"Measure One, Cut Twice" and "Measure Once, Swear Twice" merch here: teespring.com/stores/adam-savages-tested

@kenyholt5036

3 жыл бұрын

I measure once then forget

@WJCTechyman

3 жыл бұрын

Ugh, youtube app gets frustrating when I want to like a comment. Nice addage! I noticed on one of your concept sketches it said, "PFFFT." I wasn't sure if you were laughing or put it in as an Adam Savage joke or easter egg, lol.

@oinodin

3 жыл бұрын

slightly surprised that mr. adam didn't use vacuum forming machine to make dust cover for chucks

@buddyclem7328

3 жыл бұрын

I hope that typo didn't make it onto the merchandise!

@joeselzer850

3 жыл бұрын

CNC machine can do layouts and do it perfect if u program it right

how have i become so invested in the episodic story of a man incrementally improving some workshop equipment

@WildsevenMusic

3 жыл бұрын

Same, I have two left hands but I love watching Adam build something....anything really.

@Taurusus

3 жыл бұрын

I'm living for the B-plot of his gradual video production refinement.

@eleanor.shadow

3 жыл бұрын

I ask myself the same 😅

@DiegoA._.

3 жыл бұрын

Same for 10days straight I’ve never spent a day without watching a ODB

@BLasherman

3 жыл бұрын

The sad thing is the show will never end, we'll see him going back and redoing thing we have seen before, improving on older builds

I have come to realize that EVERY tool is Adam's favorite tool.

@andrebauscher

3 жыл бұрын

You will be amazed, when you realize that everything else, that isn't a tool, is pretty much Adam's favourite "thing". :D

@MrHarryGray

3 жыл бұрын

And EVERY tool is a hammer 😂

@Noise-Bomb

3 жыл бұрын

Mr Harry Gray *when you hit it hard enough

@troy4393

3 жыл бұрын

Rather, every tool he keeps in his shop.

@accutter

3 жыл бұрын

@@MrHarryGray Listening to this book over the past week.

i really enjoy the mistakes being left in. it shows that mistakes happen but you can learn from them and its not the end of the world.

@cwlogan13

3 жыл бұрын

It also gives us a chance to learn from his mistake so we can make our own instead

@veganmo

3 жыл бұрын

Mistakes and problem solving are my favorite parts of these videos.

@orangealien4014

3 жыл бұрын

My thought when I was watching. I love when content creators leave in screw ups so we can learn from them.

@williegillie5712

3 жыл бұрын

Like me on some jobs. A comedy of errors. (eg. installing ceiling fan, turn it on and the whole body of fan twists - wires and all)

@gregfeneis609

3 жыл бұрын

Considering the strong correlation between KZread videos' popularity and certain videography artifacts, such as mishaps that require a little problem solving and explanation, a savvy KZreadr might even plan to include such valuable and cred gaining mistakes. Hint, hint, 😉, 😉

“Small differences are what make the difference” -Adam Savage 2020

Adam: 90% through epic woodworking project (paraphrased): "I already built one of these yesterday, but I had so much fun I decided to do it again, with improvements, and film it for you guys!" That's dedication!

The thing I love about Adam is how excited he gets about building. And it comes off in the sketches too! 3:49 -- "Move it around with a H A N D L E!"

@matthewmetsa4858

3 жыл бұрын

There's a lot of people that watch because of Savage's excitement about building something unique. He gets me passionate about making things

@CrashingThunder

3 жыл бұрын

Also pictured: "Should there be a place for the correct Allen wrench? Maybe small door!"

Adam (in prior video): I buy these little brushes by the hundreds for use when gluing. Also Adam: I'm just gonna use my finger.

@hauptmanndosman

3 жыл бұрын

With wood glue your finger is faster and just as effective.

@jackyboyslim1379

3 жыл бұрын

Yes he was using wood glue when he talked about using the brushes previously I believe.

@alecwhatshisname5170

3 жыл бұрын

He might save the brushes for more precise work, these are massive contact patches to do w those tiny brushes

"Measure Once, Curse Twice" should be a sticker.

@Zythan

3 жыл бұрын

hat and t-shirt. I need a few

@silverheart7091

3 жыл бұрын

I've always heard, measure twice, cut once, curse and start over

@temporaldisplacement

3 жыл бұрын

I think I'll end up using that expression.

@tested

3 жыл бұрын

On it. Stay tuned.

@csn583

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, this has instantly been added to my long-term memory.

Adam as crazy shop dad is far, far better than Adam as a television presenter. Never let him go back to high production values. Shoo, cameramen!

@Theexplorographer

3 жыл бұрын

I agree to a point. It's the audio that drives me bat shit crazy.

@wierdalien1

3 жыл бұрын

@@Theexplorographer all things considering its ok

@Theexplorographer

3 жыл бұрын

@@wierdalien1 I just imagine how much nicer it would sound if he would just use something like a Rode Wireless Go.

This video asks and answers an age old question: "How much wood, would a woodchuck chuck, if a woodchuck owned a lathe?"

@ypaulbrown

3 жыл бұрын

Outstanding

@alex0589

3 жыл бұрын

Answer? A lot.

@MrJackandEmily

3 жыл бұрын

How much wood would a woodchuck called chuck, chuck if a woodchuck would chuck wood in a chuck?

@nicktin

3 жыл бұрын

Jack Baker that hurts my head to say

@Dr_Do-Little

3 жыл бұрын

Actually the woodchuck chucked wood on his milling. 😎

My new life goal is to be rich enough to use 1 inch ply as sacrificial material.

Adam I'm having a lot of fun with this "Adam vlogs his fun crafts" style you've adopted without the crew being around, I love the crew, but this is no downgrade.

The escalation from little thwacker to mallet to table cracked me up 😂

@halrager

3 жыл бұрын

"No, you ARE going on there!"

@mmh346

3 жыл бұрын

Expect escalating use of "persuaders" as his obsession with supertight tolerances deepens.

@ozonesama

3 жыл бұрын

30:41 That sequence made a goofy smile appear on my face. 😌

@chrisjennings4569

3 жыл бұрын

And the HULK SMASH on the bench! LOL!

This was Adam's 100th One Day Build. (We know, right?) Full playlist here: kzread.info/head/PLJtitKU0CAej22ZWBqrimPkn0Bbo6ci-r

@redlinegarage575

3 жыл бұрын

Adam what is that tattoo on your inner forearm

@BROON71

3 жыл бұрын

@@redlinegarage575 It's a ruler.. PS - Norm does all of their comments on Tested's KZread/Twitter accounts..

@pacificcoastpiper3949

3 жыл бұрын

Nice chuck cart, if I ever have a Bridgeport, I’ll have to try that

@0623kaboom

3 жыл бұрын

pity he didnt have the clapper for this one ;)

@BROON71

3 жыл бұрын

@@DangolWhopper Whenever you see "Adam Savage's Tested" commenting, it is in fact Norman Chan ... a co-founder of Tested.

Adam is one of the calmest makers I've ever seen. I'm sure we've all know folks, or are those folks, who would have been throwing things after such errors. Thanks for being a good role model, to us more temperamental makers.

Always loved how he proudly shows his mistakes and then explains step by step how he made a mistake and how he SHOULD have prevented it teaching everyone else and himself a lesson. A pleasure watching this man work as always!

By the time that the rest of the crew gets back in to the shop, the shop will be so organized that they won't be able to find anything. 😉

What I like and enjoy about Adam is how excited he gets when building something. Hey Adam there is no mistake in woodworking only changes and learning curves.

This is one of the coolest shop organizational pieces Adam had built yet. The slotting technique and tight tolerances were incredible and I was mesmerized watching the final construction.

What i LOVE about all your one days builds is you show EVERYTHING, mistakes and all, we all make them, just very few own up to them, no one likes a perfectionist lol

It is maybe a little bit comforting to know that even someone as skilled as Adam can make the same sort of silly cut mistakes that I make all the time... There are no mistakes in woodworking, just changes😁

@DamianAI9

3 жыл бұрын

We are humans we always are gonna make mistakes just watch out to not make a Big Mistake / be prepared to solve the mistake

@Stefoshark

3 жыл бұрын

there's no mistakes only happy accidents...Bob Ross

@StevenSeiller

3 жыл бұрын

If you are not making mistakes, you are not doing anything new. Or Squirrel 🐿!

@jakobvanklinken

3 жыл бұрын

There definitely are mistakes in woodworking! I don't want to piss on this comment section's wonderful collection of fridge magnet inspirational slogans, but woodworking mistakes can cost you your eyesight, your fingers, your breathing.. there's nothing wholesome or inspirational about that

@Stefoshark

3 жыл бұрын

@@jakobvanklinken Hi from Canada , i'm a Machinist for 20 years (milling machine and lathe operator ) , i know the risks of true accidents, my comment was just saying accident or mistake is sometime normal (talking about drawing plans & wrong machine cut ) , sorry for my comment touch your soul and sorry for my writing i,m french, have a nice day friend and be safe

The way all those intricate pieces just fit together perfectly like puzzle pieces to create that amazing storage rack was SOOO satisfying!

I love how caught up in things he gets he has to stop and think what he was doing or is going to do next and smiles through each one of his builds !

I've been binging these one day builds lately because they make me feel as productive as I wished I was.

@Marc_Miller

3 жыл бұрын

I read that as "I've been binging these one day builds lathely..."

@benjaminli188

3 жыл бұрын

@@Marc_Miller ah yes, Adam Savage's beloved lathe never fails to make an appearance in every video.

@OriginalMomo

3 жыл бұрын

Me too

Such a perfect thread sticking through for a cap nut on the casters!

That thing looks amazing Adam. Great work

Best part is always, when he makes a mistakes... Not that Ienjoy seeing people fail... but there is much more to learn from that! Not only for him but for me as a viewer as well! Love it!! Also it shows that mistakes are normal

am I a builder? nope. do I like creating stuff? sure, little bit. am I excited to watch another video of Adam? absolutely yes. gimme more of his positive vibe any day!

Why hide those beautiful pieces of engineering under a towel, vacuum form a nice clear cover for each of them and they will be a nice display stand. This can also be another one day build.

@arthurreis1906

3 жыл бұрын

Great idea. How about a small groove on the wooden support, just past the diameter of the largest chuck, that would fit a clear plastic "cake" cover. No need to cut larger shelves. The groove doesn't need to go all around, as the seal doesn't need to be hermetic, the only issue is dust and swarf falling from above.

@dingaia

3 жыл бұрын

i mean a towel works great without the fuss :p

@milkyfishh

3 жыл бұрын

Fantastic idea!! Maybe even three separate VF'ed "Lids" possibly connected by piano hinges to the base structure???

@RichEstlick

3 жыл бұрын

I was thinking the very same idea. A nice clear plastic dome over each chuck. You could see the one you want to use.

Normal people: measure twice, cut once Adam: measure twice, curse, then measures again

Adam's excitement about new builds makes me see him as a little kid opening a gift on christmas

I have been watching all your work since the lockdown and not only have you have immensely impressed me with your skill you've also shown us the errors and the successes of all your builds. It is nice to see that even an experienced maker still learns. You are an inspiration and a standard to strive for.

I'd love to see a five minute super cut of Adam twacking everything. Maybe set to a beat with a song mixed in.

I can totally imagine the smell of the Bridgeport milling through that plywood - and oh boy, it's a good smell

Is love how he gets so excited over his projects. Glad to see with all his skills and knowledge that the little things in life still make him happy.

Top notch notches player! You really pull me into videos when you discuss your milling machines in detail like that. Just beware about the narrow footprint because when both casters face inwards it can result in a tip with all the weight on top. Would really hate for you to damage those precious tools.

@jstephenallington8431

3 жыл бұрын

He's got the skills! BUT! It does look top heavy.. I'm thinking of a thick steel plate on the bottom would make it a bit less "tippy".

Find someone who looks at you the way Adam looks at his four flute one inch end mill.

It's no problem that you have a spare. As a maker you're tool collection is always growing.

Best maker videos on KZread. I never fast forward. I only rewind.

Am I the only one that would love to sit and read through Adam’s sketch book? Lol

Thanks to @Jonathan Katz-Moses, I was able to spot Adams cutting mistakes before he made them. I tried screaming at the tv but Adam still didn’t hear me.

@chrisjennings4569

3 жыл бұрын

And I'm like "Don't take those clam.... DUDE NOOOOO!!! He took the clamps off."

Adam is slowly making his work space so efficient that he can make anything in half the time he could before.

This is the reason I still follow Adam after all these years!

@14:45 Wasn't one of his last videos talking about his safety goggles?? :D

@peterkelley6344

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, Yes it was.

@MCroppered

3 жыл бұрын

Don’t wear Goggles when beating your meat

I always read ODB as Ol' Dirty Bastard, RIP

Dear friend Adam, I'm saying friend because I haven't missed an episode of MythBusters and it's like I've known you for a lifetime. But no more introduction. So dear Adam, I'm pleasantly surprised every time you build something. Now I want you to believe that I watched the video with pleasure and I think that the smile blocked my face. Peace!☺☺

To me this is one of your best... not because it's any better than any of your other master minded builds but because it's one that (at the rite moment) helped me out with making space. I built a new cart for all my power tools and I decided that putting them all on wheels like you did . I decided that it would not only help in moving them out of the way when I need the space but I made it wide and low to the ground for a special reason. My new power tools cart now fits perfectly under my work table so all my tools are away from sight like it's a regular bedroom!. I live in a one room apt. and my living space is also my work space When ever I have free time to build "play" (make stuff) my bed is hidden and all you see is tools and woodworking supplies but at the end of the day I vacuum around my workspace (a used 6 foot marble kitchen counter top held up by two 24" wide bathroom cabinets 30" high) Now, My new 24" wide cart being only two feet high, fits in the legroom space under the workstation and I even put a plastic cover to keep it all out of sight when my workstation decided to be a bedroom. The problem now is how do I explain the layer of sawdust in my bedroom when people come over and there is no sing of woodworking because all my tools are out of sight ??? I decided... if anyone askes I'll tell them "Winston did it ! not me" then let them try to figure it out! LOL

We need more of Maggie inspecting the finished products!

30:48 Bigger Hammer! Yeah!

I doubt I will ever have a need for something like this, but it was a joy to watch it come to life.

I made it and enjoyed making it so much, that I made it again!!! And that’s why we love you Adam!

"Im going to use something ive had in the shop for years and haven't used yet" *grabs PPE*

Love the vids. Tho the whole time he was cutting the wood, I was yelling “ where’s the protective eyewear?!”

@sdspivey

3 жыл бұрын

There is a sign. Isn't that enough protection?

@svajeren

3 жыл бұрын

And the ear muffs

@JudgeRightly

3 жыл бұрын

Don't forget the dust mask!

Thank you for being you Adam!

This video was so satisfying to watch. The parts just merge in nicely and it looks so sleek and clean. I just can't help but get as excited as Adam was in each step of the progress.

"throw a towel over it" ?!?!? Break out the sewing machine and make a cover for that bad boy!

13:24 Alarm is going off in the background.

@Rook101

3 жыл бұрын

turned up the volume to hear it.. then had the shit scared out of me. Well played. Here's your like lmao

@michaelpettersson4919

3 жыл бұрын

I cannot hear it but I got a hearing disability making it hard for me to hear some sounds.

I love the positivity and excitement from Adam when the projects are done and he likes it. It's just so awesome to witness.

I’ve had one of those collet chucks for my lathe for about a year now. I’m a gunsmith and absolutely love using it for making small parts. Especially parts that also require milling because I also have 5C collet blocks for holding round parts in my mill.

Got any details on the ring light on the Head of the Bridgeport?

@gabrielecossettini2923

3 жыл бұрын

It looks like a circular light used on camera lenses.

@1pcfred

3 жыл бұрын

Milling machine ring light in a search engine turns up loads of them. Sometimes they're called sindle light or quill light too. But milling machine ring light seems to net all of them.

@EvilGTV

3 жыл бұрын

If you have a 3d printer, you can build your own version using "angel eye" led rings for cars (120mm diameter IIRC). Few bucks on eBay etc, and print a housing you like. There are a few designs on thingiverse, but I did my own to make sure it'd fit the led ring I used. 12v power from an old router wall wart. You could also ghetto rig the led ring on in any number of ways....

Were are your protective glasses, Adam?

@GregGoodwin

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly! Just after that quality eye PPE vid.

@jackkuehneman9300

3 жыл бұрын

He's too impatient and it's going to bite him in the ass one of these days

This is one of my new favorite adds to your shop. You are by far the pinnacle of craftsman. Keep up the great work.

Ok I didn't think I needed a milling machine for wood working until I watched this. That was probably one of the coolest tricks I have seen to do that. On a side note with all of the Myths and misinformation going around today regarding COVID19, have you considered doing a myth busters special? Seems like it would be performing a great service to educate the masses.

“Look around, can you build a rudimentary lathe?”

@Charok1

3 жыл бұрын

Townsends channel did a video on their making an 18th century lathe. Is that rudimentary enough for you?

I love the fact I will never have or use a lathe, or milling drill or table saw...but GOD DAMN the way Adam explains things makes me feel I could use those tools.....until I go to AE with part of one hand in the other!

@dangrimes5078

3 жыл бұрын

Why not?

Out of all the stuff you've built, this is my favorite to date! It was so satisfying watching you assemble it, and it looks stunning. That red handle is the cherry on top!

Nicely done Adam. As soon as I can find my chuck nest video, I'll post a link for you. I bet its the next thing you make.

@MrJackandEmily

3 жыл бұрын

Nice to see you here Joe. As a machinist I have learned so much from your channel. HUGE THANKS from New Zealand.

RED HANDLES EVERYWHERE!!!! the best part of the build!

Thank you for shearing ALL your build! I learn from my mistakes and and now yours. Keep them coming. Bill

I can see some nice clear acrylic lids over the chucks. The issue is that there isn’t enough room in its current form to add some kind of hinged lid. A clear case around the entire stack would also work. Something simple that just slots in and can be pulled of would work.

Adam just hammering and gluing that together is the mood 30:40 - 31:28

That's one super useful build. Every machine shop should have one next to every lathe.

I love when people show their screw ups, because this is as valuable knowledge and experience as success

I love Adam's enthusiasm !

Eye wear, Adam, eye wear! "You won't even be able to take this apart ...", Adam, your a Mythbuster YOU KNOW you can take anything apart!.

your videos make my day Adam thank you so much for great content and always having a very educational output during your builds, showing your mistakes and helping others learn from it! awesome stuff! this thing is so simple but you make it seem so advanced with how accurate you can be.

I feel like Adam would have the same conversations if the camera wasn’t there, I love his commentary! Also socket adaptors are amazing, Makitas 9 piece gold is the BEST for anyone who likes impact sockets as much and Adam 😂

Congratulations, Mr. Savage. Very, very cool build. The way that went together was very satisfying.

As someone who has recently got into woodworking this has thoroughly blown my mind!! Fantastic build as always bud!

ADAM soo good to see designer FUMBLING with Machinist MATH . at least you had the forethought to TEST Cut the Slots. thank for build IDEA .

It's such a delight to see a maker so delighted in his work! Thanks Adam

i love that adam explains everything

That sketch notebook you have looks really awesome! You should take one of your old ones, photo copy it of course, and sell it! That would be such a cool collectors item!

Fantastic! I share in your excitement with the simplest of shop furniture and organization projects. It continues to surprise me how much fun they can be. Great work! Please make hats with the original tested bubble logo available with the merch. Thanks!

I love the "rawness" of Adam's channel, just a really intelligent, imaginative guy playing with expensive toys making some cool stuff.

Once again Mr. Savage your build amazes me. Great Job!!!

Watching you continue to advance your skills is so much fun, very entertaining.

This project turned out really nice.

I was unaware but it turns out Adam Savage level enthusiasm is something I'm looking for in a partner

I love watching you're process. Keep on keeping on!!!

Adam, I love your little mouth sound effects when you're explaining things! It reminds me of Victor Borge's "audible punctuation."

When I watch these videos I have to make sure the volume is turned down... with all the pounding and Adam constantly saying, “Ohhh Yeahhhh.” Sounds like I am watching another type of video. 😂 love your videos Adam! They provide inspiration for my workshop! 😊

This is gorgeous! Awesome and functional build.

Beautiful work, Adam! I love the design of the rack. That no-nonsense 100% practical compactness, it looks like something that should be in an aircraft maintenance bay onboard a carrier...

Maggie approved One Day Builds are the best builds!!!

You chuck rack looks real nice Adam, the only thing I would add is some vacuum formed covers for the chucks. That would look a whole lot better than just covering up that nice rack with a towel.

Adam you rock, loved you in myth busters and i find your videos addicting given your workshop looks like mine. Love the one day builds they are great. Please keep em coming 😊😊👍👍🙏

Seeing how excited Adam gets makes these awesome videos that more more fun to watch hahah

Adam i love your work and the enshusiasm you put on ! its easy to see that you enjoy and have fun doing it! I have my own humble lathe shop and everything I see from you it serves me as inspiration, not only in your ideas, but in the motivational way to put myself to work and have fun too ! Greetings From Lomas de Zamora