James Bond
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3name Stunting real classy, 3 just made a new song Extras fucking…
Alesya KAF Лукас залетает в комнату на час Мне потом не выгнать его…
B-Free Yea, I know that you're slangin packs I'm gonna serve a…
Damon White Give it to me, give it to me my baby You…
Doodie Lo Pull up game strong Pop out like I'm James Bond Bitch my…
General Steele & ES-K Önemi yok Bunların artık hiç bir önemi yok Kovala dur Yeni b…
Herman Finkers James Bond rijdt razendsnel Door hartje Rome heen Waar druk …
Iggy Pop She wants to be your James Bond She wants to be…
K.I.R Önemi yok Bunların artık hiç bir önemi yok Kovala dur Yeni b…

K.V.D. Sanjikan mo matte ita no yo Watashi no neko to issho…
Kollegah Gangsterrapper slash Visionär, die Geldpaletten paar Kilo sc…
M.T.A Al m'n bro's zijn elevated off the loud pack, voelt…
Moby & Grooverider Now let it lift you, oh! One love will One love will One…
Moby/Pierce Brosnan Now let it lift you, oh! One love will One love will One…
Movie-Themes This is the end Hold your breath and count to ten Feel…
Paper Idol Paper Idol - James Bond I just want you to notice…
Scouting for Girls 007, Britain's finest secret agent, licensed to kill Mixing …
The Toy Dolls My name is Bond! James Bond. James Bond lives down our…
Tony Seltzer A Lau Leeky G Bando & Edot Babyy Like, 7-9, heavy on it, like (Ay Tony) Brrt the, brrt…
Toy Dolls My name is Bond! James Bond. James Bond lives down our…
Trang Fødsel Jeg hadde alt man kunne ønske seg Far var streng og…
Underworld & Iggy Pop She wants to be your James Bond She wants to be…
Various Artists You're Beautiful" My life is brilliant. My life is brillia…
Zabson Chcę zostać anonimowy ludzie ciągle patrzą Ale to chyba norm…
[t.w.i.n.s.] I been up, I been down I was lost, now im…

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Chris Hates Everybody Everybody hates Chris, c'mon all together Everybody hates Ch…
Drowning Drowning, drowning Exhale my last breath to be Closer to the…
Fight Club They came to ride then they gon ride They came…
I Don't Care (I don't care I don't care) No more Mr. Nice Guy It's…

Pills What are you tryna do got bout 50 on me Took…

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Comments from YouTube:

@ckamina768

2y↑204

Adam, a quick tip for you for locating that skull (or a similar project) to drill out an existing hole. Chuck a dowel in your Bridgeport and place the piece with the hole on the dowel. Lower the mill head to hold your piece and clamp tight. Your new hole will be exactly centered and perpendicular all in one shot!

@TechnologistAtWork

2y↑3

Liked for visibility because this is a very quick and dirty way of locating the center.

@samtilden3734

2y↑1

Bloody genius

@CrazyEye0776

2y↑2

You Sir, are a damn genius. Why did I never think of this?

@fransb8543

2y↑6

To quote Knopfler: that's the way you do it

@J.C...

2y↑2

@@fransb8543 nice choice! I want a red Stratocaster because of him! 🤣

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@chacerediger2886

2y↑5

Most You tubers are famous from their front side but not Adam he must be famous from his back side. Love the build!

@OnyxMoneyDrops

2y↑38

Adam Savage is such a nerd.... that’s why I love him

@barryeldridge4771

2y↑3

Adam, I designed and project managed the replica and you have no idea how proud a nerd I am that you took my baby and added your magic to it. Thank you. I’m covetously jealous of your shop…. I shall now buy all you demerit badges as if have earned them all and am confident I can earn them again, and again and again.

@markday3145

2y↑10

Every time he said, "To the lathe!" I heard that scene transition sound from 60's Batman.

@Knightlight1

omg hahahaha yes!

@DavidSprings

2y↑2

I had a similar cane when we met at Nation of Makers in Santa Fe. Handy upgrade: mine is hollow, and contains a 18650 cell and charging circuit...basically the guts of a phone power bank. It is all in the lowest end of the cane, so you can take the rubber tip off the cane to charge it, but as a bonus, you can also plug a USB charge cable for your phone into it. Handy for a backup for phone power. I also had put a Nano in mine, along with some Neopixels in the eyes of the skull, with a tiny switch on the side of the cane just below the skull. Call it a "James Bond Plus" cane.

@sdfsdf2205

2y↑2

that's dope!

@KutWrite

2y↑1

I can't believe I watched the whole thing all the way through. Hypnotic.

I love the way the lathe cutting tools slip into the holder.

@SCRT

2y↑104

Can we all appreciate that he uploads consistently? 💕 adam

@ekoz

2y↑3

silence, bot

@kienocard

2y↑2

Watching these videos always gets me motivated to work in my own shop.

@JasonGroom

2y↑4

I have said it before, but I could watch this man make a PB&J for an hour and enjoy every minute of it because he makes it fun, educational and entertaining

@marcelo_koman

49w↑1

Adam is the Bob Ross of DIY

@tomsamper4345

2y↑19

Adam, I’m a hobbyist wood turner who has been actually getting into building canes lately. I gotta say, using your hands with the cutting tools on a wood lathe is a real experience that I highly recommend, it lets you feel your work in a way that a machinist lathe just doesn’t, but even still a well done job with the piece using metalworking tools. But seriously… STAINING BLACK WALNUT HAVE YOU LOST YOUR MIND!?!? Black walnut is such an amazingly beautiful wood, to cover that up with some stain….. it’s a sacrilege in my world. A deep shellac as a finish if you really want it darker, but just let the natural colors of the woods show

@AndrewArndts

2y↑2

I too am a wood turner and Adam has a Jet Mini, nowhere near the capacity needed that his machinist lathe has, so yeah it is a good tool for this operation. Now gotta remember what the Late Charles Neil said about woods that end in "Nut" they lighten as time passes so again Staining is good. SO when you get a chance go search for Charles Neil in the You Tube search bar and I think most if not all of his dvds have been put on his channel. Much can be found about stains and dyes.

@tomsamper4345

2y↑2

@@AndrewArndts a pleasure to meet you my friend. And of course I get the capacity issue, I don’t fault him for using the machine lathe, just saying using the tools to cut it by hand is an extra experience worth having with your project.

As far as stain on walnut goes, that’s certainly an argument, though especially in this instance, it won’t be facing extended outdoor exposure so the risk of fading is minimal especially within the time frame of it’s likely usage, and so I’m almost always an advocate of exposing the natural beauty of a material as much as possible using an artificial color to make it into something else just feels to me like it robs the wood of what it is meant to be. Don’t get me wrong if a customer is insistent on a very specific coloration and effect I’ll do it, but to my mind the best wood projects are as natural as possible.

@oldscratch3535

2y↑2

I have a Marlin rifle with a black walnut stock. Its already a very dark and lovely wood. It doesn't need stain. It really just needs a protective coat.

@WikiSnapper

2y↑25

I walk with a cane every day, and I make my own canes. When making the shaft of a cane, I always use laminated wood! I used to make canes from one solid piece of wood, but a hair of bad grain grows. If the cane starts to crack then it hits a lamination line and it stops cracking. You aren't left stranded in the middle of a store with a broken cane. Three pieces of wood glued together will save you a jagged broken mess.

@psyrolz1626

1y↑1

Even Baron Samedi would be proud to use this one!

Ive been watching these videos like crazy these past days, I cant believe this is the first time I found them. Im super loving Adam's energy. Makes you wanna build stuff even if you dont know anything about that!

@InAbsentiaDei

2y↑1

Adam! I've been watching you do your thing since I was a teen. I love you for your brain and the way you explain your thought processes. Bro! Black walnut dust can mess up your lungs and air passages big time! Please wear a respirator when using black walnut and use a dust collection system as well. Your cough in this video is concerning.
Please stay safe and healthy! I hope to enjoy your videos for years to come!
Cheers!

@sunilpermaul7876

2y↑1

I love that I spent an hour watching you make a cane :D

@Sock66

2y↑1

Can we take a moment to apreciate how SMOOV the edit was at around 20:28 of Adam walking from one side to the other? Chef kiss

@nyx574

2y↑22

Thank you for amazing content. I find it so therapeutic.

@buildingbespoke4792

2y↑3

Nothing smells better then Walnut when your processing it.

@AnnesreborndollsandfunW

2y↑27

Love his studio ! It’s a dream to have every tool you need.

@rcdenniz

2y↑2

And he can make tools he doesnt have

@AnnesreborndollsandfunW

2y↑1

@@rcdenniz that cool

@cosmicmousse

2y↑21

Watching Adam put the skull in the vise reminded me of fractal vises. I'm sure there are files to 3D print them as I think they are quite rare. The jaws have lots of moving parts so they conform to the object really well. Hand Tool Rescue restored one.

@thundolis

2y↑1

I use one of these in my projects. Absolute necessity for things like this

@SpirusFilms

was looking for this comment!!

@rawvoodoo

Yes, with Adams love of obscure things I'm shocked he doesn't have one.

@R0bobb1e

2y↑9

This whole project reminds of all of the time I spent with my father in the garage. He wanted a lathe, so he built one from old "Elf" car parts, an electric motor and some railway tracks. We would spend a lot of time together, over many years (3-25) turning various things and the smell of the wood being turned was phenomenal (sawdust and smoke)! From the age of three onwards, I would turn myself a new baseball bat every spring. The bats I made were the envy of all of the teams I played with and against. Even the opposition would use my bats. They were all in regulation. One of them was made from Veridian Plum. If you were able to connect, it was a guaranteed homerun! Anyway, all of this just reminded me of the time spent with my father. Made me very sad, but happy at the same time.

After finishing, which was always so lovely to do, my favourite and most terrifying part is when you do the final cut and turn all the way through the wood and catch what you are making with your other hand! :)

@Vickie-Bligh

2y↑3

Nicely done. A suggestion for cuts like you showed for when you need to keep working and that's a Coban wrap (also known as vet wrap). It adheres to itself, not your skin so you aren't tearing your skin with an adhesive like bandaids. It accommodates dressings underneath, is water-resistant, you can get it in a variety of widths. It's easy to change and holds up under use. As a nurse, I freaking love the stuff.

@vannlo355

2y↑39

I’m glad you still make content, even tho mythbusters is gone we still get to see a lot of very interesting stuff and the “production” of props and a glimpse at what you’ve worked with over the years. Sometimes in the show youd mention all your FX experience and I’ve always wanted to see some of your projects

@huntercravener4639

The fact this is filmed to document everything and not for viewing pleasure.i love it every video.

@BruuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuH

2y↑36

I'm actually really surprised that you don't have the Golden Gun and the Moonraker laser in your collection. Two very iconic weapons in the movie industry.

@arimadx

Black walnut is one of my personal favorite smells. Especially when making saw dust!

@ninjamonkey4

2y↑11

I need to do this now, I sometimes require a cane to walk (yay MS). I need some cool options that fit me, and my personality. This would be perfect and I am going to start looking into acquiring one of those replicas myself. TY for turning me onto this prop! Love me some Bond. Thank you for everything you do, even if it sometimes hurts my wallet.

@paultiki9968

2y↑2

Honestly I've started making my own walking sticks (bum knee and arthritis). The material I use is deadfall from my really big maple tree though I will also stop and ask for a quick rummage when I see a tree service. I mix and match species for stick vs head. My best two that I have made are maple sticks with juniper heads. One head is a Zuni bear shape and the other is a dragon head with a single strand copper wire wrap. Tools were just a simple camp knife and hatchet, hand saw, scotch eyed auger. oh, and a cheap belt sander

@timgarrett203

2y↑2

MS’er here, too. I like my carbon fiber cane, but something cool like this would be fun.

@ninjamonkey4

2y↑1

@Tim Garrett I have one of the cold steel dragon canes... but always looking for something new. Want to make a lightsaber cane that lights up, just trying to find somewhere to source some acrylic rods that can hold weight.

@dawnchesbro4189

2y↑1

I just started using hiking poles to help me stay steady (MS squad!) I like that it collapses down. But I imagine that sometime in the next few years I'll need something more sturdy. I'd love to have a walking cane version of Gandalf's staff.

@SargesCustoms

2y↑14

No spring-loaded dart??? I mean... really?!? 😁

Absolutely loved this build! That finish on the cane is 100% legit!

@benandwill134

2y↑2

Thinking the same thing but he didn't have the dipple in the tap

@jtcustomknives

He is in California so thy are very strict on most any kind of weapons.

@banjobill8420

2y↑1

personally, seeing him stain that beautiful black walnut was deeply saddening

@m.maclellan7147

@@banjobill8420 Same !

@amishjim

2y↑7

You could do the ferrule with day of the dead etchings, like the skull

@TheUncleRuckus

2y↑1

You should put it back in the lathe and Burnish the surface with a handful of wood shavings. It leaves such a beautiful silky smooth shiny finish that you can never be replicated by sandpaper, it's gorgeous.

I'm to the point now that I burnish all my wood for pieces even on things like tables and cabinets that traditionally wouldn't have burnished surfaces, just because I love the what it does to the wood. Highly recommend it. 👍👍

@nigelhirth2181

2y↑18

In this video; Adam discusses the value of working the shaft, and not just focusing on the head.
Of canes.

@gloriouslyimperfect

2y↑1

LOL.

@willmfrank

2y↑1

Important clarification.

@twodeepupyours508

2y↑1

😂

@trailblazer632

2y↑5

And we are one and all of us, children to our dieing days lol

@TechnologistAtWork

2y↑1

This is why fractal vices need to make a comeback. A delrin jaw fractal vice would be perfect for this job.

@888johnmac

so glad to see the return of ' bandsaw noises ' etc .. thanks editing team

@nate_0723

That tip about clamping was great, scary story too!

@billyjo316

2y↑1

When he was tightening the vice all all could picture is BOING PLOP BANG CRASH

@tomhorsley6566

2y↑2

You should publish a catalog of things you made and the injuries you sustained making each one :-).

@jpgsawyer

2y↑2

HEY!!! HEY!!!!! A wood lathe is a real lathe.... turners of the world unite and overthrow the machinist superpower. :D

@kevincinnamontoast3669

Total cluster muck of a build. Love you Adam .

@Biketour2023

boys with toys that know how to use them are awesome!!

@roscorosco5895

2y↑4

I once took my young son to a maker fair type thing, and there was a club with wood lathes demonstrating. We watched one guy finish chucking up a large piece, then begin to turn it. The second his chisel hit the lump of wood it grabbed and launched out and rolled across the floor, thankfully not hurting anyone. My 7 year old goes, "Oh is that how they take it out when it's done dad?"

@brianartillery

2y↑8

I've always liked the idea of using the brass caps from old shotgun cartridges as ferrules. Seversl walking sticks I own have them fitted.

@MugRuith

2y↑1

Awesome idea. I make some walking sticks and am always thinking of cool ways to cap the ends. I tried sockets but they are a bit too heavy. Also just learned the word "ferrules".

@jasonvaralta5221

I have earned everyone of those badges on more than one occasion. 30+year carpenter and maker by necessity, I live rural nearest hardware store is over an hour away! Thank you! Tested is educational whether you think so or not, if your doing something I know or do, I analyze the poop out of your wonderful controlled chaos called your shop! Please don't stop!

@bustymaiden

The transition at 20:20 is so good

@firescale8912

2y↑2

Hey!
Wood lathes are real lathes too!
No lathe shaming!!

@alex02101967

I always love you, your enthusiasm and your energy !! Go go go Adam !!

@williamrapp2587

What an obscure build! I love the idea

@ahunter316

That shop must smell amazing after all that woodworking!

@dommarchese8747

Wow I really found him centering and grabbing hold of the skull so relaxing. Just watching the process was awesome

@Theexplorographer

What I enjoy about Adam.... consistency.

@r21174

This was a joy of a vid Adam thanks.

@Voirreydirector

Nicely done, my dear, for a shop kid who seems often intimidated by wood. I have admired your little friend in other videos, and I am glad you took the time to do something that gratified you so.

@brittb3034

2y↑2

For that cut on your hand, I would suggest a flexible dressing like tegaderm over a band-aid or plain gauze. They're extremely low profile, very flexible, and highly water resistant. I've used them over finger joints and been able to wash my hands multiple times over them without losing the adhesive or getting water underneath the dressing. Only downside is that they're relatively expensive, but probably better than hydrogen peroxide several times a day.

@Aeidotronics

Good to know I'm not alone in knocking things over and banging up my hands.

@bendingsands87

2y↑7

Cool video Adam. On the subject of your cut.. I'm fairly certain you aren't supposed to put hydrogen peroxide on a wound unless there is already dead flesh because it kills live cells and will actually slow healing among other things. Definitely look it up, but I've been told by doctors not to use it. 😁

@UnknownAthlete13

This is true. Soap and water is all you need to keep it clean. HP does more harm than good on fresh wounds.

@benoitbergeron8858

This would have been perfect for them to test on mythbuster. That idea is widespread within the population.

@donevans1884

brilliant video . Adam the king of over engineering i love it your a star .

@Codex_of_Wisdom

2y↑1

"I'm not going to show [the cut] to you" proceeds to show it to us.

@bigdave2952

Sort of relaxing to watch someone build something.

@patrickdecanio5599

2y↑1

What a gorgeous object! I would love a photgrammetry scan of it so I could try 3D printing it. Keep up the good work Adam!

@aaronjaggers3117

I love the shop man ! It’s perfect

@edwardgurney1694

2y↑1

One of my first prop builds was a cane with a novelty giant d20 for a topper. I remember having loads of problems clamping that to drill, and that had two parrallel sides!

@thunderbirdbrown3002

That turned out awesome 🤘🏿🤓!!! Getcha Pull -CHEERS

@MxBrock

2y↑1

I really enjoyed this build~! Not a huge Bond fan but I love the art of the skull and how it turned out overall. Very cool.
bonus is the death glitter when working on the skull xD

@trailblazer632

2y↑2

Final "sanding" step before polish, hit it with some 0000 steel wool. Bring it to a mirror finish before oil/polish. Sucks to do by hand but on a power tool like a lathe makes quick work of it.

@olsonspeed

2y↑2

Not so much a cane as it is a lethal bludgeon, the perfect accessory for late night clubbing.

@twodeepupyours508

You are a man's man 👏 great video

@redwolf9342

Adam's right on with mills and presses: CLAMP. My dad lost all the skin - and I mean to the bone - off all his knuckles from an unclamped sheet of plywood in high school. CLAMP YOUR WORK!

@JolynBowler

It's a beauty for sure... 🌻

@catherinedavis1690

I had a great chuckle over your badges!!! I love them and as a seamstress/Belly Dance costume creator I have done them all many many times!! They’re great!

@MarkusCoyne

A darn good video. Thank you.

@infrabread

2y↑1

50:11 It's conforming to see that at every level of craftsmanship, this can and will happen.

@robinbrowne5419

That's a really, really nice cane.
Cool 👍

@shahrukhzaid7952

This guy's a genius !!!

@Russ96

Cool idea! More Bond projects please :)

@Matthew-by6vl

2y↑1

Adam.... how did you hurt your hand? You may have said, but I didn't hear. I've loved your sh *t since Mythbusters. You are a fing legend my friend!

@Tardisntimbits

2y↑18

As a young cane user and Bond fan, that is gorgeous. Most canes are so...functional...and boring. I mostly use a collapsible cane since I mostly need it for prolonged standing or walking, but seeing a nice turned one made with style and care makes me long for a nice wooden one, even if it's only for special occasions.

@alderkliffkeep1169

I understand that all too well. I turn 21 this month and just had my second knee surgery on the same knee. So I now need to use a cane for prolonged standing/walking as well. Once I realized that was my fate, I ordered a really nice cane to use as my daily. cost me around $70 USD, but I absolutely love it. I plan on getting a few different ones overtime so I can have options. But I'm also a bit extra when it comes to my fashion sense, so that's not much of a surprise

@goonridingupnorth1382

@@alderkliffkeep1169 what type of knee surgery did you have? I’m 22 and have had 2 on one knee as well, physical therapy has me back to 70% and still getting better.

@alderkliffkeep1169

@@goonridingupnorth1382 I had an ACL and meniscus surgery at 16, and last month I had another meniscus repair (I tore the other meniscus in my right knee) and they had to repair the ACL graft from last time because it loosened up way too much

@promiscuous5761

Thank you.

@erniewelz

2y↑2

Adam looks at skull in the vice …”I don’t love it” . I think we’ve all had setups like these that were “Questionable”.

@justinoliver1984

2y↑1

When turning a cane/ball-bat on the lathe... After applying my wax/oil, I always use some of the actual saw dust or millings from said project as a burnishing compound so to speak... works most fantastic! May give it a shot on next wooden project?!

@bmxscape

rubbing saw dust on it makes it shiny? cool

@wrorchestra1

2y↑1

The one cane I desire most is Sebastian's cane from the Babylon 5 episode "Comes the Inquisitor"

@blackbear92201

Gorgeous! :D

@mattwecrazy3236

Beauty!

@TheCloneLord

2y↑2

I look at his studio/project area and it's not till he mentioned about using the rail in his house ...my head suddenly went..omg imagine what Adams house is actually like I think it would be like going into a real life star wars set you'd just weep with happiness 🤦🤯🤣🤘uncle Adam I want a slide and he builds you the slide from Goonies 🤣🤣 Legend 🤘

@eatmarth

2y↑11

I'm sure they make a lot of different collets for the lathe, but do they make a whachima collet?

@Sommertest

2y↑1

Pa dum tsheee

@thetimesink196

2y↑1

Ouch!

@slugdaluga

2y↑1

Go to your room.😆

@TSKseattle

2y↑2

You're adding an extra syllable to "ferrule". Just "fair-ool"

Wait - where does the retractable sword blade go?

@anthonymisiano256

2y↑1

I made a can many years back for a Joker cosplay and I actually just used a pool cue, lol. It was great for traveling though because it threaded apart in the middle and had a wonderfully theatrical taper and great density.

@hot_pink_bitch_8896

I like a good sturdy tool and my god the lathe, the Bridgeport oh man just fabulous fabulous tools.

@Teewrecks420

please take us on a tour of the shop, it's changed so much since you did the last tour, and I wanna know the story of everything on the walls, what is your billy bookcases in the sitting area, it would be cool to get a video series where you detail and show and tell us all your costumes in your collection it would let you reminisce about past projects, and give us a real look at your collections. i don't have the capital or talent you do so I love living vicariously through you and your channel. so please consider letting us into your world over the course of like a 5-6 part tour video series.

@enderlord5412

It's a beautiful cane. 👍

@dragonwingprops4079

All hail Clickspring!!! Soothing😁

@killer4athriller1

Good catch!

@bentationfunkiloglio

2y↑11

Adam, would be awesome to see a floor plan of your workshop listing you machinery and where it is.

@gloriouslyimperfect

2y↑1

There is one online where he shows a scale model of his shop where he laid it out before he moved in. Kinda similar to what you’re asking.

@bentationfunkiloglio

@@gloriouslyimperfect Thx!

@JK-zq9vw

You amaze me with the just amount of projects you do at home, work, play. All with that happiness. I’m a walking cane user. My favorite canes are older ones that look so skinny it couldn’t be halting my 190# but off the floor. But they are lighter weight and less clunky like the fold out aluminum one from the pharmacy. I like a solid round metal end with a wrist wrap on wood. No swords.. although I really wanted to make a gadget cane that opens into a small game crossbow or crossbow fishing. The problem is I just don’t have the skill or tools yet. Maybe one day. If I could give you some quick advice. If you plan to use it in a costume. Take a small piece of deer hide supple leather on your palm and course side on the head. Even light tooling marks can cause sores very fast Calf skin gloves leather is more common. I want a cane that can be a holster and a cane at the same time. Maybe if I ever get to build my dream custom racegun I’ll build it for that.

@JokerInk-CustomBuilds

toiletpaper and electrical tape is my go-to diy emergency kit. works every time! Slap it on tie it up and deal with it later at home! :D

@pacificcoastpiper3949

2y↑1

A wood lathe is just as real as your shenwai, ADAM

@christopherday8687

19w

I know this is on an older video, but tip for Adam: You know how you're always trying to get the camera to focus when pulling some work up to the camera? Place your hand behind the work, and then the camera will focus on the work, depending on the shot and how far you are from the camera. Keep up the good work!!!!!