Adam Savage Incognito as Iron Man! 

You are a gem, Adam.

Definitely don't want to forget to use the bathroom before suiting up in that!

Looks awesome. Need to add some clanky bits...and some AC. Maybe a little sound card so your mechanicals sound mechanical when you walk.

Your forehead looked like trump makeup when you took off the helmet!

California is in the middle of what we call a el niña year. Its where the pasific currents get a bit funky and battet the west coast with stirms and humid weather. We been getting a few lightening storms around where I live.

Love your guy’s videos!!!

It was amazing to have you at Silicon, Bill! And get some photos!

@@tested Someone could go as a cross over of Iron Man and Vampirella, called Vulvarine, with a tin clunge. Can openers for teeth. Carefully arranged it would go way over the kids heads. ;-)

Which costume were you?

@@Brave_Sir_Robin they were the panel at the beginning.

I built a Mark 2 arm the same way Mark 1 was built “WITH A BOX OF SCRAPS” (out of a 2004 dell laptop) and I definitely had those moments

It is terrifying that I reached the point in the video where he said that exactly when I found the comment .-.

It's basically a game of "Where's Waldo?" now, you just need to know what you're looking for lol

At the convention he is hosting as well haha

The point of Adam Incognito IS to be found, which is why we Tweet ahead of time when he'll be going on the floor, and often what he'll be wearing. It gives people great joy to find him, which Adam loves to experience.

@@tested As I said, it's basically a game of "Where's Waldo?" The only issue is that I've long since deleted my Twitter account. I created an account to follow the people and content creators I like, but I felt unwelcome there. I didn't care about earning likes or followers, I'm not so shallow to get salty for not drawing attention (the account was created just to follow others after all). But Twitter is just a toxic, inhospitable platform.

@@tested Ah see, I didn't know this. Cool either way.

I'm so bummed I didn't run into you! You're the reason why I got into 3D Printing!

@@joemanio so many people have Frank to thank for that, truly a pillar of the community.

BrownEagle I think he meant frankly built but nonetheless I agree with what you were saying

@@Br0wnEagle this comment has multiple levels you may actually not even realise yourself haha 😂 thank you man!

@@FranklyBuilt I know the reference 🤣

Well said! (And you're absolutely right!)

*sees guy in big clanky costume* Nature is healing!

I agree

as if cosplay is normal 😂

Right?

But.. It's Iron Man.

Kids can sense other kids.

It's iron man.

Well ofc he's ironman!

i bet his helmet would've been so cool

So its a Child Predator?

Well I'm not.... Adam Savage...

a very expensive set of tools

nice megas xlr profile pix

@@eevee_p thank you. my life is fulfilled

@@henrikmonkee Tools he’s acquired over a very long career.

It's not a bug, it's a feature

well the suit *did* fall apart in the movie, albeit a couple hundred feet in the air

If I made a big suit like that I would forsure try to implement some sort of AC into the suit

Back in 2002 I made a full suit of byzantine scale and leather armor and wore it to the ren faire. It was August and 92 degrees. I still don't understand how I didn't die lol. But the pics and friendship made it all worth it

'Idol', lol, I see what you did there. ;-)

4:23 Hey look, it is the Avengers! Winter Soldier, Black Widow, Iron Man, Joker, Hawkeye... ...wait a second...

He really enjoys talking to people about how he made it. That is the sign of someone who loves to make things.

But... isn't he technically famous because of how much of a tinkerer and a nerd he is?

Oh, that would have been SO COOL!!!

Lol, people shoulding Adam

@@kmonnier Oh, yes, we get a lot of it.

@@kmonnier shoulding?

@@matthewdaub it means this person "should have done this or that."

He's built a fan into a suit before. No idea why he didn't on this one.

@@annbrookens945 Especially because he could use a quite loud one in this build, since the sound would just add to the costume.

@@annbrookens945 I think there is a fan in there. After he takes the helmet off, and before he removes the chest piece, you can hear something that sounds like a fan. The sound disappears when he takes off the chest piece (and you can hear something whir-y in the area of the chest piece as he puts it on the table).

I wonder if the following could be of use in cosplay etc: I have a set of 'strap-on'-stilts with 3 wheels each (650mm to the foot-plate, 100mm dia wheels, axles on an arc with origin at/above my knee, middle wheel just back from instep), surprisingly easy to use. They can get to be a hell of a leg workout though, but less than you'd expect: you 'could' do a half-marathon on them without too much trouble (assuming you could do same on foot). They freak people out, especially when you pick up some speed. Fitted heel and toe 'rakes' can make them much more user-friendly and safe for learning and slow maneuvering, and sometimes for quick/safe stopping, but it depends on the flatness and type of terrain (raised edges of paving can cause unexpected stubbing and carpet is a bitch). At the mo I'm using bowden-cable operated 'drop-stubs' for transition to walking (going into stores while 'walking' on them draws stares but usually no problem, but 'skating' often gets me told off and/or ejected; the operating grip/latch for these 'stubs' are about waist height, often in the pockets). If you make any 'States', as I call them, I don't recommend the floor contact-length being any longer than projecting lines from the 'center of your knee to toe' and 'knee to heel' (unless you are going for the 'marathon' type, in which case think 2-wheeled ice 'speed-skates'). And definitely wear gloves/helmet/elbow/knee-pads, even if you do know how to fall properly. Single extra-length 'drop-studs' (40-60mm), so you have a single-point contact with each leg, also make the transition to walking-mode so much easier, they can double as temporary parking-brakes when walking flat-footed in crowds and you can't otherwise step-balance (I don't know if there is an 'industry' word for that technique), or lock one down and 'scoot' on the other. Wheel brakes could also do for 'crowd-walking' purposes. If you make and/or use any such devices I take no responsibility for any harm/damage or injury if you do or if you follow any of the ideas/recommendations. Be safe, be vigilant, behave. Peace.

Makita and other manufacturers offer air cooled jackets and vests one could use for this purpose

Right? And it was so good too

I don’t think bombing a hospital is a creative covid-safe cosplay... or safe anything, at all.

@@nocturnal7345 can't spread covid if your cells are bombed to a crisp

More like necessary

You could probably do that with mechanical links etc, but, whatever; its an idea.

Or put a couple of servos in there for real, they're not too heavy if they aren't sized to actually connected to anything

@@xureality Why bother with real servos, he could just make the noises himself, with a small kazoo cunningly secreted about his person.

It’s like when you walk with a battery powered drill in your hand, and you pull the trigger shortly with every step you make. :)

@@3.k No, Karl; it isn't. A kazoo is nothing like a drill; and you wouldn't want one secreted about your person going off with every step. ;-/

US TOO!

As someone who's been "Are you Adam"ed, it's even fun for the folks who aren't Adam. ^^

@@roguishpaladin I've got to believe that made your day.

@@roguishpaladin I got that too!! Went as No Face for my first cosplay after seeing Adam's. The dude yelled from across the con, "ADAM?!?!" ahaha it's been 6 years and I still remember it

Thank you for the comment! It's appreciated!

We finally had to tell him! It was ... a while.

@@tested HAHA That's great! I was hoping that was the case.

Thanks for that mental image. You got a tin bra!? Wheel-barrow? You could go as Vulverine, with a tin clunge-piece. (see other comment on this character). ;-)

Transforming Unicorn?

so if adam was just dressed normally but accompanied by sound design and walking like tony stark did, that would matter more than him making and wearing the actual suit?

@@DaveDexterMusic no my point is just that even with his near accurate suit it still doesn't have the same feel and intensity of the on-screen movie suit and overall act of it, hence the sound design and the other little missing details i mentioned.

That could be any nerd a passion and deep wallet! No need to make assumptions!

Or you could become a toast sommelier

Beltenebros: I would subscribe!

DEW IT

Wouldn't "Failed" be better? Lol

@@androiduberalles Well, it sounds like Tested but you are always toasted.

In Australia, its second-nature to shake your boots out (in case of snakes, spiders etc) if they've been sitting unused awhile. And you don't poke your hand in to find out!

That missing part.

Even if you don't get bitten or stung it can be gruesome, especially cat poo-vomit in a shoe/trainer, barefoot. Gah!

i think, he made that for his space suits, those that have connections to the outside

I just suggested the same thing they make freezable heatable pads he could sew in pockets into the welding jacket and place cold pads into the jacket to keep him feeling cool