Adam Savage's Favorite Tools: Portable Benchtop Parts Washer!
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
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It's new equipment day at the cave! Adam tests and upgrades a new piece of equipment he picked up based on watching some of his favorite UA-cam channels that feature old machine restoration. It's a benchtop cabinet parts washer that Adam can safely use to cycle degreaser through old hardware and antique parts. And not to be content with the parts washer out of the box, Adam makes several upgrades to improve its versatility and mobility around the workshop!
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I feel like I missed a huge chunk of the video without actually skipping anything....
Yeah, we missed two whole parts being washed, where he decided he didn’t like the manufacturers provided nozzle and took it out to replace it with the after market one.
I sensed this as well. I think editing or lack of actual footage may be the culprit.
Things got serious at 8:57. Build mode etc.
as long as you got this part your good 4:50
A word of caution: Face Shield (two words). I have tasted things humans are not supposed to taste and have probably dissolved some skin vigorously washing parts by underestimating the chaotic nature of fluid dynamics. Fortunately I wear glasses, so I was spared potential blindness. Be safe, my friends!
And honestly any time you're working with anything potentially caustic, safety goggles (goggles, not glasses) are a good idea, as well as gloves rated for whatever material it is.
Oh, and if it's something you really don't want on your clothes, definitely a lab coat is a good thing to have. I use one whenever I'm doing dyework because, even though the dye I use is perfectly harmless in terms of actually damaging your skin or clothes or anything, it stains real heavily (as it should).
Just go full face respirator, put a clear wrap on the shield for scratches. One stop shopping. It might look overkill but who cares.
I've a friend at work who was one meter away from someone washing a few parts in full PPE gear. A splash of solvent landed in his right eye and damaged it to the point where there's a visible discoloration. That shit be dangerous.
@@aserta If someone is doing something in a full PPE gear and you are not wearing any - don't get that close in the first place.
I bought one of those benchtop parts washer and put it a 1000W heater and PID control in it. It works fantastic now and all the parts were less than $100 on amazon.
This old Tony going to flex on AvE so hard now.
AvE got a shout out here too
I rebuilt valves for the oilfield in NM we used strait diesel for parts washing.
I’ve been watching a ton of Woodford Guitars lately. Truly a master of his craft.
Jesus, I never got the idea of using a nut driver on hose clamps 🤦♂️ So much time wasted fiddling with screwdrivers..thanks for the tip. Great Video as always.
@AvE you have made your way amongst the ranks of vacuum tube smellivision legends. Have a celebratory scotch!
I like everything clean and have my tools in different boxes
I would also put some of the gasket material on one edge of the grate to keep it from rattling (and a little pull tab to get the grate back out once it's wedged in place).
Gentleman welcome back to the shop.
Keith Rucker is worth subscribing to. All sorts of different machining and restoration content
That air compressor method is also used to install and remove BMX bike grips.
Adam references this old Tony and AvE. Nice
3:13 aaand TIME!
I feel like working for Adam would be such a fun experience lol
I don't think it would be. Most people like Adam are very much picky on how you use there tools, hehehe.
@@xw6968 hahaha probably very true, but there is still so much to learn!
View #2 / Comment #1: that is next to impossible on Savage's channel! Let me take the opportunity to say THANK YOU Adam Savage for years of common sense science presented with fun and excitement. Your smallest observations sometimes rock my world. Pliers to hold on to screws? The simplicity of making your own vacuum molder? The importance of careful measurements? Just scratching the surface here. As you made your Raptor I couldn't help but return to my dream of making an underwater monster, ala Nessie. Keep up the helpful hints and maybe someday I'll get making!
mmmmmmmmm curious that you mention that whether or not the restorations that you see here on the platform are genuine or not, as far as I have seen many of the toolbox restorations seem real, but there are others that really raise more doubts than anything else. I'm glad I'm not the only one who thinks that
I know for a fact I have seen pre rusted items because I have rust blued a few firearms. The process literally requires the stripped firearm to be rubbed in a solution which greatly accelerates rust formation and then boiled in water to convert the rust into a deep blue. Those fake rusted items would have been pitted if they were actually their age, whereas if you catch the newly formed rust fast enough like those fake vids then you simply sand and polish away to leave a great finish. You can tell just by the color of their rust that it was formed extremely recently and is only on the very surface of the metal.
Buy a 30 L ultrasonic tank. You’ll never stop cleaning stuff. I love mine.
I've totally thought that some of the other You Tube channels actually pre-rust some of what they clean and restore.
Another tip: after 8 hours of working in the shop, put that air nozzle in your shoe and give it a few squeezes.
it's like brand new feet.
ready for the next 8 hours LOL.
Gentle mans! You need your own healing bench, i have one its amazing.
You can add an heater pad to the bottom. Fot better solvent power!
Has Adam got 'Permagrit' in his shop? Is it known about in the states? It was a game-changer for me like when you first use a Dremel, or realise Japanese screws aren't made of cheese but you actually need a JIS screwdriver etc....
Waiting for the, "I make a new one" comments to start rolling in...
1:01 YES! Finally someone called them out. There are things that look like they were at the bottom of the ocean for a century, when you can tell they, most likely, weren't. I've seen dudes "restoring" nasty looking Playstations 1 and 2, for example, that they clearly buried then left in the sun for a few weeks.
Really needs to be jet washer pump and brush. That will clean.
Couldn't this have been a One Day Build? Seems like a straightforward thing to do!
Best way to take golves off is to just roll them inside out. That way the sweaty inside dries out before next time you put them back on. To put them back on, half roll the glove right side out, then use the air compressor to blow it up like a balloon to get the fingers back the right way, then you put it on. You can blow them up with your mouth too, but then you have to blow the warm humid air out before you actually put them back on, otherwise they feel gross
Things to improve, add a light to the lid.
WOW, I made one of those, surprised you didn't.
this old tony !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Now he just needs a media blaster if he doesn't already have one.
New stuff!
Is he using a soap degreaser or a mineral spirit degreaser? The shop I worked at used spirit based fluid and it worked great.
Maybe it is just me. Was that really the best use of Adam's money?
I watch 44 channels on UA-cam. That number will go down after I finish figuring out how to paint these 16 ounce, plastic, drinking cups as micro planters.
Also thinking about getting a Dremel for drilling, sanding, and polishing.
I guess I am classed as a "Maker" as most of my videos are making stuff...
I personally see myself are a "Need something, can not afford it, so I make it!" kind of person...
I just happen to video them as well and put them on UA-cam... I have fun, good enough for me!
nice job on the end disclaimer there haha I thought you were going to leave your life hack without a disclaimer
What kind of gloves is Adam using? Are they reusable?
They look like great gloves to use instead of disposable ones. Would like to know where to find some like that!
has anyone else notice that his dinosaur build videos has been removed from the Adam savage tested UA-cam channel?
So glad I found This old tony,AvE,wranglerstar and mustie before they became bandwagon channels. I do however love the references in other content.
I think you will eventually realize you wanted a washer large enough for Land Rover valve covers.
Parts washer sales must have gone up since the pandemic due to the other half’s not being out of the house, Making using the dish washer very difficult to get away with.
convert a smaller one to go on your lathe, so and have it so the pipe comes up round the back, in the bottom place some rare earth magnets to collect chips. then you have a cleaning fluid pipe. Set the drain to go back into the tub. So you have one coolant pipe, but also a cleaning pipe so using the lathe to learn is an option.
Tub is placed in the bottom of the lathe.
When tightening a hose clamp (which seem like they are predominately flat head) I just feel like an emergency room visit is inevitable when that flat head slips off the bolt. Flat head screw drivers are really only good for prying (and at times saving a stripped Phillips screw).
I almost only watch tested, lol.
Awesome
Wouldnt mineral spirits b better? If u get degreaser in a bearing thats not good. Ahhhh you listen to ave also. Hes my fav tool guy on tube.
Why there aren’t any videos of the dinosaur costume on the channel anymore?
Is it me or does it seem like a part of the video is missing ?
Yeah, Adam references some things that aren't in the video, like the leaking hinge at 10:40
Quite a lot seems to be missing to be honest. It seemed to make a massive jump in the middle.
AvE and This Old Tony. In the same scene. Oh how I have hope in this world.
I expected this old Tony I did not expect AvE when he said that my heart literally skipped a beat
AvE , This Old Tony AND Adam :-D
Pornhub stock would go down.
We’d all tug it to this possibility.
Women and men.
@@Thenerdbeast Now imagine if Adam had described his new purchase in Canuckistani, something about it not being beatable...!
When does Adam mention AvE? I heard him say ToT and Clickspring.
Why are we not talking about that brand new mill in the background!?!?!? :)
Came here asking the same question!
I paused the video when I spotted it and just stared for a bit. That thing is pretty! Can't wait for the video about it.
I was wondering why it caught my eye - Now I understand.
LOL, I was looking at it thinking "that isn't the same automatic collet tightener from before" It is the single thing that I am most jealous about. "Look at this guy, just changing collets like it's no big deal. Ooooohh Mr Big Shot Collet changer here."
Wintergatan is also top yt. Love how Adam just threw shade over the whole restoration youtube creators ahaha
Wintergatan has been CRUSHING lately, really cool builds and process vids
Haha yeah just like those "cleaning dirty sneakers" videos
Check out Ian Davis. Just trust me.
... or maybe he just threw shad on the lousy ones who deserve it. lol
Also: Crimson Guitars (who said recently he would LOVE to work with Adam!)
I've definitely watched a video of a "restoration" of an "old" coffee grinder, where the comments section was basically filled with people calling him out with links to the aliexpress page where you could buy one brand new.
Channels like Hand Tool Rescue and MyMechanics are the real deal though, I love watching them. I still can't believe HTR actually put that swing-saw into use after restoring it, it seemed like such a death trap.
You know the one.
T H E M O D E L.
The Model is something else. How many fingers has it consumed?
*whispers gently* "The model..."
Though he doesn't do tools, check out Rescue and Restore. He's almost exclusively old metal toys from the 1900s and up (though some newer (70's) plastic stuff, too). He's thorough, you know his stuff is old because it hasn't been made in probably 60 or more years. And he powder coats them instead of spray painting them and it looks amazing
@@caodesignworks2407 Comments like this are why we need to be able to like more than once. His channel is always entertaining. :3
The model *shhhhhhh* Don't mention its name!
Bright orange rust is most often a dead giveaway for accelerated "aging"
My grandpa's old toolbox that'd been... presumably waterlogged at some point... feels differently lol
But no, I trust that's a valid statement. There were lots of dissimilar metals in there that I imagine started an accelerated rusting situation through creating a crude battery of sorts.
Good to know, thanks!
You should watch mymechanics he really does a good job
"I made a new one."
@@digitaIgorilla like the rest of us mere humans brew a pot of coffee...
Isn't it the same washer as my mechanics?
Used one of these at the bike shop for years! So dang helpful. This makes me remember I should buy one for myself now
Strange, unlike media blasting I have never found any utility in parts washers. Seems like most grime requires a more aggressive scrubber and/or solvent, or could just wash off with soap & water. In a pro shop where you generate enough waste that you need to properly dispose of it, I get it. But for the home gamer, that's a lot of shelf space for a job you could do in a random bucket.
@@csn583 but think about how satisfying cleaning that one or two parts a month would feel ; )
Spending time in the parts washer cleaning off cassettes and chains was one of my favorite aspects of my years spent as a bike mechanic. So relaxing and satisfying, and you can see the direct result of your efforts.
just waste of money rubbish. take the part to the sink and use a scourer
@@LoganLovell It made the job so much quicker too if volume was an issue. (as was in our shop)
Kinda always wild to me to hear about TOT on any like mainstream youtube. Always feels like some dude me and a few other people watch on a dark corner of the internet.
He is approaching a million subscribers to be fair.
@@flynnwalker6595 Yeah, I think part of the appeal is the "this is just some dude talking about his home shop" feel of many of the videos, which lends to the perception of it being a smaller channel than it really is.
I've been a TOT subscriber for years now - wasn't paying attention to the subscriber count, didn't realise he was closing in on 1M already! I watch it because the content is actually useful, and I learn useful things from him. I still haven't mastered the karate chop to cut metal yet... I don't know how he does it, so far I just get really sore hands trying... my zen is not high enough level yet, or my feng shui is off or something
I just watch it cause there’s no M*A*S*H reruns on tv ...
@@TheLexiconDevils Aren't there channels that pretty much play M*A*S*H 24/7 these days? There's always streaming, or the better precursor of streaming - tor***ts
Check out "My mechanics" . He is great. Doing a lot of restauration...swiss guy. Awesome. He's also doing a lot on his lathe...
i bet Adam is referring to My mechanics
@@Sandader Haha... that could be right. Funny how he said it.
MyMechanics doesn’t give the impression of faking the rust - or he’s much better at it than most. And he’s certainly got more restoration and manufacturing chops than most.
Tysytube also makes enjoyable videos, though from much more of an enthusiast perspective - and he’s had a couple of videos where I suspect he might have helped the rust along a bit. Still nice work for the most part.
@@awmperry yeah i cant see anyone faking age then spending an entire day making a replacement bolt on the lathe
My mechanics is the goat for restoration in my books. Tysytube as a good runner up v
When I was a unit armorer in the Army, I built a parts washer very much like this one from a 30 gallon oil drum, 12 volt fuel pump and inline fuel filter. Weapons coming in from the field get very dirty.
Mymechanics does the most professional job on yt at restoring old items, in my opinion. Only thing he could probably improve is his welding lol.
Agreed
He make new one
"A grinder and paint makes me the welder I ain't."
No sharp edges
"Like you. I watch a fair amount of youtube."
Stop calling me out like that dude xD
As soon as he said that I hit the Like button!
*Big sheet with STOP on it*
Adam: I'm gonna pretend I didn't see that. ;)
6:04 "I don't think Hyneman owns a set of nut drivers"
Funny, he seems like someone who drives a lot of people nuts.
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One Question. Your Silver Blowtorch...Which Company made it?
Adam should check out the channel BrickVault they do top 10 lego MOCs videos showing community MOCs and Adam would really appreciate the things they showcase.
Great, I need to buy a parts washer now!
Need to run solvent in there if you want better results. And it eats paint.
My channel recommendations are MyMechanic, MyMechanics Insights, LADB Restoration, TsyTube, Hand Tool Rescue, Rescue & Restore.
in this video: a patina expert calls out fake rust 😂
Well, with rust that looks like that rust, either it's real, and then you have holes through them or it's fake, and has some minor pits on it. Most of those tonka truck channels are fake rust. Take a piece of rusty iron, dip it, and reverse the electric process most use to clean rust off, and you'll get a genuine looking rusted tonka truck, that's rapidly made.
The episode in which Adam’s video editor rips off his/her headphones in agony and finishes the rest of the video in silence. Ouch!
Adam, as a former vintage scooter mechanic, I used a parts washer regularly. One modification we had on our parts washer was and shut-off valve inline with the flow through brush that proved very useful. Not so much for it's on/off functionality, but more for adjusting flow rate. This comes in handy when trying to clean small parts and prevents too much flow from stripping the part out of your already slippery hands. Another tip is to keep a set of cheap nylon/brass/steel bristle brushes in the tank as well. Perhaps with magnets on them to keep them attached to the sides of the tub and off of the work surface. Thanks for making this video. I didn't even know smaller, portable benchtop cleaners were available. I may have to pick one up for my home garage.
You are dead-heading the pump that way if you shut the valve completely. If you can't get flow through the pump, it won't cool properly. You probably had a big industrial machine and it might not have affected its pump. In these small, cheaper pump units I think a shut-off inline valve might be problematic. If you didn't fully close the valve, maybe you'd be OK.....but have to be mindful of that.
Adam has introduced me to This old Tony, and I’m really enjoying it.
I don't usually bother with UA-camrs recommended by each other, mainly because I always forget by the end of the video.
But my dad recommended This Old Tony to me after Adam Savage recommended him (after I put my dad onto Adam Savage's Tested).
Sharing UA-cam channels and chatting about them on the phone has been like reliving the days when we'd sit and watch cool TV shows together. (Mythbusters, Robot Wars, How It's Made etc).
Ps, if you see this comment - "Hi Dad!"
Have watched ToT for years, there's so much depth to the videos with not just the content itself, but the subtle jokes, the editing (e.g. find the subscribe), and the realness of it all. It's one of the few youtube channels worth rewatching every video now and then.
I would add a heater. A submersible aquarium heater would probably improve the function of the unit quite a bit.
Sure, but be mindful that it's rated for chems, or you'll dissolve it.
Adam watches AvE?!? That’s amazing Adam, you really do watch as much UA-cam as me!
I've always just called him Ahhveyhhh who knows
‘Dangerous in Unique Ways,’ title of my personal memoir
Is that a new milling machine I see back there? It surely looks different than the Bridgeport!
Good eye! It's a beauty, that's going to be a damn good video.
i was exactly thinking that during the time lapse! It looks too clean and new to be the same mill!
Milling machines isent a bridgeport, its a bridgebort
It looks like a Sharp TMV: sharp-industries.com/product/tmv/
No more Bridgeport! This feels like a generational change for Adam :D
I think it is the Sharp DVS. sharp-industries.com/product/lmv-49-dvs/
A gasket around the lid would also prevent the degreaser from evaporating when not in use. I would think the manufacturer should have done that. Good upgrades.
Ya know not ALL parts washers are safe/designed for flammable solvent use right?
Dude, you HAVE to watch the „my mechanics“ channel!!! He does the very best restorations out there.
Does anybody know him?
Was looking for this comment 😁
Next mod you are gonna want, a drain valve. Some of those de-greasing chemicals (the good ones) are somewhat flammable. It is always best to drain your parts washer into a sealed bucket when not in use.
yeah thats what i did with mine .. i bought a cheapo plastic workshop / parts trolley to sit my cleaner on & by chance the bucket of cleaning solution fitted on the bottom shelf .. although my main reason for wanting to drain back into the bucket was to stop the solution sploshing around when i moved it
Yes, I agree. I left mine full of cleaner for several weeks and there was stuff starting to evolve in there! Seriously, something blinked at me!
gasket is a good idea, but not likely to find flammable parts wash fluid in Ca , I really miss it , although the heated soapy solution works pretty well (his parts washer needs a heated fluid upgrade) ;)
As far as I know these all have fusible links in the hinges OEM. These are designed to use varsol originally so flammability is expected.
"I make a new one"
I particularly like My Mechanics as a tool restore channel!
And on the more negative side, The Good of the Land channel made a video a while back, and they did confirm that some channels do pre-rust their tools. I don't know which channels do it, but they are out there.
"gebtalmans welcome to the shop on this fine eventide. Here on the healing bench for your viewing pleasure (I don't judge, I just swipe left)..." gotta love the AvE reference.
I've been thinking lately that some of the "restoration" channels and instagram videos are a little too rusty. Especially on those channels where they have an ad every few minutes.
Say it with me everyone:
"I make a new one"
hes totally right about some of those phony restoration vids. theyre the worst
Put a foot switch on the cart when you build it for this! Will make it so much more handier.
$90 ??? SERIOUSLY???? I'm sure one can be made out of a plastic bucket and an aquarium pump with some tubing for £30. Me thinks £90 on a glorified bucket and hose is a bit much.
Motores Patelo for the most incredible machining videos and miniature engines.
Squatch253 for the best, bar none, restorations of old Caterpillars, videos that are chuck full of information and pure madness in terms of attention to detail.
Bedo's Leatherworks LLC for leather shoes/bags restorations, also, a talkative guy, with a lot of wit to him.
Mark Aspery for iron works, a few tutorials, and generally beautiful smithing.
Mr. Carlson's Lab for in depth old electronical wizard restoration, and one of the most soothing voices on the air (i swear, one out of four of his videos, i just fall asleep).
Marty T for really nice in the field, off the cuff repairs. Guy will restore anything.
Pithy Builds for bicycle frame builds. He's still learning, but i have a feeling he's going to go far.
SoCalEarthMovers for no bs, no comment, pure mechanical giants earth moving. If you're into buzz noise equipment, that's your channel.
Sail Life for "Oh, glorious sanding." But really, Mads is a really down to earth boat live aboard, along with his adorable pup and soon, fiancee Ava, on his journey to restore a Warrior 38, named Athena. Quite apart from other channels in that genre, and he has a big backlog with his previous boat.
hpiguys Workshop for really well put together scale models of cars and other things.
AntsCanada you like ants? He's your guy.
EngelsCoachShop this guy is the real deal, coach building, wagon wheels, THE Borax wagons re-builder. Woodworking, iron, whathave you.
Thomas Johnson Antique Furniture Restoration excellent channel where old furniture brought to back to life.
And there's plenty more.
There's never a shortage of videos in my feed.
This old tony and AvE are two of my favorite youtube channels
Learned to much off both of them 🙄
@@app6072 Yep, I now know how to mill a mean potato!
@@microbuilder they said it couldn’t be done!
Check out Ian Davis. His prosthetic hands are incredible.
1:00 you really think someone would do that!? just go on the internet and tell lies?!
So, Adam, did you destroy a few of Jamie's parts washers 'back in the day' ?? 😂
Adam clearly has a thing for cushion grip adjustable wrenches. That is the third different model that I have seen him use in his shop. That orange one in the video, a red one by the mill, and what looks like a now discontinued 6" Westward model by his lathe..
"Hand tool rescue"'s videos are always a treat
yeah hes cool, it sucks that so many "restoration" channels now a days purposefully make items worse to make their clean up look more impressive. tons of the newer channels are straight up faked
My mechanics will always be the best one
@@Aleph-Noll Or outright stolen. That's why HTR now watermarks and has gratuitous distinctive adjustable wrenches all over his videos - so it's easy to show they are his, not theirs.
I never did get the restoration genre - if I wanted to watch someone scrub down rusty tools, I might as well go to the garage and watch myself do it and actually accomplish something in the process. Every restoration is like the last, strip the old paint and dirt off, dunk it in the definitely sponsored 55 gal drum of evap-o-rust, paint, reassemble. Ok, that's nice, but it's fairly obvious how to do all of those steps. I'm not learning anything.
@@gorak9000 i like the restoration vids that are more involved like fixing things or machining new parts etc but yeah a lot of restorations now are basically just that and its probably bc they need to release more video's weekly or will be killed by the algorithm and so do the easy stuff.
but to your first point a lot of people watch videos like that (and adam in general) is bc they dont really have the chance or space or means or time to do things like that themselves and so live vicariously. like thats great you got a garage and tools to do things. a lot of people dont really.
I love this old Tony its like the only machining comedy mix channel. I also love blondihacks shes quite a interesting mid level hobby machinist .
The manufacturer should include those modifications as standard
I've used similar and found stiff nylon brush under the standard nozzle fine without the need for flow through brush unnecessary
Being a bit hyper myself, adams enthusiasm makes me laugh. A good laugh it is. I imagine him jumping up and down during dinner time at home, explaining everything he does, such as" now im getting a fork because i dont want this spoon" and tapping a little ditty on the side of his plate. Possably annoying everyone else.
Also adam taking his gloves off at the end??? Thank you good sir but as women we know this trick, you just blow in them, also much easier way to reuse gloves that come in hair product boxes is to talc them first. They slip on and off easy.
Adam, or anyone else for that matter. Do you watch the channel "My mechanics"? One of the best in my opinion
Will the air compressor trick work with all rubber sheath type things? Asking for a friend
We use something similar in the Marines, nothing better than getting all the nooks and crannies of your rifle, or 50 cal...
What Adam Said just after he turned that pump on for a moment is what i was thinking almost Word for Word... 🤣 Also is not this Tool the easiest thing to build ur self like ever?
I've seen a few like that, looked like forced rusting. I usually don't view.