Adam Savage's One Day Builds: Hellboy's Samaritan Prop, Part 2! 

u shude make a cap & ball replika of this gun i want to see this gun to actually shoting

I really enjoy Tested. Both you, Norm and others :-)

i am a huge adam fan... but lately i have noticed that he got rid of his drum kit and replaced it with a bird of sorts... i miss the drums...

@@timothyilnicky8676 We have 2 birds. They are fun but can be niosy. See video below :-) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-yChgGl_RcLM.html

Adam,Awesome work as always. 2 things, an old Luther's trick that would work to fith the trigger guard to the bottom of the receiver, would be to double stick tape sandpaper to the receiver then sand the trigger guard directly onto the receiver. Second, look into a vortex cold air gun, you can use it to cool stuff that you are cutting and machining when coolant is not possible, you can get one and moke it from machine to machine.

That is a good wisdom

I was going to post the same thing. Wise, wise words.

That should totally be on a shirt.

I want to make a dwarf based on that philosophy for D&D or something similar in a steampunk universe. It's been rattling around for a few weeks and everytime the dwarf sees anyone bothering to be incredibly precise laughs and scoffs at the unnecessary effort. And now thanks to you they may have a motto XD

Words to live by

Awesome Adam, love this project!! I was wondering if you’re planning on finishing Hellboy’s hand after this one 😁 thanks for sharing all your knowledge

Well many of mankinds greatest inventions for the normal person were like accidents XD. Stuff like the stickynote for instance. XD.

I'm shocked as well! You'd think he has everything in there. 😁

Let's be fair here. He probably has them lying somewhere and forgot it

I thought the cross was made from the dogwood tree if so that should be easy enough to get

Jamie had a box on a top shelf marked "True Cross Chunks" (season 3, episode 6)

@@joshp1820 Well we've already seen that he has the lid from the Ark of the Covenant in there... Seriously I can't wait for him to do a video on that!

right!? A two highly skilled professional persons week is maybe one Adam day lol guys a legend

That falls in line with something Bill Gates said when asked who he likes to hire. ''I choose a lazy person to do a hard job. Because a lazy person will find an easy way to do it.''

​@@matthewb8229 Not only that, they will find a way to automate it as much as possible.

I don’t know if I fully understood how he got the clicking sound. The magnets wouldn’t make that sound just from passing by each other

@@crimsonvampyre602 the magnets are behind this aluminium plate, but one wasn't glued down properly. So one got loose, but still stuck behind the plate, so as it spins the one magnet is rattling inside of there.

@@matthewb8229 It's funny when you run into a lazy person who lives by that methodology but they aren't anywhere near smart enough to pull it off or they just think they're far smarter than they are. So you have to be a bit careful with that sword, as it often has a much rougher edge than it appears. I work with a guy who tries to find some personally supposed 'lazy' shortcut to everything and in the end it always ends up being some overly convoluted way of going about things where you want to ask him why, but you're too dazed by the logic that would make him think it's actually quicker or in any way easier the way he chooses to do it. One of his more recent ones is where, instead of just dragging and dropping one of our standalone installers to the user's PC and installing it, he has the files on his personal OneDrive and he adds them to it so it copies over. Then he manually gives them admin rights to install it themselves and walks them through each step of that as well as how to get into it and set it up. Meanwhile the rest of us just copy the files over, install and configure it ourselves, and gave the user's the thumbs up that it's all set. I won't go into details as 'TLDR', but to most IT people I think it would be clear why what he's doing is a lot more work and far more tedious than just doing it 'normal'. Though to be clear, he's such an obnoxious stubborn ass there's no point in trying to explain it to him even if he would listen - which to be clear he's shown in the past that he won't, so we aren't just setting him up or anything. Hell, he almost got himself fired at least a dozen times already (really not sure how he's survived tbh)...one of which was for something as stupid as being because he won't use the proper remote tools and has caused some serious issues for some high up people as a result.

@Dcvbkyrsscbgdsxcgf like you can do better?

Don't say it like that. There are butt loads of people who appreciate genuine precision, and all of them depended their lives on that. Like gun owners. No gun owner wants to fire a gun with a gap a few mm wide in critical parts...

Sorry,but who is/was Grant ?

@@kenhollywood4990 long standing friend and colleague of Adam’s. Worked along side Adam at ILM and then later on Mythbusters. Exceptional robotics engineer and an inspiration to many. Sadly passed away this year.

@@kenhollywood4990 Grant Imahara was one of the "build team" Mythbusters, as well as a prop maker and roboticist, originally an engineer at THX and then ILM.

I'd say it's exactly the opposite. Only people like Adam who never stop refining their art and craft will reach the highest levels.

Couldn’t agree more!

or missing fingers.

All he needs is the goggle's.

@@MrHendrikje Yeah right? I thought maybe some magnifying lenses attached to his glasses, but it's personal preference. ^^

Adam is one of those guys you want on your side.

That triggered a "wait a minute..." in me, but I had no idea from where. Thanks for telling us.

out of all solid brass too. man that would be a beauty.

I'd love to see Clicksprings version of this.

@@colinstu $$$$

@Jesse James Yeah, been a year now since the last I think. Hope he is ok.

@@LaserGadgets He still uploads short clips on his second channel. I believe he's writing a research paper on the project he's working on. He's fine!!

Wheel locks needed asap.

@@tonyk421 My air compressor used to walk around all the damn time - the rubber feet on it were way too hard to grip the floor properly so I ended up putting locks on the back wheels so that it doesn't run out of the shop every time I use it :)

i noticed and was laughing about it!

I think they had a team working with them thought.

@@killerbee2562 No one "starts" with the team though.

You know Adam will do it....and I'll feel bad....but I'd love it

It's really a bit of a bummer he didn't just take it all the way and make the gun fully functional, out of steel and everything. Even if he can't make/source ammo for it, that would have been so sweet.

@@hellcatdave1, yah but Laws and all.😣

He already has a replica prop of Big Baby, not sure if it's detailed on the same level as this build though.

@@hellcatdave1 building a gun that shoot adds twice the complexity to the build

It's 2020

Make sure he washes his hands first.

Idk. Ron’s thoughts these days are pretty whacked out

Heck, as someone who likes to draw fantasy art, drawing the same character twice is hard, and that's when they're my own characters!

Yeah if I don't have a calculator then guess who's not doing math that day. A fringe benefit of being a teacher is they don't have to live in the real world.

..and now with the arrival of smartphones (or even just regular cellphones years ago) makes a calculator even more reachable than ever.

@@AbrahamArthemius years ago I worked in a machine shop and I brought a little credit card sized simple calculator to work with me that I bought at a drug store for $2. One guy was using his brown paper lunch bag to add and subtract on. So I'd lend him my calculator. It revolutionized the industry there. Their minds would have been blown if I had a scientific calculator. But just that disposable I had was still amazing to them. Now I'm wondering whatever happened to that thing. I think once the battery in it died I threw it away. But it did last for years.

@@1pcfred Even some machine tool DROs have a simple calculator on them now. And you can get apps for phones that do all the speeds/feeds calculations for you.

@@No1sonuk I would like to get a DRO for my mill someday. They're like cheating. I have a chart I made to do speed calculations. It gets me in the ballpark. X has diameters and Y surface speed. The intersection shows RPM.

My favourite part about AvE videos is waiting for that to (inevitably) be said. It's hilarious.

I swear I was waiting for Adam to say it lol. I even heard it in my head lol

Depending on where you are, you might be able to buy an airsoft version.

@@No1sonuk Maybe yes, but this is not the same level of fun to me :D I really like making stuff so make a shotgun similar to Max's weapon will be a great pleasure :D

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I used 'BlackHole' (Mac) to record it from the video. Couldn't find an answer anywhere in the comments

Damn, I want to know too! Can we all band together to find the answer? 😁

it's likely just stock music. Try searching on apmmusic or firstcom. be warned though. as a video editor, i can tell you stock music websites are full of tons of trash you'll never get out of your head

@@lobelliot Yeah I am pretty sure it's stock music. I was hoping that Adam or whoever does the uploading of the videos and managing of the channel would read my comment and give us the information. Sure in the case of stock music it is always a question of the money and whether you want to spend the money for that. I did it for another stock music track so who knows. Let's see if my comment gets enough love and attention from someone who knows the song :)

@@sebastianzander87 I tweeted the editor and asked him. lol

Careful you almost wrote a dan brown book

Yeah, his stitching pony is puny compared to the real thing. I built a real one, not that abortion Adam has.

@@KipdoesStuff Wow, that is very harsh. It might not be the prettiest thing but I wouldn't call it an "abortion" jeesus.