Adam Savage's One Day Builds: EPIC Spacesuit! (Part 1)
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
- For the first time, we document the build of Adam's spacesuits in its entirety! Inspired by a next-generation xEMU design, Adam and his collaborators spent months building two spacesuit costumes worn in our short film "The Beacon"--celebrating the relaunch of the gaming network G4. To kick off this multi-part series, we jump back to the beginning of the summer as Adam begins the project in earnest, starting with the literal hard parts of the suit's frame and inner shell.
Learn more about G4's relaunch here: g4tv.com/blog/...
Adam Savage's One Day Builds: EPIC Spacesuit! (Part 1): • Adam Savage's One Day ...
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30:45 seeing adam woth a bloodied knuckle makes me realize that it is basically all part of the process of making something by hand. Working with your own hands means you will undoubtedly have the marks to show for it. It was the same for me working as a carpenter for 10+ years with my father, you manage to scratch, hit or cut yourself on anything and everything, but no matter how many times it happened, every knick and dent was a memory and a proof that you had done something by yourself and that every mark is something to be proud of, no matter the circumstances around the "accident".
I love working with my hands, and seeing adam doing this build makes me wanna do a similar build just because I can 😅
I love the cascade of information. Adam goes to an expert to learn how to make a suit of armour. Someone else comes to Adam to learn how to make a spacesuit. Information and expertise cascades down all the time. Love it.
Adam I worked on the design for the upper torso of the Z2 suit. Some of the reference pictures you showed are a 3D print I had made during my time at ILC. Glad to see them show up in your vid! I’m working on the xEMU suit now.
That's awesome!
Small world!
Or, whatever the astronomical equivalent of that would be...
Very cool!
That’s badass
@@FoxMacLeod2501 What a small local cluster.. just the "small" is just the matter of perspective...
man Adams enthusiasm for spacesuits makes me enthusiastic about spacesuits
Dude whoever is picking the music during some of the time lapse and stuff is absolutely killing it. I assume they are mostly copyright free tracks but some of them are absolute bangers
adam dancing to test the suit ... boy how to bring joy to my day
Mr Savage, I saw you at FanX back in September, and it's so cool to see the project you alluded to on here now! All the best to you!
i love seeing your whole team working together, i would love to see more of them doing their parts too.
Adam, thank you for being an inspiration to kids. I watched Mythbusters growing up, every week on Wednesday night. You and me are happy go lucky people. You got me into engineering, that was 15 years ago. It has changed my life. Thank you for being that light.
A lot of people skip to the end of the videos but as a fellow engineer I really appreciate the process
1:07:06 That look on his face of sheer pleasure, plus the shufflin' dance... quintessential Adam! I love this.
Actually I thought that was a decent rendition of the Twist (dance)!
@@peterkelley6344 Yeah, I was thinking the same: "boy, if only RUclips allowed for a clip of copywrited music, I know exactly what would fit over this!"
They probably danced like that off camera on the moon!
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It's reminding me of Jesse Pinkman's clean-suit shuffle!
ruclips.net/video/XjWBm1T9MHY/видео.html
The nice thing about realising you're not breaking new ground is learning that what you're trying has worked before. :)
I realized making these things requires patience and a lot of time. I must find my own patience and try not to be so sad towards the end of these videos! It's turning out wonderfully so far!
Adam, who once again has a deadline for a project:
"Wait - i totally forgot that one day has less than 72 hours! Damn you, treacherous one-day-builds!" 😁
Is it me, or is there a spirit of old sci-fi in these style of suits? It feels like just the HUT/briefs frame is super close to the frame you'd make for a Lost In Space robot cosplay. Love it!
We definitely had Robby the Robot vibes at the start of this build.
This is going to be a great series of builds. I almost feel like if there was a ring size and count, I could "follow along at home".
The shape of the suit reminds me of the mondoshawan suits from the fifth element. As always, great work!
I was thinking the same as soon as I saw the wood frame 😊👍
For God's sake, why hasn't NASA brought this genius man to its teams so far? It's obvious that Adam is living his boyhood dreams through this and similar projects, and that is the key to success: to do what you have always loved. My God, what a versatile and brilliant mind: with each new project I am more and more blown away!
I LOVE that he called it an Artemis suit! I just finished up reading Andy Weir's book, and it's exactly what I thought he was using as inspiration.
I believe he was reffering to the actual Artemis program (Moon stuff) but in all honesty Adam's vision really aligns with what is described in the book.
Adams pop, lock, and drop it every time he acts out getting in and out of the suit is perfection
So glad you're back to your builds, really missed this type of content from you recently.
My brain is still trying to come to acceptance that G4 is indeed back, but seeing Kevin Pereira and Adam Savage together talking about space stuff is activating parts of my heart I wasn't expecting 😭❤️
Much respect to all involved in this reboot and obvious shout out to Adam for continuing to be the single most awesome human being! Love you all!
I love that at 9:25 Adam uses his arm tattoo to double check the size of the lazy susan. Just brilliant. Now I want that tattoo even more than I did before.
Learn more about G4's relaunch here: g4tv.com/blog/what-is-g4
Watch "The Beacon" short film featuring these spacesuits here: ruclips.net/video/SswGAImAlls/видео.html
More One Day Builds here: ruclips.net/p/PLJtitKU0CAej22ZWBqrimPkn0Bbo6ci-r
hello everybody, first of all, thank you Adam and the whole Tested team for amazing work. There is so much inspiration for projects in your videos. I already tried to duplicate few of your project (with my own tweaks) and I am absolutely tempted to try to build this on my own also. I just want to ask the community, if anyone else tried it also? I would just love to have somebody to consult tr to share the progress. Thank you very much.
I am so incredibly excited for this. I have always dreamed of building a space suit and never had any idea of how or where to start. These aren't going into great detail on the "How To" part but it is helping me so much by just seeing ideas and what goes into it. I love it and I can't wait for the next videos!!
Adam, suggestion when you're doing fiberglass work. instead of trying to brush on the resin, before it kicks... just dunk the entire piece of cloth, in the resin, before you lay it up. Then you're just using the brush to smooth it out. It goes a LOT quicker that way, and you don't have to worry about dry patches. Just, wear gloves! ...since you're handling saturated cloth. Hopefully this helps with your next fiberglass project. Keep up the great content, I always look forward to your next project!
It would be really neat to see a cost break down of the suits. You know materials, labour and so on. I know it won't happen, but I can dream.
"The geometry of my shorts is a little bit wrong" is not a sentence I planned to hear from Adam when I started watching this video.
here from G4 relaunch and your interview with Kevin! Just like G4 is many gamer's childhood, you adam are mine! Grew up watching mythbusters and I nearly cried watching your interview with G4!
55:19 appreciating adam's great mimic show
Fabulous. Can't wait for subsequent parts. Ya know, buds-- I think the background of The Cave needs purposeless blinking lights. A la Jupiter II. Yeah, I know... just 'cause...
18:41 Like they say: "If you can't make it perfect, make it adjustable"
That’s a good quote to live by
Thats what i need to tell my boss everytime he catches me drillng 14mm holes for M10's 😂
Absolutely amazing build! Looks so complete you could add a few o-ring seals and step out on Mare Serenetatis . Funny thing was that as I was watching, I kept flashing back to 1958 and me at age 12 devouring Heinlein’s “Have Spacesuit, Will Travel.” Before getting to the UFOs and aliens, the first quarter of the book covers all of the challenges of building/refurbishing what Adam calls an anthropomorphic spaceship. Deja Vu!
Adam loves his Omegas... I'm quite surprised he doesn't have a Speedy as his daily driver.
Brilliant video!
He has a Speedy, but it seems he doesn't wear it to "work".
@@pasquale78 Cool - I guess that was inevitable! I suppose the PO is more rugged with no Hesalite to scratch. Has he worn the Speedy on camera before? I'm sure I've seen Adam wear an SMP 300 Chrono on some of the early Tested vids.
@@Valisk Yeah, I've seen him wear it. I dunno which video, but if I run in to it I'll let you know.
Please Adam, do a one day build for anything from the DUNE film! Still Suit?! You already have air conditioned suit experience!!
Fantastic build. Culmination of many skills. Love the sound the sleeve bearing makes!
This is how you get to work on Matrix, Star Wars and Terminator movies. Not just his skill, but his attitude and ability to problem solve. Fascinating guy.
The return of G4 makes me indescribably happy
Kia Ora Adam! I’m a composite boatbuilder in NZ. Great job with the glassing! I still always feel like everything will fall apart, even when I’m doing things correctly.
For some reason it’s so nice to hear Adam swear freely
"Mostly they do, mostly" sneaky Aliens reference 😆
Thank you! I knew it was a reference but couldn't put my finger on it!
Thought I heard David
It is nice to see someone still have the excitement for it all. Life took that away from me years ago.
OK. I'm currently working on my own nasa inspired suit, but watching this I'm thinking I need to stop. The level of detail here is frickin amazing. 😳
The fun thing about fiberglass resin and spandex is that you can make such complex shapes that you would swear you vacuuformed something. Once you get the shape you want, just slap some glass on top with more resin and you now have a structural form. It's a favorite in the custom sound system community as well as custom car panels.
A little graphite lock lubricant in those bearings will smooth their operation and reduce the noise. Might be too late for the machined shoulder bearings, but you can still get to the set screw in the waist bearing, as well as, lubing the machined bearings for the second suit before the plug is super glued in place.
Stretching the spandex over the plywood form, stiffening it with epoxy, and then laying up some fiberglass on it is such a brilliant construction method. If I hadn't seen this video, I would be at a loss as to how to accomplish a shape like that with a reasonable degree of labor! Freakin' brilliant, Adam! 🤩
This reminds me of the velociraptor build. Regarding the weight reduction. And the fabric over the wooden structure.
That part at then end after Adam gets the bottom attached to the top and he start doing the twist, I'm dying!!! Best thing I have seen all week!
Really good episode and project! Looking forward to the next parts!
I am happy to be learning the issues with using fiberglass for this type of project. I like the idea of using spandex to get the curves to the form. Maybe putting a couple of layers of paper/cloth maché over the spandex to create a puck, then vacuforming over that to make the shell would work. I'll have to give it a try on one of my projects, one of these days.
You doing the friggin' twist near the end of the vid...😂😂😂 Looking forward to binge-watching part two?
And, what the hell is the fabric between the torso and the breech? That stuff looks pretty rad!
Thank you for the closed caption on videos you all upload. Being hearing impaired and not able to get hearing aids cc comes in handy from time to time. :)
Love seeing Adam sketch! Wish we could see more of the conceptualizing process.
glad you mentioned the duality of resin toxin issue. i happen to like the smell of polyester resin, and the fact you can jack up the cure rate with a little hot extra of mekp
Love the long-form walk through of design process and iteration.
You are a brilliant mad scientist. Always fun seeing your projects come to fruition. Thanks for your creative mind.
One of my favorite books is "Have Spacesuit will travel."
Looked fantastic behind the DJ booth!
Kevin and Adam nerding out .. I needed this
the giant dancing space tic-tac looks nice :D
Yay! More One-Day Builds!
Very impressive stuff as always. Really loving these longer videos
Two of my favorite people on television together on youtube!! So great!!
Adam knows his materials so well very important for being a good craftsman!
I love the beginning being mostly problem-solving. Just trying to figure out what works and what doesn’t.
Classic one-day. Only took a few years thinking about the mechanics, but otherwise, piece of cake 😅
Can not wait to see the progression of this project!! It is going to be epic!!
We got a genuine Adam Savage swing dance there at 32 minutes!
I think seeing Adam work with a team has shown us more about his process on a prop, than when when we have seen him work on something just on his own.
Neat to see how Adam does design work with associates. Wondering, though, what Adam's mask choice is...
Great, this one is going to show once again, what kind of a master you are.
“It looks like shot until it looks perfect” 😂 that actually made me lol
Alien face huggers hanging above them while putting on a space suit. Nice
G4 !!!!!! Bro the nostalgia...
Epic spacesuit indeed!! Cant wait for the finished project!! Gonna continue watchin right now!!!
Inspiring work! Makes me want to build spacesuits for me and my kids. So many great techniques showcased in one video. Can’t wait to see the final product.
Here is the final product! ruclips.net/video/SswGAImAlls/видео.html
@@tested hi
Some people may just look at Adam like an engineer, but to me he's an artist as well.
1:02:26 : I think the geometry on your "briefs" is just fine for a suit you're going to stand up and walk in. Had it been to wear in a zero-G environment, then yes, a little tilt at the pelvis level would have made it more comfy as this part of the body would naturally rotate a little.
This build was an absolute blast, to watch. It turned out fantastic! And I learned a lot from it too. But I'm curious, is there footage of ALL of the fabric patterns being cut, sewn and attached onto the suit?
Great job on DJ Catastrophic's space suit, looking forward to part 2!
Btw, if you happen to build the Sylveon for battle ready, make sure she/he’s made with extremely fire retardant fabric, and the feelers are covered in similar, if you want them all conectivity like, copper, silver or gold should be inlayed into the fabric and woven in to the keys (like spinal nerves.)
Can you imagine if someone out there designing the next generation suit watches this and includes some subtle nod to these suits? Then Adam tilting his head and recognizing it, he can’t confirm it but he just knows…
This channel is so underrated 💯
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39:13 all you have to do to understand that is think in pressure. They're using the pressure of the suit, to seal up the bearing (on its designed mating surfaces, rubber, Teflon whatever it is they're using this time around) . You have to discard the notion of bearing, and think solely at the pressure acting against two rings. The bearing is a feature, it's the reverse mounting that's actually the focus, it's quite possible they started with that, then worked the rotation into it. There's a couple of drawings of the old NASA bearings in section which show the sealing surfaces in detail (i'm sure you've come across them), remove the balls, and races, and they're easy to get then.
At least that's how i did it when i made an one-of for an articulated sprayer system. Mine uses water pressure. If there's not enough water pressure, it will leak like a sieve. I'm sure the NASA bearing also leaks an amount of air if pressure isn't sustained (tho it's also possible they have a countermeasure for that, seeing as it's a more vital system).
I keep seeing the bear head pattern in the background and imagining the bear costume head coming out of the spacesuit. I really feel like Space Bear would be a great thing.
I am absolutely gobsmacked by this build! Incredible work Adam and Team! The forms and construction are gorgeous, there really is incredible beauty in the simplicity of the circular forms with spandex skin. Can't wait to see more!
A thought about the Infil/Exfil waist flange, perhaps it could be further utilized for a modular waist attachment system for things like tool belts or control systems? Since it's already sort of weight bearing, it seems like a perfect place to hang things from.
As always, great build video. Also a shout-out to the editing and music in this one - nicely done.
The Man Savage is a Master of his craft. He is the Yoda of FX. 💪😷🤟🏼
I saved this so i could watch it after exams. No regrets. Good reward.
1:05:04 I am not surprised in the least that Adam quotes that specific scene in Aliens, but it's nice to know we share that quality.
I would love to see a “Wally Wood “ type space suit. Wally Wood was so inspirational to those early space sci-fi movies. Take a look at old EC COMICS featuring his work.
Funny, I just went to the comments to make a similar suggestion. I don't know how famous Tintin is is the USA, but in Europe, the red and white rocket from Tintin's voyage to the Moon is very recognizable - as is probably the orange space suit design from the two comic albums that make up the whole story.
As I understand Hergé's drawings, the spacesuit is almost completely made of hard components, and very similar to the Artemis suit, except I think the waist ring is a bit wider and also serves as the entry point. Which I believe is actually quite practical.
I'd love to see Adam try to construct it in the real world.
been wishing for this kind of long run build for a long time.
looking great Adam :)
Looking amazing… loving this build and the whole concept
i’m watching this while working on my own suit, not a space suit, but a suit that can survive antarctica to a volcano, bullet resistant and has cooling and heating, hearing adam talk about how he’s been thinking about it for years made me tear up a bit it reminded me of my own process towards the suit
Upvote before watching because it's Adam Savage.
Please some one make a gif of Adam's shuffling dance. Matured man's childlike joy on the road of discovery!
I can't help but think that, like a backpacking backpack, the weight should be carried on the hips, and minimally on the shoulders. With the Briefs assembly, there must be a way to support some of the lower body structure on a hip belt. Though I get with the limits of the rear door, it would be hard to get at a hip belt system down in there to tighten it up.
I missed Kevin and being a space nerd this is so much fun!!
One way to decrease the rattle in those bearings would be to pack them with grease but that could get messy very quickly since they are not sealed.