to much joy.

FINALLY AN UPDATE ABOUT THE MARTIAN SUIT!

Great cohost, more collabs with Bill Doran please !

Adam is my number one role model. his curiosity and skill are inspiring

Adam Savage is a national treasure tbh. He's a pleasure to watch work. And Bill seems to be his perfect work partner. :D Great vid, guys!

Oh I see, build a foam enclosure - bad. Build foam gauntlets - good. :)

@punishedprops

6 жыл бұрын

Hahahahaa! =D

@TylerOstergaard

6 жыл бұрын

Joel it's prob because it wasn't a lord of the rings foam enclosure total makes the difference :P

@VincentGroenewold

6 жыл бұрын

"Enclosure". ;) But both are definitely great fun to built.

@deathshaker0026

6 жыл бұрын

make the eye of sauron!

@AGryphonTamer

6 жыл бұрын

There's nothing wrong with foam, but that enclosure was shoddy.

After watching this, I can only imagine how long the metal work actually took for that gauntlet. Geez. Cheers from imgur.

To see such genuine excitement and enjoyment from the sharing of knowledge and making something fun is amazing! Plus what cosplay building is all about!

Incredibly impressive build. Amazing the versatility of EVA foam

*I WANT IT*

Next One Day Build: Adam Installs Better Shop Heating.

I have been following along with the skills and techniques of Bill Doran and Adam Savage for years now and seeing this collaboration is truly a gift for me. The two of them are even putting together my first absolute almighty obsession prop! What a time to be alive. Thanks to everyone involved in the production of this video for making the perfect something I never knew I needed, and thank you Adam and Bill for sharing your expertise and passion with us! Happy making!

My two favorite builders in one video. It's a miracle

-how much heat is too much heat? -if its burned its too much heat

@amandamfds

6 жыл бұрын

Ánh Nguyễn Ngọc science am I right

Hey, Adam, I love your channel it has helped me a lot with my props, I was wondering if you could do the helmet of Helm Hammerhand when he was a Nazgul.

I’m not really interested in hardware or stuff like this but I consistently watch Adam’s content because I love watching people do what they love and get so excited about it

I love seeing parallels between build processes and materials. Bill rough cutting the foam and fine tuning it with the Dremel is very similar to they way Adam uses his knife sander with the different radius wheels to fine tune and edge of say wood or sometimes metal. But then there are nuances to specific materials like foam. Techniques you learn from using it over and over and trading info with others. I'm sure there's a bunch of others I got one of those see through metal edged rulers in my Maker Box. Going to make sure it pull it out next time I make something from foam.

25:55 did he just say "You can bind shit really tight" lol

@MontyTFreek-gr6tf

4 жыл бұрын

I thought so too.... lol

@aaronkodatt3715

4 жыл бұрын

Just catching up but yeah. 100+ cool points

@PettyPrinzeJr

4 жыл бұрын

I think he says "bunch it"

Adam Savage said finesse and low key.. my life is complete.

@Cellkist

6 жыл бұрын

Low key is funny to hear, but finesse? That's just a normal word that people use, isn't it?

@jackcronin5250

6 жыл бұрын

Yea finesse just means skill ...or do something delicately

@ayzer_1639

6 жыл бұрын

not in modern day mongoloid terms; they weren't used as slang

@jackcronin5250

6 жыл бұрын

And also low key is also a standard word that means somethings basic/simple or minimalistic and just has been abused by Americans

@asmartfoodie

6 жыл бұрын

jack cronin I don't think you can abuse words. Also anything that can get young kids learning new word is great. On that note a lot of the words we use today are slang so what are we really defending?

its such a joy watching you boys play with your tools :D i love the excitement you both get learning from each other !

this is amazing.. i never thought i would say "thank you for making me wait so long for this video" because this is a real treat

Always wanted to bind shit really tightly. Now I know how. Artificial Cat Gut.

@AaronBlankenship

6 жыл бұрын

LostWhits I really need some of this for my leather project! Where can I get it?

@DemonMage

6 жыл бұрын

Aaron Blankenship - look for artificial sinew. It's pretty damned cheap.

@livingdaystodaze6201

6 жыл бұрын

Aaron Blankenship pretty much any craft shop, pretty sure I've even seen it at Walmart

@albino5995

6 жыл бұрын

I think that comment slipped by most 😂

Adam and friends, I’ve seen your tool organization/storage obsession and mold making. There are tons of videos showing mechanics cutting out foam to fit tools in drawers, is it possible to pour silicone in a drawer full of tools to do the same thing as the foam?

@dylanheadrick3789

6 жыл бұрын

jay west That actually sounds pretty interesting. I'd imagine you'd have to soak the tools in mold release to prevent them from the silicone finding it's way into all of the joints, but it be quite a nice fit and pretty satisfying to return the tools back to their spot.

@littlesnowflakepunk855

6 жыл бұрын

jay west Would require a lot more cleanup, and silicone tends to degrade faster than EVA foam

@JoelHudson

6 жыл бұрын

Dylan Headrick or cover the tools with thin (think cooking film) wrap?

@cycoholic

6 жыл бұрын

And would probably be way more expensive to use silicone.

@nightcaste

6 жыл бұрын

The problem is that the tools will be in the *bottom* of the drawer, with the silicone between and *above* them. Your tools would end up like the bits of fruit in a creepy jell-o mold. And hinge tools would drive you nuts forever.

It never ceases to amaze me at how multi-talented Adam is. Not even just that -- his organization is freaking amazing! You know, I would love to get into a hobby like this. It is so damn cool. And the thing is, I probably could. However, even as awesome as it is, it's so involved and deceptively demanding that I simply can't be bothered. A shame, really. Maybe one day.

Bill is brilliant. Definitely one of my favourite makers.

"God, I love information!" -Adam Savage

Nice Suros phone case.

I'm loving the nerd out between these two makers

When I built my gauntlet I used the box that you usually get clothes in for christmas and colored all parts in with black sharpy. Makes it really shiny when finished, and a little more durable. I was following a metal working guide with thin brass, and in order to 'bend' similar to how they did, it was pretty simple with the cardboard which retained its shape similarly when bent.

I love watching Adam get exited when he learns a new technique for something.

Adam is like jeff golblum's grand master here

A Ringwraith gauntlet unintentionally giving me the middle finger is the best thing I've seen all day. Definitely the most satisfying gesture to make, if I ever craft up one of these gauntlets.