Adam Savage's Airplane Cockpit Prop for MythBusters!
Вставка
- Опубліковано 7 чер 2020
- Adam shares one of the many props he loved building for MythBusters--a speed build of an airplane cockpit that exemplifies the joy of a quick and dirty build. It comes from the episode where Adam and Jamie tested the different plane boarding strategies to find the most efficient boarding process, which you can watch at: • What's the Best Plane ... Special appearance from Adam's dog Maggie!
Shot by Adam Savage
Subscribe for more videos (and click the bell for notifications): ua-cam.com/users/subscription_c...
Tested Ts, stickers, mugs and more: teespring.com/stores/adam-sav...
Twitter: / testedcom
Facebook: / testedcom
Instagram: / testedcom
Discord: / discord
Tested is:
Adam Savage / donttrythis
Norman Chan / nchan
Joey Fameli www.joeyfameli.com
Gunther Kirsch guntherkirsch.com
Ryan Kiser / ryan.kiser
Jen Schachter www.jenschachter.com
Kishore Hari / sciencequiche
Sean Charlesworth / cworthdynamics
Jeremy Williams / jerware
Kayte Sabicer / kaytesabicer
Bill Doran / chinbeard
Ariel Waldman / arielwaldman
Darrell Maloney / brokennerd
Kristen Lomasney / krystynlo
Intro bumper by Abe Dieckman
Thanks for watching!
#AdamSavage #MythBusters - Наука та технологія
Can remember the findings of the MythBusters airplane boarding test? Watch it here: ua-cam.com/video/ss1S3-Kv6R8/v-deo.html
Other MythBusters-related behind-the-scenes stories from Adam here: ua-cam.com/play/PLJtitKU0CAehaZdgrPRzjyGFSEQ8URiQl.html
Who’s your furry shop assistant Adam?
new zealand is in level one and have no cases at all
just ask weta to tell you more
I actually just rewatched the final season today, the reunion episode specifically. Do you ever watch any on the old episodes and reminisce? Then I rewatched the first episode. I had forgotten about your short hair and earring.
End violence, end labels.
All lives matter.
Did you study the fastest way to DE-board a plane? I've always wished that they would let anyone with an aisle seat who does NOT have anything in an overhead compartment (and the person(s) next to them if they don't either) to zip right off the plane before anyone else is allowed to stand. Would be difficult to enforce, though.
The last scene is just pure joy. Thanks Adam for being yourself.
fucking love adam
Cropdusting 🤣
Both Adam and all of the "passengers" seemed to enjoy that immensely.
❤️❤️❤️💪
"I made a spaceship in my parents' guest room closet."
And they said, "Adam, you're 52 years old. Please go home."
That's what I like about this channel, telling everyone to keep appreciating what you've done (created) in the past, even when it's not the best of the best, but it can be something that brings back good memories or something that brought you where you are right now and still relates to you to day but probably in a different way than it was back than.
6:38 "Im gonna keep this forever" - Adam whenever he sees literally anything
I always giggle uncontrollably watching that "turbulence" scene 😂 So glad you threw that in at the end!
"Always"? How often do you watch that?
The drawing on the panels look just about the way 'Ed, Edd and Eddie" is drawn.
I can almost see all the lines wiggle a little bit. =)
Yes! Or Calvin and Hobbes,
@@josephbarrett6528 And Dr Katz
5.5 years? It feels like 100 years since mythbusters was on TV. :(
Buy the DVDs. Or try Hulu. Is it still on Hulu?
Koloth Yes, it is.
Final note (from the epilogue of the video): I'm not sure I want to be on an airliner where the pilot is in an ejector seat!
Probably the reason they aren't used and not the cost
@@TheNewton That and you'd need to redesign airliner cockpits pretty significantly. Last thing you want is an ejector seat in a cockpit with a fixed roof.
@@jasoncoates1835 some military helicopters have downwards ejector seats
@@TheAechBomb Ha! I guess the second to last thing you'd want is to eject upwards from a helicopter...
@@jasoncoates1835 Oh, those do exist, see for instance this test of a Ka-52 ejection system: ua-cam.com/video/H9Qt5CCVqP8/v-deo.html Those helicopters have their rotor blades attached with explosive bolts or frangible nuts, and they are detached just before the ejection seat fires. Probably still scary as hell, but then, probably any ejection is...
Just had a random thought. Adam is going to be the most awesome grandpa ever!
He will spoil the kid silly. But he will also teach the kid tons of common sense.
It reminds me of LEGO control panels.
Adam mentioned that his favorite pieces from his childhood LEGO building were the printed control panel 2x2 slopes, so it's not surprising that the aesthetic is similar.
What a wonderful example of the pure childlike joy in creating something which likely opened a door to further exploration. Thank you for sharing your time with us.
Adam throughout the years you and jamie have inspired me to show my innerself and to build so much and now my own success is to put my hand to anything and to not be afraid to try at least one new thing a week..thankyou
Omg the one min clip at the end was amazing!
I love how happy you are, you are a real amazing role model! I'll watch more of what you do!
It has been really fun to see a celebrity you admire be them self, enjoy there company and look forward to the seeing them again. Adam, thank you for continuing to share who you are! Was so excited to see you create a platform for all of us here on UA-cam!! Thank you!
That was great. You could actually see the years peel away and you became your 12 year old self right in front of our eyes. Very touching. And don't ever worry about your dog photo bombing your videos. Knowing that your dog loves you lets us all know that you're the good guy we all thought you to be. And she's adorable.
It takes a lot of experience and skills to know what level of simplification is needed to produce an ultra fast project.
Definitely a reason you're one of my heroes. Super humble and still finding joy in the little things throughout the years.
I’ve come back to this video and watched that last clip so many times this year. It’s a perfect little pick me up for a year like 2020
You build my childhood and expanded my possibilites with your immense charisma, knowledge and this one of a kind Adam-Savage-style. Cannot express my gratitude, thank you so so much, wish you all the best!
Good stuff,Adam. I so remember that episode. One of my favorites since I love a/c's and used to work around them. Thanks for the heads-up on "crop dusting" ! Now go feed Maggie. lol
Just started watching myth busters over from season one one of my favorite shows of all time grew up watching you and now I get to continue watching you on UA-cam I love it
not all episodes are worth rewatching though. Especially the segments with Kari and stuff.
Man that clip at the end is incredible. You can tell Adam is just loving that moment.
Love the joy of simple things. As he describes how he use to make things like this as a kid I instantly recall the times I made a plane myself from my bunk bed with a stereo as the control board and a pedastal fan of course as the prop. A kid with a dream.
Lovely! Nice. Show and tell about Mythbusters is always good stuff.
So cool. I must have missed that episode way back then. I will check it out now.
Def need to do more of these. Even if u don’t plan on displaying the prop/build. It’d still be really interesting to see all of the old mythbusters stuff. U could go into a little detail of how it was built and the thought process behind it.
Love the channel. As a fledgling maker I’ve learned a ton watching ur vids. Thanks!
Love Mythbusters and so cool to see fun speed builds like this! Also, really enjoyed the history and story behind this piece.
Great story glad to see your still making content after all these years I used to watch the myth busters all the time.
This was one of my favorite episodes, simply because it was about the airlines. Adam, if you ever want to tool around in another simulator, come on over! I even told Fon that if he needs a cockpit for a shoot, I am always available! Love the prop, and how much fun you had shooting that episode! Blue Skies!
17k hrs in commercial cockpit. Retired off of 767. This segment is a smile-good. We used to have great times in the cockpit, up till the mid 90s. Oddly, once they started boarding from mid-plane, it was a detractor for us. We could no lounger do the meet/say goodbye easily. By the early 2000's the job got to be a drag.
Thanks, Adam.
Awesome!!! I totally get it, been building cockpit sim's since I was a kid.
Thank you for being you, an inspiration on so many levels!!
Mythbusters ft Maggie in a guest appearance! ♥️
Love the end sequence!!!
And that is why we create: for the joy it brings to ourselves and others. Stay joyful and keep creating!
I’m so thankful that I got to volunteer on that and it also made me smile immensely seeing that cockpit.
Those last few seconds are amazing
I loved the final sequence!
Hands-down, this was my favorite MythBusters episode, just from the setup and experimental design alone.
Mythbusters was the best thing on TV for a long time. It was like being in science class at school, but you liked the teachers and the lessons. I really wished HD was around for that first cement truck explosion. That was epic.
love the video right at the end! pure hilarity. ah, the memories of Mythbusters!
Just joined your channel as this just pop up on my iPad loved mythbusters so will enjoy watch you
Adam, you are very conscious and in touch with your feelings. Great video!
I remember that episode. Thanks for showing your Airplane Cockpit Prop from MythBusters , Adam!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I was a volunteer on that Myth. It was so much fun. Thank you for sharing this.
That is one of my favorite episodes of mythbusters ever!!!
It is truly a marvelous build. Verily this is the epitome of child-like wonder! Fantastic!
adam savage seems like such a cool guy to work with, he consistently has only good things to say about people and projects hes worked one and has such passion for his work. what a cool guy, I'd love to sit down with him and talk some day.
Still watching the reruns!!! Thx
The child-like delight of creating something simple but full of so much meaning, both abstract and personal, is the essence of making
What a wonderful build
Adam please never ever stop being you! You are one of the best humans on this blue ball we all live on :)
The crossbow build was one of my favs
Absolutely amazing inspiring story...love it!
I love that boarding time experiment! Kinda exemplify of the law of the Universe where what seemingly is random is usually the most efficient.
The crop dusting had me rolling 😂💨
Ditto
Thanks Adam. This is a feel good video. 👍🏻👍🏻
I love this. Thank you Adam Savage for sharing I really enjoyed the story! 😊
That last scene was incredible. You look so happy. Like an adult finally doing what 10 year old them always wanted to do. Playing plane pilot with hundreds of people.
Still have not seen all the Myth Busters but those I've watched are great!
This man was my hero back when I first watched this show in 04 and is still my hero now.
You kinda forget people exist then you go oooh yeah I wonder how theyre doing but not with Adam, he was kind of a father figure to me and he never really left the back of my mind.
Adam if you see this, stay healthy and stay young.. at heart xD
Very Tom Sachs-esque! I love it!
When my boy was at cockpit age I made something this with him and one never forgets. No two cockpits are the same and I love them all.
Adam never change! Greetings from a fan from germany.
Adam. You are the most wholesome human being i have ever seen. I have never met you in person but i have met you in a dream. It was best cup of coffee with the most wholesome company i ever had. I will remember that dream as silly it was. Try to keep busy in shop and try not to get injured too much.
That last bit is the reason why I love Adam savage he will always be funny.
Finally i've been waiting for a closeup of this
Finally
the last clip at the end was pure enjoyment
I’m so glad I stayed for that last scene
The ending was awesome!
I’m still hoping Mythbusters will be back. Man I loved that show. Adams enthousiasm is sooo fun to watch.
As good as MB was sometimes things need to end so that new growth can take place. I'm enjoying Tested as much or more because it's just a whole lot more personal and relaxed.
That last scene made my day!
when Maggie jumped on his lap i thought I was seeing double - dogs and owners looking alike “confirmed”
Hope she got a little treat on top for having had to wait a bit.
I suppose groomers are closed right now also.
I look forward to their food blogger collab channel, Maggie Savage's Tasted.
I flew Southwest for the first time, and they have an ordered boarding process, but you pick your own seating and I actually really liked that. The only people who really don't are the people who are at the end of the boarding line or the people that show up late... then you have those people who sit right next to you even though there is still plenty or seats elsewhere that they could have chosen
Very cool 👍I built large control panels for mining trucks and a variety of different vehicles for over 5+yrs lots of fun ...
Loved this and the display, but what I remember as being the best and fastest way to load a plane with passengers (and cargo) is from the back to the front, which makes perfect sense since no-one has to wait for someone to sit down or store their carry-on bags.
As always, Adams Enthusiasm jsut makes me smile.
Pupper!!!!!!
Great episode and a great build. I know what you mean about "12-yr-old- self". My cousin and I were close and from ages 10 to 12, we built stuff in his basement. His dad has these ladder/trellises and we would use as the the basis of: Spaceship, airplane, submarine, big rig. And we would make controls out of cardboard, calculators, and general stuff. They all were filled in with our imaginations and it was awesome. Play that kids today don't get.
Oh and for the record, every "play" of each build ended in a "crash" -- that we somehow survived and then we'd make the next build.
Keep these videos coming -- stay safe and healthy.
Dear Adam & Jamie, you probably wont notice this comment but if you do, I want you to know that I grew up watching Mythbusters all my life and your show is what sparked my interest in mechanical engineering and design. I have now been accepted to all three colleges ive applied to and am persuing a masters in mechanical engineering and design. Thank you. Your show genuinely changed my life.
Hey Adam,
Can't beleve it's been 5 years. I miss Mythbusters so much. I went to the Liberty science enter in New Jersey and saw the Porsche that you reversed the body on. They also had the pull the table cloth from under the china.😁 I remembered how to do it, I was there for about an hour memorizing people how I could do it again and again. Why saids you cant learn anything from TV especially from two insa e people 😁😁. Thanks for the memories.
Thank you for posting again. I want to ride my onewheel, but the kids are playing in the streets. They always win!
i build a cockpit myself once, it was 2 feet deep with 12 roosters...
Just love your videos, especially mythbuster releated ones😄
thanks you for sharing
Kind of looks like the one I made for my Colonial Viper out of a refrigerator box and a lot of glue and crayons. Awesome video.
I really LOVED IT, Adam made a Time Travel Machine (the cockpit), all my life I was convinced that it was impossible to travel through the time... but Adam showed me that it is possible! It is possible to connect the present to the past, and he created this device. A magic device. Congrats, you are a great myth Adam!
I'd love to see a show and tell on that woodworking bench behind you. Very cool
Still one of the joys of my life that I got to participate in this episode
I loved the Mythbusters efficiency episodes that came later in the runs. For the last few years, there has been a major debate raging about my county here putting in a roundabout, and to this day, I still seek out the Mythbusters episode that demonstrates the benefits of a roundabout over a four-way stop.
They're much more efficient, but if they get overloaded they can gridlock (terrible use of that word)
You must follow the rules, don't enter unless you're exit is clear and give way to the right (left in your case)
I can see how it'd be terrifying for Americans though.
Is your roundabout light controlled?
Also have you seen the magic roundabout in, er, Bristol I think it's in?
Season 12 episode 14
They didn't even test Archer & Cermak & Princeton, or Columbus & 87th & Pulaski & SW Highway in Chicago, maybe those are the 2 most efficient intersections
They took them all out in upstate NY about 20 years ago. Now they're putting some back in the oddest places, and there are several minor accidents per day. They even put 2 on a route with a 55 mph speed limit. The 18 wheelers can't turn that tight, and they have to let the trailer roll over the raised center.
I work at GE Aviation, it's completely true that random seat assignment is best. That's why Southwest generally has less expensive tickets as they do random seat assignment, the quicker they can board the more turnover they can get and the more flights they can fit into a day. which results in more revenue... loved the episode I remember watching it as a kid and honestly is what pushed me into Operations Finance.
Thank you for these videos they have made lockdown so much more enjoyable And why I bought the Lego space station lol stay safe and look forward to the next build
Could you put a piece of persplex/acylic resting flat on the joystick and mounted to the instrument board, and turn it into a table
This reminds me of the "set" builders on video game motion capture shoots. If a day seems speedy, these particular set builders create tangible sets out of plywood and 2x4s in less than an hour so scenes can continue to be shot throughout the day. Not only that they have to meet certain dimensions based on not real life objects and spaces created in a computer, so when actors touch things like a hand rail in a scene it lines up with the 3D models in the game. They are a wonder to witness at work. And the results often end up similar to this build, and then the actors get to actually play make believe in the scene.
Hugs for Maggie 🥰
First visit to barber's, since lockdown, booked for Friday!
This cockpit made me smile even tho i didn't get to sit at it =) Good job!
It obviously needs to sit on the floor near where you work, so you can sit at it from time to time and have a smile.
24 Seconds in and this is already your best video to date.