Adam Savage's One Day Builds: Blade Runner 2049 Helmet Parts!
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Adam's back to replica prop building with some Blade Runner goodness! Adam recently acquired a perfect replica of Sapper Morton's helmet as seen in the opening of Blade Runner 2049. And in pursuit of creating a full costume to go along with that piece, he needs to make an articulating mechanical air hose cage that connects to the helmet. And instead of 3D printing it, he's going to hand machine it from scratch!
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Impressed with how those pieces came out . You could maybe make a silicone mould so you could cast resin versions
It's like a robotic spinal column
C-147
i stumbled on a vintage metal ammo crate its like something striaght out of an alien movie but it needs more sci fi nasa character, gonna be home to a junk heap robot
Free power part 2..
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Hi Adam, Deetz here, thanks for the shout out and the compliments on the helmet!!!! Awesome linkage for the hose, loving it!!
That helmet looks as if it is a true piece of equipment. Amazing work.
@@XxAzraelGTxX Thank you! :)
So glad this build is getting the attention it deserves! Great work man.
@@kevdeovideo Thanks!
So, was the part Adam made bought, machined, or 3d printed? The helmet looks awesome.
I think the greatest gift to us from this pandemic has been Adam's self-filmed one day builds. I never want them to stop. Legit the videos I most look forward to popping up in my feed.
We’re so glad you think so! Thanks for telling us!
@@tested I whole heartedly agree. It's been brilliant
Always good to see how others solve a problem, plus the stuff he builds is awesome. I don't really like sci fi type movies, which is the inspiration for a lot of the stuff he builds, but I watch just to see him recreating stuff from scratch. You will learn things from this guy, he has a pretty eclectic skillset and knowledge base.
@@tested YES! the fully produce one day builds are nice too, but ive really come to love the self filmed ones. You Gotta keep them going even once filming is safe!
@@tested Agree with Rob. Long after this pandemic is but an unpleasant memory, I hope we still get this type of content.
Such a good laugh, there is nothing better than an offscreen crash with the “im fine” response. Adam you are a gem in many ways! Thank you for being you
In "It's A Wonderful Life" when Jimmy Stewart sends his drunk friend home, the actor walked off screen and tripped over something on set and ad libbed, "I'm alright. I'm alright." It was so perfect it was left in.
@@fasfan that's funny
Adam walking off camera followed by the crashing of falling parts and a distant "Im okay.." is comedy gold
all that was needed to complete it was a sound of a screetching cat as the parts fell down to really put it into the realm of cartoons.
That tubing is used for framing in hospital bed traction setup. I work with every day being a orthopaedic nurse for 30 years. We have literal tons of that tubing. Zoll is the company who sold the over head frames.
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@@tested Called it!
yeah the aluminium extrusion tubing
So that's the raw hexagonal aluminum tubing - not the flexi-tube finished product, correct?
Thought that tubing looked familiar they were part of the traction system when i broke my leg as a child. Unfortunately it doesn't seem Zoll sells those over head frames anymore
Adam, I commissioned the first one from deetz! We collaborated on accurizing the design as much as we could. References were hard to come by! The beauty of this accessory gives me heart palpitations. Great work.
I saw this and the first thing I thought was "You can totally machine this!". My head is still not used to having a 3D printer.
The fact that you put the thread on the OUTSIDE lip instead of the inside is freaking brilliant. I watch you make things for these little gems!
Thanks, Adam.
Yea the threading on the outside is genius
It's like making a pin and hole system without the "how do I tolerance this so I can jam the pieces together but they won't pop out..." Problem.
I love it!
The way you explained the air tube armor and the way it looks I can see why you chose the pipe you did. The way it connects and moves it reminds me of the old wooden or plastic snake toy. Except for the fact that it doesn't degrade in size like the toy.
I thought of the same toy, first time one of those things had crossed my mind in years but I was fascinated by the mechanical connections in them for some reason when I was a kid.
I thought of the mech arms he has already made! I would have made the exterior cosmetic.
i love how genuine he always is brings a smile to my face
Same, in a world that has become so fake, it's nice to see a genuine person.
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I feel like the editing has been extra-cheeky in this video.
And i'm here for it !
To be fair, Adam seemed pretty cheeky too, but the techno milling at 13:00 is incredibly quality. Hats off to the editor!
The wipe to Grey scale and sad music when he talks about the 3D print is, as Adam would say, chef's kiss. Kudos to the editor.
The editing on this is absolutely marvelous. I missed this style of editing
This video was edited by our new Tested crew member, Josh Self! Glad you enjoyed it, and thanks for taking the time to post your kind comment.
Ahah! I thought I detected a new editorial voice! Well done, dear. I am glad you caught his actual sadness at the print fail. He is a true artisan, emotionally invested in his work.
that absolute joy on his face when he finished it, really made my day .
I love this and how we get full minutes of Adam playing with the Bild and just the smile on adams face.
I've been having a bad week and seeing Adam's face light up playing around with his finished connections gave me the biggest smile, that was seriously contagious.
Hope you feel better soon!
Just seeing the assembled parts wiggle and clink around was honestly the coolest thing I've seen this week, if not the past month! I'm glad Adam's obviously as pleased with it as I am 😄
Yes. When Adam's happy, I'm happy
35:30
My favorite part of this build has to be the sound. I absolutely love it, it reminds me of the sound of clanking armor. So satisfying.
I agree with the other Mike, the videography and editing on TESTED videos is sublime. This build was EPIC! The pride and excitement you have for the results is well earned and deserved. The way the links move and sound also gave me a Squiddy vibe from The Matrix! Lol. Looking forward to seeing more on this build.
I think it's more than sublime. It's reached superlemon level.
I love how organic the movement looked while he was playing with it. plus his childlike glee is always a pleasure. :)
Adam is a TERRIFIC story teller. Explains why he is so good at weathering too. He tells an object's story with the weathering he applies to it. Love it.
After listening to "Every Tool's A Hammer" and "What Happens Next?", I said that I'd love to fall asleep listening to him narrate - but I can't, because he's too damn interesting and engaging.
Adam, please narrate more books!
Been really enjoying Adam slowly turn into Doc Brown over the last few years. I give it another year before he builds a fully operational time machine into a Delorean. Can I please be Marty? I swear I won't break spacetime!
That dance break at 10:45 is amazing.
Makes me think of these toy snakes I played with as a child made of plastic that would simulate a snake writhing side to side with a slight movement of your wrist. Impressive build!
I'll never forget the time Adam said.. "If there was one thing I could go back and tell my younger self it would be.. USE MORE COOLING FLUID".. And I have added that to my life. And it really helps. Thanks so much Mr. Savage. You are my favorite person on RUclips.
The amount of time that Adam just plays with the movement of the cable in this video brings me massive amounts of joy. It's so incredibly apparent that this part not only satisfies the build but feels real. Like the difference between picking up a plastic light saber and a hype realistic one. You just want to hold it all day.
Blade runner stuff is one of my favorite sets of contents.
Looking forward to more goodness in the future.
Have to say as someone whose been watching you work since I was 10 and at 29 am now an accomplished CNC/Machinist I love being able to understand so much of what you are doing .
It's astonishing how satisfying that tube cage is in movement. Fantastic job!
Adam now has a fantastic design for an incredible set of Doctor Octopus arms !! Just make them from a larger diameter stock and a lot longer...
I wonder how heavy that would be.
i'd love to see him recreate the outfit HE wore for that one scene he did.
Everyone who follows this channel can probably agree that the pandemic has impacted us all in many ways. HUGE kudo's to Adam and all the crew for providing us with awesome content throughout these tough times. This is something positive I'll definitely be reminiscing on!
The milling machine. The Biggest DREAM piece of machinery I WILL OWN ONE DAY! I miss having one at the shops ive worked at. I miss having a full size lathe but the lil mini lathe my company owns now does wonders to get some simple turnings done with great ease and a fair amount of accuracy! I cant wait to get a full size set of my own! I can only imagine what all i can accomplish with them. LOVE THEM! So jealous Mr Savage! I wish i could get my own.
I have never been more jealous of Adam Savage than when he said he could machine parts faster out of aluminum than just 3D printing them. That would be a dream
The audio was nuts in this video. Chefs kiss.
Whoever did the edit job can sleep peacefully tonight knowing it was a chef’s kiss of a video
🙏
The final texturing and weathering is just 💋👌
Love the sound of the parts clicking together. Sololin satisfying
The imperfections make the part that much more real. Awesome build.
I wish I had pictures, but we used to use rock tumblers and they were so loud. We built a "sound proof" housing for them. Definitely saved our ears and sanity.
Just ridiculous levels of detail, artists are the spice of this planet
Adam! If you haven't already, watch the movie "Prospect", if only for the suits, the "throwers", and the ship. All practical, custom-built props, and beautiful production value!
Props to the editor on this build! As a fellow editor, I appreciate all the "salt bae" fun you apparently had with this one!
🙏🏼
@@joshbymyself I saw mentioned below that this was your handiwork. Again, as an editor, I see it and appreciate it! We editors often get overlooked (let's be honest, it's kind of our job to shine the spotlight on others), so I want to make sure you know we see you as well. :)
This was edited by our newest Tested crew member, Josh Self!
@@tested Well he's off to a banging good start, I'd say. Keep up the good work, @JoshSelf
@@timparsons3565 Much appreciated, I feel very seen today! And I definitely agree. Though I tend to think of it as "flying under the radar" rather than "overlooked." :)
You can resume the print even after a power outage depending on what printer/slicer you are using.
I had that issue today, shortly after I watched this video. Thankfully my CR-10S resumed without much issue. 13hr of a 1 day 6hr print.
Sometimes.
Even on resin printers like the one in his shop??
I feel like one reason they would have 3D printed it would be to prevent all the clicking noises while shooting (don't remember if that was mentioned in the video). Still, very satisfying to listen to.
I thought the exact same thing at the end. The noises it makes are amazing, but there's absolutely no way a director is letting that near his set! Lol
I doubt it will make all that noise with an air hose in it - the hose would keep the parts from flopping back and forth to the limits of their motion and no more clicking.
good point i was thinking about this when recalling the prop guy who does the YT shorts always mentions quiet props!
Whenever I start my youtube app and I see a "one day build" it always makes me so happy! No matter what it is, I know it will deliver some sort of dopamine filed hurricane can-do-happiness from Mr Savage 😄
And the ability to enter the shop whit Adam at his rawest and most unfiltered self is a gift that the world never knew it needed, but is soooo welcomed in these times of so much negativity! Keep the nerds nerdy, the joy of making and building alive and never stop deliver the pure awesomeness that is Tested 😄
The enthusiasm in this is infectious, this is the very essence of why we make things like this.
I have found that when clamping crushable tubes that putting a mandrel in it helps.
The thing looks amazing, but the sound it makes when it moves is spectacular! Super cool, and I really appreciate your idea of threading only the outside holes - very insightful.
It really reminds me of the sort of clicking that Doc Ock’s arms make, and now it’s the only way I can see the foley department making that noise for the movie.
Five minutes in and goodness whoever edited this did a phenomenal job and I hope the do more edits on this channel.
35:12 literally just turned into an ASMR video for a whole minute and it makes me happy lol
What an ingenous linkage design for 2 way motion.
To the editor josh self, I appreciate the effort you went to, to put music to adam’s slapping chest and dancing!
The more experience you get, the faster you are at fixing what you screwed up. You may not have enough time to do something correctly, but you always have enough time to do it again!
The more experience I get, the more I realize what I don't know Jack about. And just about the time I feel that I know everything, I scrap something real expensive, by doing something that should be real easy.
So, I have bad news and good news. From the references images you showed us I could see that the side profile of the links arn't supposed to straight rectangles, but chevrons... With the tabs on the pointed side of the chevron. This gives each joint a larger range of motion, and a more flexible tube over all. Good news. The operations you need to do can still be done on the parts you have. So nothing is waisted yet. (Except the finish)
Anybody else in love with the sound that comes from the tubing while Adam plays around with it. I could listen to that sound for hours.
What an incredibly satisfying part once you have it all together!
Nothing better than some Adam Savage ASMR! That linkage sounds awesome. Looks amazing!
The sound of that part moving is addictive. Reminds me of Doc Oc or Matrix Sentinel.
This is the coolest build ever on so many levels and that's a testament to your skill.
The finished linkage has the best sound. I would never stop playing with it.
"I'm okay!" Thank you for the confirmation.
Your joy at the end is always worth watching. if not for a trio of dogs in my house your video might have been my only smile of the day.
I actually really enjoyed this episode's music and Adam's dancing was hilarious!
Make that one odd link a bit rustier or with an old paint job, so it looks like an in-the-field repair. Make it part of the story. Amazing results by the way, congratulations. I certainly would have 3D printed it, but then it wouldn't have that wonderful sound or feel of actual metal parts.
Or the reverse, make that one piece look brand new and the rest of it look old.
I'm thinking on an actual movie set the sound that assembly makes may not be appreciated.
This was the best invention ever! I want to make one just to flail it around and hear that sound, its like music!
I recently 3D printed the part-for-part remake of Deckards blaster and love it so much, 3D printing is the best
Have to appreciate that he made these on the mill and did not 3D print them. Awesome build!!
This has to be one of the best One Day Builds to date! Amazing craftsmanship, good vibes and some comedy as can be expected. But I also noticed a great soundtrack on timelapses and that ASMR segment topped it all off :D
Thank you very much for just taking the time to film (and then chose to SHOW us!) the like 3-5 mins or so of you just fooling around with and playing with this thing. Flopping it about all crazy and whatnot. 99% satisfying my burning desire to feel and want to do the exact same.
I'm currently trying to make a space suit, which was worn by Bo Shek in Star Wars, which was used before in the classic Doctor Who story Wheel in Space and which is basically an actual space suit: A Royal Air Force high altitude pressure suit made by a company named Windak back in the day. I hope, I can pull it off for Fedcon this June …
I was testing aluminum with grout remover , which was plain diluted hydrochloric acid , to see if it was soluble . It etched a thin black film on it like gun bluing does on steel . With a fume eliminating device , outdoor situation , or plenty of ventilation , this could have saved you time .
I liked your method of milling out parts in multiples . 👍👱♀️👍
Tapping threads internally must have been tedious 😬
I used to work in a tool & die shop 30 years ago , that also ran out piece part jobs on the side . That is where I came in as a machinist that eventually specialized in saw work . Watching your shop videos brought back memories 😁
Edit :
On your video about revamping your Mitsutoyo collection , which I also enjoyed , "Little Toys" used to be the name they went by with English language nations , before they univeralized their Japanese pronunciation . If you find any of those , you would really be a proud collector .
It's amazing to see that the outcome looks like an actual industrial product.
Adam! When you asmr'd me into hyperspace I realised you have to make a replica of the robots from Matrix. Like...you have to and also if you don't know about Dead space...that suit is something I think you would enjoy making haha. Love your stuff ! Saved my sanity these last 2 years. Haha
Best regards
Philip
Yes a Matrix fibe, had the same idea👍
Squids
I know Adam probably will never see this comment, but I was inspired by him to make my own Blade Runner blasters, I have two built and cusom painted, Officer K's blaster and a Luv blaster in a custom Japanese style. I also built the tablet Officer K uses in the car and sourced the pencil too. My house is rapidly filling with film stuff now, I even have a Tomb Raider Ice Axe.
I'm on to making a PKE and the 'signal jammers' from V for Vendetta next.
So thanks Adam for my new hobbies!
A mad scientist/ prop master with a child like love for creating amazing things. You are an absolute joy to watch sir.
Adam
Think a small tent with fiberglass poles. Now cut most of the bottom out. You now have a large collapsible spray booth. Fast to set up and pack away when you don't need it.🤔
Of course you put your own spin on it. ✌
Omg the music and color fade when he's talking about the print failing is great. Adams editors really are top tier
I've been watching Adam for far too long to care if he drools, he's still cool as shit in my books, it was pretty awesome watching him on TV, but holy damn it's a whole different experience seeing him on RUclips, he gets to do what he wants and he loves it, he's excited about it, it makes me love it it's so awesome
I am always impressed by the art, the genius and the empathy of this guy.
The one thing I love most about our dearest Adam Savage... is his ability to accept and admit to simple yet potentially embarrassing bodily actions/functions... Stay humble. Stuff happens! Live, Breathe, Move on.
These things are called Bend restrictors, or Vertebrae bend restrictor, usually these are huuuge and are used for underwater cabling for the oil and gas industry. There might be one you could buy off the shelf, although I have not seen one, but heck, making it from scratch is way moore fun and satisfying!
I cannot say, i find this one of your most beautiful builds, if only because of the sound it makes. Thank you...again..and..again.
The way adam speeds around the shop in his builds i am surprised he hasn't knocked stuff over / slipped / fell / caught something till now :D hope you're ok adam !
Some serious Methlyn vibe with that 😂
When I do the same thing I usually end up ruining the part or my self... 😄
Great video Adam. I have to say that when you were playing with the hose cage, it reminded me of the Borg Queen in First Contact where Picard ripped out her spine. Even the sound it makes is similar as well. Love the channel and all the videos. Thanks for keeping me sane in this CRAZY world we live in. Dan
Hey, with that tumbler, I've found that if I put quite a bit of dishwashing detergent in the water, it keeps your stones from loading up, when you drain the water out. It takes most of the funky shit with it, and your parts come out clean. Plus, if you anodized your finished parts, that ruddy finish from the ceramic rocks in the tumbler, comes out very consistent across the part.
The editing was super fun on this video! Keep up the with the fun stuff! I need the smiles.
3:57 Adam Savage’s work space is probably an accurate macrocosm of what goes on in his head 🤣 love the videos man keep pumping them out!! ❤️
Beautiful, this is just beautiful.
Looks as if it is part of the helmet.
Sound design and overall editing was good in this one. Kind of a random thing to appreciate from the video.
This was a great build, and that's quite a bit of planning, sequencing, and machining. The one thing I notice watching professional machinists is that they tend to run the autofeeds on their machines more than casual machinists.
Adam! Face shield! Eyeballs are not aluminum compatible!
He didn't even do the safety squint
*Hey Adam! I have a suggestion for your video about the polished aluminum foil ball…*
*Cut it in half with a water jet! If you don’t have one then you should send the ball to “Waterjet Channel” and have them cut it for you. They have a 60,000 psi water jet! Plus it could be a nice little collab of both your RUclips channels.*
Don't think I've ever seen you having so much fun on a build, joyous
Thank you Josh Self for some delightful editing
🙏🏼
Incredible machinist skills, immaculate craftsmanship!
Terrible at math!
There used to be a toy snake that had the same design and function that you're making when I was a little kid
I had the same thought, and a hundred of those snakes as a kid lol
10:42 This brings back the scene where Tony’s working on his suit…and dancing 👀 😭🤣🤧 IT TOTALLY works
That clicking aluminum sound is so satisfying. I could listen to that for hours.
The sound it makes when it flexes...SO SATISFYING.
i love Adam's little tappy-taps?? if just makes me so badly everytime i see them
and also? A+ job to the editor for matching his dancing to the time lapse!!
I wish I felt half as joyful about anything as Adam feels about wiggling his tube protector thing he made, it is very cool