Adam Savage Builds a Magic Prop Knife!



EXTENDED SCENE (MEMBER EXCLUSIVE): Hollow Grind on a 13″ Prop Knife: https://youtu.be/fpxcnyMjbEY Adam builds a prop …

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40 thoughts on “Adam Savage Builds a Magic Prop Knife!

  1. Was hoping to see Adam use a forge and pneumtic hammer, but this was still interesting. Definately not a duty knife tho being aluminum. I'd be afraid to break it wiping the butter off.

  2. Coming back to this, after him talking about hole saws and how to get a precise hole… I see that wobble now! OMG, I never thought… but yea, steel bends… way more than you'd think… watching him put the drill bit to the side of the blade and how it just creates that illusion of a see-through edge… my goodness.

  3. My iPhone is coming up on 5 years old so anything I buy will be an upgrade. I’m waiting for the colors of the 16 to be officially released. If I don’t like them then I’ll likely get the green 15. I’m particular about the color mainly because if I’m spending significant money on something I’d like it to be exactly what I want or at least close to it

  4. Thanks! Yet another nice one!. I have HEARD so many of youur videos. I tend to do a lot of tinkering and making stuff while listenig to youur videos and only look up when you are exited about something 😀 Today i added some small cooling fan to the amp on a PA speaker to prevent an annoying whining noise when it get hot sometimes. Might need to change the amp chip aome day but, this will do as a patch for now 🙂

  5. How many times in a build do you look back on the tools you used and realized that you totally forgot about one of your tools that could have done the job better, or if not better with less effort? 🙂

  6. @8:40 – If you want a drill to be precise as an other cutter, than you need drills that fit standard colletes, and the collete holds the drill as close to the drill point as you can, instead of the drill shank. Drill chucks are the problem, not drills.

  7. @8:20 Somehow the manufactures of hole saws think that you need an entire set of saw teeth for every hole size. So, if you are using any kind of hole-saw with a significant circumference, it quickly becomes ineffective in harder materials, and cheaper spindles.

  8. I think all families need a Adam.Anything need to be made or fixed we just take it to Uncle Adam.It amazes me every time what Adam does.From model making to everything else.Absolute Genius!

  9. When Adam chamfered those holes, he should have used the depth stop on the mill spindle so all the holes would be beveled the same amount. Maybe his mill doesn't have a depth stop?

  10. You drop almost every prop you make. To be fair, its a credit to just how well you make your stuff. It would have been heartbreaking if it had landed on the tip and chipped the knife.

    I still remember the time you were making an enclosure for that impossible glass blown object, and managed to drop it.

    My god were you lucky that thing was tempered glass because every time i saw it in your hands i was like "hes going to drop it, here it comes" and every time you either didnt, or nearly did and fumbled it around. But the time you actually dropped it and seemingly caught it with your foot or somwthing and saved it… my god man just please.. put down some soft flooring for an area when you are working on other peoples, or fragile things lol.

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