Adam Savage's One Day Builds: Spin-A-Wheel Random Picker!
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- čas přidán 28. 03. 2023
- In preparation for hosting a comedy event with John Hodgman for this year's San Francisco Sketchfest, Adam has to build a Spin-A-Wheel random picker from scratch. It's going to allow him to use some new machining materials, engineer the wheel's movement to spin evenly, and build a way for the spinner to click through over 60 wooden pegs in a satisfying way. And with the event looming it has to actually be a one day build!
Shot by Adam Savage and edited by Norman Chan
Music by Jinglepunks
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Why didn't you use brass nails instead of dowels?
That is the weirdest six spoke wheel i've ever seen in my life ;)
eer ... a protractor and a straight edge? Inside out..... instead out instead of finding the outside in
I love the fact he made a video about all the different ways and products available to draw circles and yet the 1st thing he uses is the inside of a roll of tape 🙂
I think it's about knowing what level of precision the circles need. ¯\__(ツ)__/¯
But YES! Highly amusing to see what tool Adam chooses.
I love that he marked out measurements on a dry erase board in pencil
Gotta have the right tool for the right job. If the job is drawing a rough approximate circle, the closest approximately circular item to you may be the right tool.
Watching him build the arrow and I have to wonder why not just mount an arrow at the bottom of the wheel not the top? Some wheels have them at the side, some bottom and some top. It seemed like extra work and time at tge top.
@@MyMW3Channel fun! and design, it's just a novelty thing. better for cameras too
also, i think the arrow can use gravity instead of a mechanism to stay the way it's pointing - no springs, bendy material, or anything fancy is really required
39:10 "I'm off by one. How am I off by one?!" - Every software engineer ever
100% 🤣
@@hossman333 99% surely
I'm so proud to see at 18:30 that even Adam Savage practices the ancient ritual of checking that your router bit was tight before loosening it.
I absolutely love all of the one day builds.
I have been watching lots of your content for several years now, and I love the format of this video. It was the style through the bulk of covid. No music, just live normal speed audio as your video is sped up for the viewer. plus the shots are so much more candid. LOVE IT ADAM!
Yes, I like when Adam DOESNT talk. He shouldn’t be allowed to. No one likes it.
@@GardenGuy1943 not sure what point you are trying to make? Never said I do not like Adam speaking? The majority of the reason to watch is him talking shop.
He uses "moment of inertia" and "spinniest" in the same breath. It's utterly glorious chaos!
min 56:43 That free spin perfectly matched the framerate, so satisfying to watch😍😍
Thought this was the perpetual motion machine we where all asking for
"This is not the perpetual motion machine you are looking for"
@@DrRusty5Ha!
Perpetual motion machines aren't real...
I want a one day build for a camera arm that doesn't squeek. On the other hand, it's a signature sound for Tested videos
The "arms" are those ball & socket links that hold his table lighting and so it's quite improbable that they'll stop squeaking since it's the grip/tension that keeps them locked in position.
It would be more like a ODB for a "better" camera arm, vut one that ALSO squeaks in the exact same way...
I love that squeak 😂
For me, its the perfect shot of his shoulder or elbow.
Bandsaw noices
🤣 someone needs to remix Adam's little musical ticks.. and call it savage records..😂 sorry Adam.
I love the chuck key on a retractable lanyard. Never lose it!
i didn't. not a storage solution for me. but I've been known to buy chuck keys from time to time lol
3:46 Putting the mass in a rim does increase the Polar Moment of Inertia. This makes it require more force to accelerate (and decelerate) to (and from) a given angular velocity (say RPM).
Your intuition is spot-on, provided long spin time is the actual desired trait.
Starting high and then adjusting the force the decelerating arrow applies leaves the broadest calibration window.
Your name isn’t Issac Newton, so keep it to yourself.
@@GardenGuy1943Why so negative DD? The person is just making a comment?
The top comedy would be that there was no wheel on that stage but just Adam going "tadadadadadada ta ta ta ta ta......ta.....ta............ta"
😂😂😂
One thing I would have liked to see more of, and the explanation behind:
Those eleven holes drilled into the back. I believe they are to help balance the wheel's spin?
I hope they do, otherwise he would compromise the wheel's fairness.
Part of why I love having Adam’s one day builds on in the background is that I relate so strongly with his verbal stims. 😆 it’s like hanging out with my friends, making weird noises at each other as we each do our own thing.
RED SNAPPER!! VERY tasty fish! Good luck Weaver!!
Would you take the box or the fish?
@@clenchedfury6019 The box! What's in the box!?
First 10 minutes, adam talking about materials......one of which he has gone on about before...FOCUS ADAM!
"I would rather clamp this" Then pulls out the most comical clamp I have ever seen
I filled this out on stage at sketchfest! Can confirm, well built !!!😂
Underrated point that isn't mentioned enough
Adam's accents
As a brit, hearing Americans attempting English accents is usually a cringe worthy experience but his actually sound like actual English people you'd meet in real life
Adam is well traveled. I would imagine that helps.
Would be interesting to see if folks with ADHD (which I believe Adam has ?) makes folks better at "mimicking" other languages?!
(I believe I may have ADHD as well, so am curious, however I also had 'speech class' for a minor speech impediment as a young kid, so may be more "aware" of speech than others ?! ) No shade for ANY nuero-diverse folks out there !
I'm litterally building one of these now! Except my design has a chalkboard finish. Great to see you going through the same headaches I went through 😂
Woot!
Shop of my dreams. Love to learn from the best minds.
In German, Ritchlite is called "Vollkern" and I have only ever seen/ used it in 12mm sheets. When you say it's heavy, it's really heavy.
Workshop tip; If your router is screaming, it's trying to tell you something!
(you're cutting too deep)
Someone should send this video to Rich Evans.
Adam,
First time ever commenting on a video but I have been following you for alot of years now and really appreciate everything that you do. Love almost all of your videos.
I especially liked this one. I really enjoy how you delve into things such as the Richlite and explain why it's used and what it's for in a very condensed and pedagogical way to educate your viewers about a very specific topic. This is very hard to find among other educators and I have always loved the way that you are able to do this in a very natural way.
In this video I especially liked the sound editing. It was flawless throughout the video and made it a very pleasant viewing experience. Please send my regards to the editor.
Throughout my life you have always been a huge inspiration and a big part of why I decided to start working with my hands and bacame an electrician, even though that may not be your strongest suit.. :)
Thank you for everything and please keep doing what you're doing.
Lots of love,
Joakim Magnusson
I could stare at the effect the camera and the wheel spinning. First spin appears the inner wheel is spinning opposite of the outer pegs. Second spin the pegs blur out. very cool.
If you haven’t ever used dry erase crayons, I recommend them. They’re SO much better than dry erase markers, especially if you want to make it look nice.
How easy are they to wipe off compared to the markers?
Curious myself to that. Speaking from a D&D Dungeon Master with accessories.
@@DQuartermane this is where they really shine. It takes a little more elbow grease for the same result but you can do so much more detail when you don’t have to worry about wiping it away
@@aerynmusick4548 Okay I have to ask. What about if they have been left on something for a long while? But otherwise thank you for the info!
@@DQuartermane I never had an issue with them staining my playmat any more than leaving marker on it the same amount of time. I didn’t do a scientific test across a bunch of materials, I guess. But it never was a problem.
54:35 Anybody else see the irony of Adam shouting at the top of his voice "WHISPER QUIET...WHISPER QUIET'?!
At 7:18 it felt like Adam grabbed the person watching, choking them, while he says " I DONT NEED TO WALK YOU THROUGH EVERY STEP OF THIS PROCESS, DO I ??" and i find that so funny
He is what I would be with all the materials & tools
Always love watching Adam's builds. I especially love the thinking drum beats he busts out randomly.
Hearing Adam using millimetres makes me feel like I’ve clicked on a UK dubbing option.
I was so ready for 189 to be prime.
Also, and I’m sure this is a well-beaten dead horse by now, but still, every time I see Adam start up a machine without ear protection, proper eye protection, or (in some cases) breathing protection, I wince. I thought I’d get used to it after a few dozen videos, but it hasn’t happened yet.
No fair! He was screwing and we couldn't see 52:48 😂😂😂
Adam build the wheel too perfect and it never stops spinning.
That black dot on the wheel is driving me nuts. Even after cleaning the blue marker the dot remained.
I love videos like this. I can't explain why. Sometimes it's fun just to sit back and watch Adam overcomplicate and overengineer what should be a simple project lol
I vote for one day builds when he decides to ditch, or possibly oil his flexible oil/water/coolant lines that he insists on using as a camera mount. 😉. I have a set that I use for soldering, but that's about it. Love you Adam, don't take it personal! 😋
Love ya Adam.. But leave it up to you to take the unusual route of using the linear circumference instead of just taking 360 degrees and dividing by whatever number of sectors you wanted. 🙂
Adam sir you are awesome and brilliant.❤
Best part of the build is the different-length dowel rods making different pitch noises as the picker hits each one.
Adam big fan since Myth busters. I love your build methodology, you have a plan in your head that changes by the minute much the same way I build.
Great job on this project. The part where your bit comes unchucked. I can hear my dad. “You didn’t tighten all three did you”. Heheh. Thanks for bringing back memories of watching my dad build projects. As the shop and auto mechanics instructor his whole life he always had something in the works every summer.
17:26 That's how I clean my room too XD
Your grin when you said "I have metric stuff in here!" was awesome. You may think in imperial, but you're on both sides of the fence actually.
This is so serendipitous: I was just today wondering what micarta is - even more on-topic, it happens to be because I'm looking for a folding knife for my EDC, and noticed that a lot of knives come with micarta handles - and lo, I run this video over breakfast 🙏😁
i love that retracting chuck key on your drill press! 🤩definitely using that!
I've got a magnet holding my chuck key, don't have to reach as far for it (but I guess I do have to put it back on the magnet instead of letting it go).
If I'm ever unsure about the best way to overcomplicate a simple project, I just watch one of Adam's one day builds. Lol
I really like two thing. 1st: metric and imperial units make sense to you. 2nd: Your impersonation of the wheel 😀
Fantastic as always. There were several processes in this video that I'd have liked to see you throw a mask on for but I know how it goes. We love you Adam and want to keep you around as long as possible!
Masks are for protecting other people from yourself, not the other way around.
It's crazy that it took so long for Sketch Fest to return
Now. Grab your box of spinny wheel arrows. Love this guy!
Bless you
Another fantastically addictive video....id have divided the circle by degrees clock like.....
Adam you are like Doug from the movie "UP" when you are talking..... "squirrel" so funny!
Richlite is cool! It's been gaining some traction with guitar builders as an alternative to ebony fretboards.
I've also been seeing it used in custom knives, for much the same reason
I love your Videos especially when you build Furniture for your house. I love watching Carpentry Videos such as the end tables you made for your bedroom. I'd love to see more like that such as maybe building a beautiful Dinning Room Table and so on.
It is made by Dow! I used to work maintenance in the buildings that produce the resin. They don't cast it into blocks though, just raw material production.
Very satisfying
If I was to geek out on any TV personality it would be You, Jamie and Mike Row. In that order.
Lots of static electricity in Adams shop, no doubt. The hair!
If I only had Adam's complement of industrial-grade machines and tools,
I'd build my wife her very own shopping mall.
I’m in the same camp of defaulting to imperial measurements over metric.
It’s one of those things where it’s easier to guesstimate a size in imperial than metric, I know if the size isn’t 1/2” it’s 9/16 or 5/8.
I enjoyed every second of this
I appreciate the off the cusp Young Frankenstein reference 😂
Awesome one day build, I'm curious though how the resistance of the clicker works it didn't really get shown, is there a spring on the understand that keeps tension on it?
bless you Adam remember when we sneeze 🤧 we are allergic to ourselves.
Said saw still seems to be slicing stupendously
Adam goes full chaos mode.
Adam needs a CNC in the cave. This project is perfect for CNC.
The degree to wit Adam hate routers is always fun to watch :)
:D I adore all of the one day builds
I loved the fact that when Adam asked his digital assistant to factor, mine made it be stereo 😂
The mad professor at work.
Guy in his workshop getting snarky with his digital assistant. We ARE living in the future! 😀
That drill chuck key holder is the best idea.
48:36 that aussie accent impersonation is actually decent haha
My brain craves being creative to this level. Sadly, my brain also struggles to think even one step behind, let alone any steps ahead.
Nice this was a cool build !
Adam reminds me of that one old relative that just doesn't stop telling stories
Great video! You may think about making a circle cutting jig for you bandsaw. You might find it easier and less dusty.
Imperial is good because of fractions, I often use it here in sweden since it's faster to divide. An inch also for some reason a more intuitive length for me than a centimeter, the difference between one and two inch is more significant than the difference between one and two cm and easuer to grasp.
Enjoy your videos. It seems like you left out the point where you balanced the wheel by drilling some holes on the back side to take away weight?
Thanks for a fun build!
I know it's not a one day build per se, but I would love to see you build an acoustic guitar. They have kits out there, but certainly requires maker capabilities and tools.
Richlite is cool stuff. Martin guitars have been using the stuff for a while on some entry level instruments, making fingerboards and bridges out of it to great effect. They've also been using Stratabond (the stuff they make gun stocks out of) to make necks and the result is a neck that rarely ever moves since it's so stable regarding humidity and temperature changes.
I’m glad to see that I’m not the only one who has issues with the arms on the drill press loosening up. I’m tempted to use some blue tight-bond to hold them better.
@15:13 "You're doing it wrong!" 😂
43:10 cant believe adam said such inspiring words i shall take them to heart! ❤
Achoo!
Both resin infused paper and resin infused cloth are sold as micarta as can be carbon fiber, fiberglass, and other materials. Micarta was a brand name created by westinghouse in 1910. As of 2003 Norplex bought the rights and is the current manufacture, though I believe other companies manufacture "generic" versions.
Don't forget to add magnets on the back of that chuck a luck. 🤣🤣🤣 carnival fare game.🤣🤣🤣
Seeing Adam's wheel made me remember the gigantic one the owner of the old Empire Theater used to bring out on stage between movies so his patrons would have a chance at the cash prizes he gave out every night. I saw so many movies there, and often wish it had not burned up in that fire.
Thank you for this wonderful 'One Day Build' (ODB)!
"Sketch Festival" (Sketch Fest) in San Francisco sounds like fun!
- ABG Team❗
I should build one of those and put it on my desk. When the supervisor comes by to ask me to do something I could have him spin the wheel.
Depending on the resin used, that block of micarta at 7:00 should be beastly.
Ohh, got to love the 3M Cubitron sandpaper. Those and the sanding disks are the puppy's parts.
Been wanting to build one of these for my class using an old 8ft round table...
It has been my experience that in order to get a Jacobs chuck to grip properly and prevent spinning on the bit, it is best to tighten it with the key in at least 2 of the 3 possible holes. 3 is always better. I also feel like this makes the bits run truer.
Adam, the part I love to watch is how you gobs out your builds, as well as how you solve your design and build problems. One thought on the peg spacing process. I saw you chose to figure out the spacing based on the circumference of the wheel… why wouldn’t you use a peg number that you want to use, say 60 instead of 63 and the divide the 60 into 360, then each peg is separated by 6 degree of angle? Then you could of used your milling machine and your indexing head, turned so the shaft was facing up. I enjoy seeing you use the milling machine. It has been many years since I used one.
Gobs out - should read “go about”
@James Albrecht was wondering about that. Thought it was perhaps "slang" I was not familiar with.
Turns out it was probably just 'spell check' being WEIRD !? LOL !
My spell check never lets me use the word "FOR", always 'corrects' to "FOE". I DO wonder how many enemies my spellcheck thinks I possess?!
I was screaming 64! or 72! Give yourself more options for dividing it out with equal segments...