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@@tested oh and by the way, I only corrected you because octopi is funner to say than octopuses kinda like I say funner instead of more fun because it’s funner to say funner
Well I personally think that animal are way smarter than we think they are... Well at least for most animal species, some are still dumb enough to end themself... Some smarter than others but if monkey didn't evolve into human, another animal would have gained sentience.
I love this style of video. I would watch 'commission' work all day long. It really pulls something out of Adam and you can tell he loves it. It's like he gets 'in the zone' and it's wonderful to see!
It certainly has a different air to it, compared to Adam's builds that are for his enjoyment only without any rigid deadlines. Less time for waffling around the decision-making.
@@aikumaDK savage is always savage he will tame all the stuff that keep's me motivated he make's me miss the good ole team of mythbuster's he and him alone make me appriciate the trade of practical visual effect's thank's adam, jamie, tori, grant, and last but not least kari for teaching to everyone persiverance!
How do we know Adam cares for his viewers? He repeats useful notes of safety repeatedly or stories so that new viewers or old are given the same information to stay safe and understand why. Ref: table saw. Thank you Adam!
He did that talk right after i saw no riving knife, kick back, or guard in the saw... items that have been as dangerous for me getting things jammed in them than just being safe. Glad that he noted it... he knew we would!
On befriending corvids: Now that they aware that you are feeding them, I would suggest opening up “communication”. I do this by whistling a distinctive whistle. Every time I take compost out to the pile, I do my whistle. It only took a week or so for them to associate the whistle with the food. I’ll whistle from the kitchen window and by the time I get to the compost pile, I have a crew waiting for me. Now they will come to the back porch or wherever it is I am whistling. A VERY cool party trick. Summoning a murder of crows with a whistle is undeniably bad-ass. Let me know if you employ this and if it works.
@@tiredamateur hmmmm. Maybe like an actual whistle? Or a clicker? Learn to play the Zelda “secret” tune on a little flute? The possibilities are endless.
@@tiredamateur Other than the bicycle bell I mentioned above, any sound that caries will do, a football whistle, even knocking 2 blocks of wood together or tapping the side of a stainless steel of ceramic bowl with your key. They soon learn you’re a friend especially if you feed them at the same time and place every day. Don’t forget that they also like water, especially in the summer and will drink, dunk their food or even bathe in it if the bowl is large enough.
I kept waiting for Adam to pull the tape stripes off the roof, it took me way too long to realize the tape wasn't there to mask, but to physically give texture!
To be honest: I find the roof the one thing, that doesn't work (for me at least). It doesn't look like copper at all. It might be the lighting, but I was hoping until the end he would do something to the roof that will finalize it's look.
I just posted about the same thing. Very subtle, looks like the editor was just having a little bit of fun. There was absolutely no reason to do it except to exercise a bit of skill, which is delightful.
Wow, that’s beautifully ornate. Every step in the paining process added something to it. Love your box videos, and this technically qualifies and might be my favorite yet.
I started watching your videos as a MythBusters fan and enjoyed purely for entertainment, but now I've suddenly been thrust into the professional world of SFX through a random job offer. These build videos have become an invaluable resource and I thank you so much for putting out so much helpful content. I'm just a simple shop welder thrown into a very overwhelming world of art I feel incredibly intimidated by but videos like this make it feel more doable.
I had a brain fart a few years back. I had just finished cutting several pieces, shut the saw off and dropped my thumb on the still spinning blade. Thanks to a very quick reaction and a very talented PA, I still have a thumb, no scar and only slight numbness.
Aside from the extreme low weight when it was lifted, I would never have guessed it didn't have a lot more wood and metal in its construction. I'm no stranger to the painting and weathering techniques (verdigris in particular was one of my favorite painting and weathering things I learned when I used to cosplay), but I really love how you can give an impression of a lot more mass than is actually there.
28:50 Very insightful from Adam. When watchingMarks video did think wow that's a fancy bird cage, but it was signalling something in the story so quickly moved on to associating it with the grand finale / reward. Clever stuff and it's pretty cool that he was commissioned to make this prop. Would love more videos like this!
This type of videos are the thing I love watching on this channel. I love watching an artist work, masterfully use the tools at his disposal to make something beautiful.
I was delighted to hear you made this cage. I’m sure Adam knows the excitement of seeing two of his favorites team up. Would love to hear an anecdote of his heroes collaborating during one of the Q&A sessions. Thanks guys!!
Talk to the crows, learn their calls, give them something sparkly..treats. I actually had a lovely chat with five Common Ravens back in 2022 in May and it was amazing!!!!
Adam thank you for the wonderful childhood memories that inspire me to make and build. Thank you doing RUclips and continuing to share your life and being genuine.
You have taught me many valuable things over the years. I appreciate you. Your big projects are amazing to watch. In the end tho, "Fast Adam" is my favorite. Your brain on a time crunch is amazing. This was super fun to watch.
This is so neat! Great work, and you both got together to see if you can outsmart a bird! Awesome work Adam! I love both channels, so this was an extra awesome collab treat! 👍😃
When I was a young boy in the 60s the mad scientist of Frankenstein or other great films were my favorite. Adam you are my favorite mad scientist of today's world. Your explaining the madness of your build is so much damn fun to watch! Thank you for all the detail that you bring to your work.
Now that the cage has been used (Very cool, by the way), I would love to see something done with it, like building a Victorian automaton of a crow to go in it.
love this build and particularly enjoyed the time constraint element. When his day 1 was done, and he said he was basically done, I check and we aren't halfway through the video, Yeaaa you thought adam. As a maker I'l always rushing against time, and taking more time than planned. so to watch adam do it was fun
Looking at it through the camera....what an obvious and yet ah-ha moment. Love the videos, Adam. I'm new to watching regularly but it's so good to spend time with you. Thanks.
As someone who is very used to fast videos with many cuts, this was a very nice and very needed form of editing :) I'm glad I stuck through with it! and I look forward to seeing more of your content :)
This was amazing! Would love to see more commission work like this, entertaining and informative. Definitely got some good tips out of it that I'll be trying!
Great job Adam, the roof turned out amazing, I didn't think the masking tape was going to be left on there. Thanks for sharing how long it took, I would have been nice to see how you cut the windows and archway in the sides.
Up until the moment I saw it on Rober's set I was thinking that I would have left the brass cage rods in the archways metallic. Under his lighting the OTHER metallic accents REALLY popped, having the cage bars brass as well would have been an overdose. 20 years in broadcast TV (30+ in video production) makes me agree with your using your phone camera as a double check for how it will look to the viewer.
great build! and awesome verdigris product I found is by Rustoleum, it's in their Modern Masters line. it's a 2 part product. a copper brush on paint, with actual copper in it and a patina aging solution. really neat product.
A cage base on an octagonal or hexagonal base would have also looked awesome, but that might take more time to build. Sweet result, as always. I missed these builds Adam. Lets us have some more. Cheers :)
This doesn't feel like a "hide the crimes" kind of build. This feels like reproducing old-world objects with modern abilities and producing a product that is absolutely beautiful. It doesn't feel slapdash for the camera, this is just amazing craftspersonship.
As a kid, I had one of those old multi tier bamboo cages. I learned that only a metal cage would hold my budgie though. In fact later in life I learned what large parrots could do to solid wood(only woods that are parrot friendly)… and flesh a few times…. I also learnt the metals and woods that were okay for birds. It gets complicated. You look out the window and see birds of all kinds sitting on chain link fence and nesting in those trees and it’s frustrating. I could buy a $15 wood chew toy that’s on a solid chain and it could be gone in an hours time. They shred those toys so quick. They are so smart. I had one that I would open her cage and take her out and over to the trash can and say bombs away, and she would go to the bathroom. She would also get our dogs rilled up if it got to quiet in the house. She would throw pieces of her food out to get them to jump off the couch and run over. I don’t know how many times I would be in a separate room and hear my wife saying stuff to me or calling me, only to be answering the bird… she had a great vocabulary.
Considering for the past 10+ years, I’ve been working full-time at a cabinet shop. I know from firsthand experience kickback on a tablesaw is absolutely terrifying.
It really is - last year I was cutting some thin mitered pieces, and one of the offcuts got sent like a rocket. It ended up piercing a hole directly through a nearby drywall and landed in the adjacent room. It's also why, incidentally, it still boggles my mind that for all of Adam's tools and resources, he still insists on using that ancient powermatic saw that doesn't even have a g*damn riving knife. And he HAS to know how much sh*t he gets for it - practically every video he puts out with the table saw, there will always be people pointing it out. It's just bonkers to me, especially for someone as safety aware as he seems to be.
I am fascinated by the intelligence and behavior of crows and ravens . I liken them to BOrder Collies. .l can hardly wait to see Adam's completed structure and how Mark makes use of it⁹.
Liked the safety tips on the tablesaw. I thought cutting of the first pieces seemed a bit rushed, and even cavalier, but I believe you when you say you were concentrating. Not as sure about using the big router on its side, though. Clamping the piece with a flush backing piece for stability in your big woodworking vice might have been better.
I have been feeding my neighborhood crows (and every other backyard bird) for, I don't know, 5 years or more. Unsalted peanuts in the shell for the crows and jays. I have yet to be gifted with anything back :( Though, I am convinced that they recognize my car. They do caw at the house when the lights turn on in the morning, and they show up before dinner time. No gifts in return, except for the chance to interact with and observe them up close. It's still pretty amazing.
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It’s octopi Adam it’s octopi
I hope this goes to The Museums of pet and aquarium history collection after your done !!!!!
@@tested oh and by the way, I only corrected you because octopi is funner to say than octopuses kinda like I say funner instead of more fun because it’s funner to say funner
Well I personally think that animal are way smarter than we think they are... Well at least for most animal species, some are still dumb enough to end themself...
Some smarter than others but if monkey didn't evolve into human, another animal would have gained sentience.
You know, I'm not sure how ethical it's going to be for you to put Mark Rober into a cage, Adam
Certainly not one that size.
😂
"Rober in a Cage" sounds like a dope band name.
But Adam will be doing it with kindness, empathy, & respect so Mark will probably be fine! 🤣
Have you seen him, he isnt that big.
I love this style of video. I would watch 'commission' work all day long. It really pulls something out of Adam and you can tell he loves it. It's like he gets 'in the zone' and it's wonderful to see!
Appreciate your kind words - we’ll pass them on to Adam!
It certainly has a different air to it, compared to Adam's builds that are for his enjoyment only without any rigid deadlines.
Less time for waffling around the decision-making.
@@aikumaDK savage is always savage he will tame all the stuff that keep's me motivated he make's me miss the good ole team of mythbuster's he and him alone make me appriciate the trade of practical visual effect's thank's adam, jamie, tori, grant, and last but not least kari for teaching to everyone persiverance!
R. I. P. Grant
How do we know Adam cares for his viewers? He repeats useful notes of safety repeatedly or stories so that new viewers or old are given the same information to stay safe and understand why.
Ref: table saw.
Thank you Adam!
He did that talk right after i saw no riving knife, kick back, or guard in the saw... items that have been as dangerous for me getting things jammed in them than just being safe. Glad that he noted it... he knew we would!
On befriending corvids: Now that they aware that you are feeding them, I would suggest opening up “communication”. I do this by whistling a distinctive whistle. Every time I take compost out to the pile, I do my whistle. It only took a week or so for them to associate the whistle with the food. I’ll whistle from the kitchen window and by the time I get to the compost pile, I have a crew waiting for me. Now they will come to the back porch or wherever it is I am whistling. A VERY cool party trick. Summoning a murder of crows with a whistle is undeniably bad-ass. Let me know if you employ this and if it works.
I feed crows in the park and ping my bicycle bell on the way and they’re waiting at my feeding tree when I arrive.
I trained some sulphur crested cockatoos to do something similar, but with the sound of me rattling the bird seed box.
any ideas for a call just as cool but for someone who cannot whistle lol
@@tiredamateur hmmmm. Maybe like an actual whistle? Or a clicker? Learn to play the Zelda “secret” tune on a little flute? The possibilities are endless.
@@tiredamateur
Other than the bicycle bell I mentioned above, any sound that caries will do, a football whistle, even knocking 2 blocks of wood together or tapping the side of a stainless steel of ceramic bowl with your key. They soon learn you’re a friend especially if you feed them at the same time and place every day. Don’t forget that they also like water, especially in the summer and will drink, dunk their food or even bathe in it if the bowl is large enough.
I kept waiting for Adam to pull the tape stripes off the roof, it took me way too long to realize the tape wasn't there to mask, but to physically give texture!
Same!
Same lol
To be honest: I find the roof the one thing, that doesn't work (for me at least). It doesn't look like copper at all. It might be the lighting, but I was hoping until the end he would do something to the roof that will finalize it's look.
For some reason this video really shows how Adam's mind works and where he got his roots more than most I've seen in the past.
29:36 that tiny transition that majority of people will never see. Love it.
oooh, very nice touch. love it.
I liked the Seinfeld one at 26:40.
I just posted about the same thing. Very subtle, looks like the editor was just having a little bit of fun. There was absolutely no reason to do it except to exercise a bit of skill, which is delightful.
was searching comments to see if anyone else caught it.
Wow, that’s beautifully ornate. Every step in the paining process added something to it. Love your box videos, and this technically qualifies and might be my favorite yet.
We appreciate the kind words! Thanks, Ryan!
I started watching your videos as a MythBusters fan and enjoyed purely for entertainment, but now I've suddenly been thrust into the professional world of SFX through a random job offer. These build videos have become an invaluable resource and I thank you so much for putting out so much helpful content. I'm just a simple shop welder thrown into a very overwhelming world of art I feel incredibly intimidated by but videos like this make it feel more doable.
Mark Rober will not fit in that cage.
You assume “in one piece”
I'm sure he will - he is probably engineering something what will adjust his spacial geometry to allow him to fit in with ease....
Comment of the day lmao
Not with that attitude!
Maybe marks good buddy jimmy will fit?
I had a brain fart a few years back. I had just finished cutting several pieces, shut the saw off and dropped my thumb on the still spinning blade. Thanks to a very quick reaction and a very talented PA, I still have a thumb, no scar and only slight numbness.
Aside from the extreme low weight when it was lifted, I would never have guessed it didn't have a lot more wood and metal in its construction. I'm no stranger to the painting and weathering techniques (verdigris in particular was one of my favorite painting and weathering things I learned when I used to cosplay), but I really love how you can give an impression of a lot more mass than is actually there.
What a fun build to watch. Decades of knowledge went into this simple build, and it came out fantastic!
Brilliant, love the brass corners added near the end.....
28:50 Very insightful from Adam. When watchingMarks video did think wow that's a fancy bird cage, but it was signalling something in the story so quickly moved on to associating it with the grand finale / reward. Clever stuff and it's pretty cool that he was commissioned to make this prop. Would love more videos like this!
This type of videos are the thing I love watching on this channel. I love watching an artist work, masterfully use the tools at his disposal to make something beautiful.
Fantastic work. It looks amazing and melds with their theme extraordinarily well.
Love everything you do Adam!
Love the time lapse build shot... such cool music, and what a neat build to watch come together like that! Great job editing team!
Does anyone knows the music?
Adam's final touches probably took him past the 11 hour mark, but what a creation, nice to see the prop master at work.
Gotta say, love that last return to finish the look. The addition of some sepia wash. Good fun! Ready for Prof. Higgins' study~!
The joy you bring and excitement you share with us all is SO contagious! Love your builds and explanations, Adam! ❤ 🐦 🏠
I was delighted to hear you made this cage. I’m sure Adam knows the excitement of seeing two of his favorites team up. Would love to hear an anecdote of his heroes collaborating during one of the Q&A sessions. Thanks guys!!
I always love how Adam explaining stuff to us helps him remember that one last detail he forgot to add
Talk to the crows, learn their calls, give them something sparkly..treats. I actually had a lovely chat with five Common Ravens back in 2022 in May and it was amazing!!!!
This is the best kind of build videos. Love it❤
I absolutely loved the practicality of this format of build!
Adam thank you for the wonderful childhood memories that inspire me to make and build.
Thank you doing RUclips and continuing to share your life and being genuine.
You have taught me many valuable things over the years. I appreciate you. Your big projects are amazing to watch. In the end tho, "Fast Adam" is my favorite. Your brain on a time crunch is amazing. This was super fun to watch.
This is so neat! Great work, and you both got together to see if you can outsmart a bird! Awesome work Adam!
I love both channels, so this was an extra awesome collab treat! 👍😃
When I was a young boy in the 60s the mad scientist of Frankenstein or other great films were my favorite. Adam you are my favorite mad scientist of today's world. Your explaining the madness of your build is so much damn fun to watch! Thank you for all the detail that you bring to your work.
Now that the cage has been used (Very cool, by the way), I would love to see something done with it, like building a Victorian automaton of a crow to go in it.
Lovely. I look forward to seeing it " in action ." 💙🌻💙
Just finished Mark's Video with Shirley. Joy. I have always had a tendency to caw at crows...carry on a bit of a conversation. *grins* 💙🌻💙
More of this is on my Christmas list Santa Adam. So satisfying to watch
I just watched Mark Rober's video before I watched this one. The cage looked amazing. Well done, Adam.
love this build and particularly enjoyed the time constraint element. When his day 1 was done, and he said he was basically done, I check and we aren't halfway through the video, Yeaaa you thought adam. As a maker I'l always rushing against time, and taking more time than planned. so to watch adam do it was fun
Man, its insane how much better it looks when in proper lighting.
I've watched both videos and as always, your work is wonderful Adam. Truly inspiring.
15:28 "I reject your reality, and substitute my own."
~A Wise Man
Looking at it through the camera....what an obvious and yet ah-ha moment. Love the videos, Adam. I'm new to watching regularly but it's so good to spend time with you. Thanks.
4:30 I love how you dedicated a full minute just to talk about safety!
3:25 THAT happens to me ALL THE TIME! You place a pen on the table, and before you know it, it's gone! :P
As someone who is very used to fast videos with many cuts, this was a very nice and very needed form of editing :) I'm glad I stuck through with it! and I look forward to seeing more of your content :)
This was amazing! Would love to see more commission work like this, entertaining and informative. Definitely got some good tips out of it that I'll be trying!
I'm pretty sure crows will figure out anything you throw at them, probably faster than humans.
The commercials popping up when the phone falls isn’t a mistake and I love it.
Love seeing Laura's tape mate mounted proudly on the apron.
Adam, you literally nailed the copper finish!! So convincing!
Okay, this was cool to see Mark Rober asked you to make something for his video. I enjoyed watching this build.
Reminds me of the bird cafe theater from knotts berry farm lol. Love it.
Ah, my two favorite building channels. ❤
Ah Mark Rober, is continuing his recent tradition of outsourcing much of his project building to other makers.
I really enjoyed watching your TV show when I was a kid. I'm so glad to see you're doing well. Greetings from Ukraine, Adam!
Fantastic video! Thanks Adam.
Great job Adam, the roof turned out amazing, I didn't think the masking tape was going to be left on there. Thanks for sharing how long it took, I would have been nice to see how you cut the windows and archway in the sides.
Fantastic video. I love the lessons from experience.
Now I can justify buying the mill I've wanted and can use it for woodworking. 😎
Up until the moment I saw it on Rober's set I was thinking that I would have left the brass cage rods in the archways metallic. Under his lighting the OTHER metallic accents REALLY popped, having the cage bars brass as well would have been an overdose. 20 years in broadcast TV (30+ in video production) makes me agree with your using your phone camera as a double check for how it will look to the viewer.
That bird cage is actually quite beautiful. Love the 'retro' design.
great build! and awesome verdigris product I found is by Rustoleum, it's in their Modern Masters line. it's a 2 part product. a copper brush on paint, with actual copper in it and a patina aging solution. really neat product.
very cool looking and a very intresting video Thanks Adam
There's a video of a crow using a stick to push a treat out a tube. It's cool
This is my favorite kind of magic to watch.😲
A cage base on an octagonal or hexagonal base would have also looked awesome, but that might take more time to build.
Sweet result, as always.
I missed these builds Adam. Lets us have some more.
Cheers :)
Gorgeous!
Beautiful work!
You were so excited about that fabric, not knowing they needed to show what was inside the birdcage.
18:41 That reminds me of _Thalo Blue,_ I don't remember the artist's name.
The aged copper technique is awesome. Looks so realistic!
Impossible challenge Adam Savage staying in his own time constraints.
fantastic again
29:35 thought I saw 2 Adams... and did thanks to clever editing
I enjoyed Mark's video, but this was truly the icing on the cake
I love how for me every time the phone fell over it went to an ad kinda like a fancy transition.
Same here
This doesn't feel like a "hide the crimes" kind of build. This feels like reproducing old-world objects with modern abilities and producing a product that is absolutely beautiful. It doesn't feel slapdash for the camera, this is just amazing craftspersonship.
Don't make them mad... They never forget.
It looked so good in the final video!
nothing on youtube beats a good 'One day build with Adam Savage'
There is/was a foot pedal (stop only) for that Powermatic 66 that came in handy more than once...might be worth tracking down!
What a fantastic project
As a kid, I had one of those old multi tier bamboo cages. I learned that only a metal cage would hold my budgie though. In fact later in life I learned what large parrots could do to solid wood(only woods that are parrot friendly)… and flesh a few times…. I also learnt the metals and woods that were okay for birds. It gets complicated. You look out the window and see birds of all kinds sitting on chain link fence and nesting in those trees and it’s frustrating. I could buy a $15 wood chew toy that’s on a solid chain and it could be gone in an hours time. They shred those toys so quick. They are so smart. I had one that I would open her cage and take her out and over to the trash can and say bombs away, and she would go to the bathroom. She would also get our dogs rilled up if it got to quiet in the house. She would throw pieces of her food out to get them to jump off the couch and run over. I don’t know how many times I would be in a separate room and hear my wife saying stuff to me or calling me, only to be answering the bird… she had a great vocabulary.
I always enjoy these videos.
I like the Myst-like music near the end
Awesome Bird cage 👍👍
I adore this, even if its just in my background half the time ouo Its like comforting
“What is this, a cage for ants?” -Zoolander (probably)
Amazing work!!
Great Build Adam !
Considering for the past 10+ years, I’ve been working full-time at a cabinet shop. I know from firsthand experience kickback on a tablesaw is absolutely terrifying.
It really is - last year I was cutting some thin mitered pieces, and one of the offcuts got sent like a rocket. It ended up piercing a hole directly through a nearby drywall and landed in the adjacent room.
It's also why, incidentally, it still boggles my mind that for all of Adam's tools and resources, he still insists on using that ancient powermatic saw that doesn't even have a g*damn riving knife.
And he HAS to know how much sh*t he gets for it - practically every video he puts out with the table saw, there will always be people pointing it out. It's just bonkers to me, especially for someone as safety aware as he seems to be.
These crows have no idea what an honor it is to have adam savage as a friend 😂
I am fascinated by the intelligence and behavior of crows and ravens . I liken them to BOrder Collies. .l can hardly wait to see Adam's completed structure and how Mark makes use of it⁹.
Liked the safety tips on the tablesaw. I thought cutting of the first pieces seemed a bit rushed, and even cavalier, but I believe you when you say you were concentrating.
Not as sure about using the big router on its side, though. Clamping the piece with a flush backing piece for stability in your big woodworking vice might have been better.
Awesome.
Good to see a build
Adam did a build. Will wonders never cease?
Laura's tape mate in action. 👍👍
I have been feeding my neighborhood crows (and every other backyard bird) for, I don't know, 5 years or more. Unsalted peanuts in the shell for the crows and jays. I have yet to be gifted with anything back :( Though, I am convinced that they recognize my car. They do caw at the house when the lights turn on in the morning, and they show up before dinner time. No gifts in return, except for the chance to interact with and observe them up close. It's still pretty amazing.
I love how you work with a speedy on! 😂 Flex!!
Adam pulling a magic trick and walking past himself there. 😂
Does modern video resolution play into your stage production technique, or do you have to adjust?
Super-Cool!