Love! This place was a local field trip year after year growing up in Central Texas! The makers and fab-lab spaces I've viewed on your trips are pure inspiration. Keep it up Adam and the crew! The impact of this work will change the world.
One of the best videos you guys have put out in a while!! More of these kind of videos!!!!!!! Now you have me wanting to go talk to my local child's museum to see if I can pick up some side work! I have two kids of my own and I think I'm going to start Proto typing some fun stuff for their bedrooms… Perks of having a full shop laser cutter and 3-D printer!!
get together with like minded people, and make a maker space. share you skills, learn new ones. Don't think I don't have a facility/workshop near me, think where can I create a space like that. The only limits are that of vision. all the best :)
There might be one locally if look. I just discovered a wonderful place close to me . If not organize and get one started yourself. You'd be pleasantly surprised how many people in your area would also love to have a space as well.
PLEASE VISIT THE NORTH FORGE FABRICATION LAB IN WINNIPEG! We're the largest makerspace in Canada and almost completely volunteer run. We'd love to give you and the Tested team a tour and show off some of the cool stuff we've made.
The EDC workshop at Scitech in Western Australia has one of the best exhibition workshops in the world. Their roving exhibits are constantly on tour throughout the world, translated into dozens of languages.
As always, Adam's enthusiasm is palpable and infectious. I'm a humanities teacher who doesn't know dick all about setting up a shop, but damn if I wasn't riveted to this video.
Whoever made the magic house in St. Louis is a genius. Highly recommend it or anything locally comparable if you have squirts. Just an honarable mention to science centers, they are without a doubt changing with the times. They have travelling exhibits, and imax galore although I think they have a lot farther to go compared to childrens museums to stay relevant. They are kindof a one stop experience and need to include more science history imo.
If they haven't already, they should make miniatures of every display for sale in a gift-shop. Would bring in a decent amount of revenue... Buy your childs favorite exhibit that they can put on their wall.. collect them all... maybe even have kits for the older kids.
I use milk crates and shelves. It can go on any wall area and hold a lot of stuff, and you can see into the milk crates well enough. I't a good, cheap solution for small shop organization.
Hey Adam, if you really like this: When you are in or near the netherlands, try the NEMO Science Center in Amsterdam! Kind of the same sort of place, it justs exists a lot longer
If Adams enthusiasm could be bottled somehow, it could power the world! Just drop him in a workshop or movie set and feast on renewable "Savage Power"!
Man living in Austin Metro and being in maintenance I would love to work in that design shop. The only downfall would be the commute to work. Austin traffic is... not fun.
I just love the flack I read about this. As really sure the US is holding fast on not moving to the Metric System. Yet really why would we? The moment we do. Everyone else in the world will find some new form of measuring something. And the US once again gets flack for not following.
Oh, I know text does that. Though I have no issue with the metric system. I get it. As it is all about moving a dot around. I get that. Though also believed the metric system was made to help short people feel taller. That is my bit of humor.
It's fine that the US is not metric. They are way to creative with units. Take nails: 10d, the 'd' could stand for a weight or it's value in silver (an idea of Charles Martel setting a 8th century standard). It was the former value of maybe 100 or 120 nails of that size. But now it is a length 10d = 1" + (10-2)x1/4" Unless it is taller than 12d then it's different.
What is used on the tool box drawers? I have a snap on 54" roll cab and it's annoying how when you open the drawers all of my spanners move, what is that foam on the base of the drawers??
If you had baught a sizable empty space specifically with the intent to have it as a workshop, how long would it take (on a standard buget of the average american earning at a normal job) to fill it with all the necessary tools and machines and also how much would it cost??
adam was like a little kid in a candy shop. touching everything he could.
Loving these videos, also missing one day builds.
Check out Laura Kampf's channel. She has a marvelous build every week.
Tucker Morton fuck you.
Thanks.
Jimmy Diresta, Core77inc, Frank Howarth there are so many great makers on RUclips
Love! This place was a local field trip year after year growing up in Central Texas!
The makers and fab-lab spaces I've viewed on your trips are pure inspiration. Keep it up Adam and the crew!
The impact of this work will change the world.
I want to work here sooooooooo bad! EVERYTHING is sorted so perfectly.
One of the best videos you guys have put out in a while!! More of these kind of videos!!!!!!! Now you have me wanting to go talk to my local child's museum to see if I can pick up some side work! I have two kids of my own and I think I'm going to start Proto typing some fun stuff for their bedrooms… Perks of having a full shop laser cutter and 3-D printer!!
I get as excited as Adam watching the organization of tool and maker STUFF! :)
I'd sell my soul for a workshop like that tbh
get together with like minded people, and make a maker space. share you skills, learn new ones. Don't think I don't have a facility/workshop near me, think where can I create a space like that. The only limits are that of vision. all the best :)
i would sell your soul for that shop too >:)
There might be one locally if look. I just discovered a wonderful place close to me . If not organize and get one started yourself. You'd be pleasantly surprised how many people in your area would also love to have a space as well.
@@themadhacker9376 Can I give you mine as collateral?
That kart with all those tools
What to do with the world's surplus of 4 mm allen wrenches? A sculpture made from nothing but them?
thanks for show us all these areas. where kids are working with their hands and imaginations
That shop is so incredibly beautiful. I don't know if I'd ever get anything done because I'd just sit there looking around at my shop and smiling.
We visited this place when its first opened and my kids loved it. I loved it too! It was really a fun place to visit and very educational!
Waited 15 years for this Mythbusters/American Pickers crossover ... Hashtag Frank Fritz x.. hashed tag Tool Time
I'm so glad that I'm not the only person who is THAT obsessed with organization.
I will never tire of Adam Savage's nerdgasms with workshops and tool armies (because that is a tool army, not a tool set)
PLEASE VISIT THE NORTH FORGE FABRICATION LAB IN WINNIPEG! We're the largest makerspace in Canada and almost completely volunteer run. We'd love to give you and the Tested team a tour and show off some of the cool stuff we've made.
THANK YOU. WAS JUST LOOKING FOR A SPACE HERE!
The EDC workshop at Scitech in Western Australia has one of the best exhibition workshops in the world. Their roving exhibits are constantly on tour throughout the world, translated into dozens of languages.
Big fan, Adam. You have a great personality and style!
well he's Savage
I recently bought several rooms-worth of furniture I had to assemble. Now the proud owner of six M4 allen keys!
Adam, watching you in this video segment, is akin to myself and my child going in to Home Depot. I truly love watching your show.
Lock me inside this workshop for Quarantine and I will definitely build a time machine by the time I come out, if I survive.
Adam, you would love the shop in the Oregon Rail Heritage Center. They restore, maintain and show vintage locomotives, their shop is really cool.
Im a maintenance CTL operator.
I wish i could hangout with adam and the crew for a week or two messing around in the shop!
love these videos!!!
I wish the workshop looked more like in use, rather then VERY OBVIOUSLY cleaned perfectly for Adam's Visit.
Love seeing their shop setup. And what a fun job! Great video.
I always believe when building build from the inside out that way each room , set-up, layout is the way you want it then build the walls around it
As always, Adam's enthusiasm is palpable and infectious. I'm a humanities teacher who doesn't know dick all about setting up a shop, but damn if I wasn't riveted to this video.
Shop full of great tools Adam goes straight to the hardware storage that's what I like about him.
Whoever made the magic house in St. Louis is a genius. Highly recommend it or anything locally comparable if you have squirts. Just an honarable mention to science centers, they are without a doubt changing with the times. They have travelling exhibits, and imax galore although I think they have a lot farther to go compared to childrens museums to stay relevant. They are kindof a one stop experience and need to include more science history imo.
seeing adam geek out over the mythbusters- style organization system = ❤️+😂. just makes me so happy!
Adam's heaven on earth.
Why does the organization of equipment making me happy
lol Adam is like I kid in a candy shop it's adorable! ^^
If they haven't already, they should make miniatures of every display for sale in a gift-shop. Would bring in a decent amount of revenue... Buy your childs favorite exhibit that they can put on their wall.. collect them all... maybe even have kits for the older kids.
I would love to see more of these "shop tours" and "museum tours" (and especially, of course, "museum shop tours".)
Its nice to see someone else geek out about tools :-) watching Adam is like watching a kid in a candy store
These guys have the best job I've ever seen.
I couldn't give this video enough thumbs up.
I really appreciate this series Adam! Thank you!
As a welder, I want this but as a metal shop. Absolutely perfect.
I like how whenever they talk about a child, it sounds like they are talking about an animal.
we want one day builds!
I love that Adam is referring to Jamie a lot recently it's a nice reminder of the Mythbuster days.
omg i pass this place just about every other day and had no idea this was all on the inside!!!!!
I use milk crates and shelves. It can go on any wall area and hold a lot of stuff, and you can see into the milk crates well enough. I't a good, cheap solution for small shop organization.
I was totally thinking about that conduit 6:35 ... funny that Adam mentioned it. Haha
If anyone were as excited about anything like Adam is about everything they would be put in to a padded cell. While Adam is just being casual.
Adam is such an organization nerd, I love it.
Take notes Adam this is what a shop is supposed to look like.
Watching Adam geek out priceless
Hey Adam, if you really like this: When you are in or near the netherlands, try the NEMO Science Center in Amsterdam! Kind of the same sort of place, it justs exists a lot longer
Best shop tour so far. Great job Tested!
Very enjoyable!! You need to do a more in depth tour of that shop and show some projects being developed.
Is it just me or does the audio seem to be disconnected at some points? Then, comes back together towards the end.
Adam, I love your jacket. The buttons are so unique. Also, keep up the good work. :)
The museum guys remind me of Penn and Teller, one guy does all the talking and the other doesn't say a word just smiles and nods.
Have you visited the Maker Space at Arizona State University's Tempe Campus yet, Adam? It's somewhat small, but it's a pretty cool space.
Thank you guys so much for showing us stuff like this.
Adam: ooooh stuff to make stuff with mwah hah hah hah. Great episode!
This was a great video but I just really want to know where Adam got that jacket...
I totally Agree!!
nice video Adam keep doing what you are doing
I would love if the Thinkery would make up and celebrate a science outreach week at nearby Austin schools.
If Adams enthusiasm could be bottled somehow, it could power the world!
Just drop him in a workshop or movie set and feast on renewable "Savage Power"!
What a dream job that is.
You can tell Adam kinda would like to work again in a large shop like the one he worked in at M5 industries.
This is kind of the stuff I like.
loved the tool setup.
I love the 2d pieces for layout design at 10:30
is jamie a part of tested at all? I see the little character that looks like him with his beret sometimes but never him in the videos?
Such a cool place. Thanks for the tour!
this orga is so amazing
omg, this looks like so much fun to work at. I need a job like this!!
How does a children's museum have this much money for tools, shop, and tons of materials?
That carrot top is gonna snap right off!
wish we had places like this in the UK
Man living in Austin Metro and being in maintenance I would love to work in that design shop. The only downfall would be the commute to work. Austin traffic is... not fun.
8:21 "We have different drawers. Metric and Standard"
Aren't those the same th...oh, America, right.
Just was going to write this exact comment. Thank you :D
I just love the flack I read about this. As really sure the US is holding fast on not moving to the Metric System. Yet really why would we? The moment we do. Everyone else in the world will find some new form of measuring something. And the US once again gets flack for not following.
Qardo that sounds a bit paranoid. There is a logic to metric system.
Oh, I know text does that. Though I have no issue with the metric system. I get it. As it is all about moving a dot around. I get that. Though also believed the metric system was made to help short people feel taller. That is my bit of humor.
It's fine that the US is not metric. They are way to creative with units. Take nails: 10d, the 'd' could stand for a weight or it's value in silver (an idea of Charles Martel setting a 8th century standard). It was the former value of maybe 100 or 120 nails of that size. But now it is a length 10d = 1" + (10-2)x1/4" Unless it is taller than 12d then it's different.
Really just came for the toolbox tour
Brilliant work all. 👍
I hope he visits the Do Space in Omaha Nebraska. I like that place...it's neat
What a great shop. I would love to work there
Thoughtful questions. Good watch
What is used on the tool box drawers? I have a snap on 54" roll cab and it's annoying how when you open the drawers all of my spanners move, what is that foam on the base of the drawers??
If labelboner was a thing, Adam just had one!
Amazing.
These maker space videos are great. Informative and fun. Keep up the good work Adam.
That tool cabinet is James May's dream :D
Found the dream shop
*silently waiting for a one day build*
now that's savage
More 1 day builds please!
anyone know what sport coat is Adam wearing? looks awesome and I need one
Digge pretty ugly tbh
Come to the one in oak ridge, tn. We have model railroading.
Wish they had something like this when I was growing up inside of the sit down and shut up age
That's really funny...we just got a Makerspace in my town, and one of the first things I made with the laser cutter was a batarang :P
That third guy was so useful. XD
I thought he would never shut up!
well he did pick up the cardboard piece
Probably just an introvert, people need to be more tolerant and accepting towards introversion.
Let's be honest, he's probably what most of us would be if we were there: third wheels with nothing useful to add.
That, and the other guy didn't exactly want to give up any air time.
If you had baught a sizable empty space specifically with the intent to have it as a workshop, how long would it take (on a standard buget of the average american earning at a normal job) to fill it with all the necessary tools and machines and also how much would it cost??
EpicRexx what is the size and scope of what you're working on? are you fixing lawn mowers, or rebuilding a car? are you blowing glass or making tables
anyone know the name of the subreddit Adam talked about with the conduits? Sounds like a cool place to visit.
predatoru www.reddit.com/r/conduitporn/
Niklas Lundqvist quite fitting
Adam, where can I get a jacket like yours?
just reminds me of high school wood shop....