The way Micheal always tries to interrupt and finish Adam's sentences to show that he knows what the father is talking about and doing, so that it almost qualifies that THEY did the project
I just checked their age gap, cause I was thinking the same thing, and uh... Well, it would be rather unusual, Adam's only nine years older than Michael.
I love how adam is like the wand maker from harry potter. He leaves for a second and pulls out and old wooden box for something specifically you want. Magical almost lol
MB TACO Gaming you can't ask someone to prank cal you, you idiot. That destroys the whole purpose of a prank call!! If u expect someone to prank call you, it no longer becomes a prank.
Adam is such a noble guy, not cocky or bragging one bit! I love how both Adam and Michael are both very smart people and know so much but yet their individual knowledge is very new to each other and they are both learning from eachother! I want to possess the same attitude they both have as I feel that will help me so much in my life
The video in which Michael shows Adam his desk is sorta the same thing but in reverse, except obviously they arent making anything. You can definitely get a sense of kindred and equality from these two, like theyre talking from the same level, but very different fields.
The thing I’m most amazed about is how naturally Adam moves his hands around a giant metal spinning machine that could take a finger without slowing down. Pure hard work and practice is amazing.
You should see the old machinists that use these all day every day. It’s an interesting sight to see someone run a machine like an extension of their body, no hesitations.
I love how Adam just sent him home with 50 yards of string, He totally had enough of vsauces shenanigans and theoretical questions after that long ass one day build 😂😂
I'm glad I wasn't the only one who noticed that 😂. It was like watching the original myth busters but Adam was playing the role of Jamie and Michael played the role of Adam 😂
As your describing whatever object or built you wish to construct, Adam Savage is just casually narrowing down the possibilities of which tools and equipment will best suit his needs to make that project. Before you've even finished describing it, he already has several in mind.
@@jubuttib it's probably because asymmetry or asymmetrical balance is a very important part of Art and making it look complete and good Im In art classes in college and they drill that stuff into you.
Just seeing Adam and Mike's brains whirring away and watching Adam in his natural habitat as he shows off his cool toys is way too much fun! I'm totally hooked on this. Please consider making more episodes like this. I beg you!
For those that want to know, a lathe spins the work and the tools are stationary. A mill spins the tool and the work is stationary. There are also power lathes that can spin both the tool and the work but those are usually 5-axis machines.
Ok, what sort of hypercube 3D chess tesseract Illuminati-confirmed BS are you trying to pull talking about 5 axis machines? There's length, width and height, plus time, but that fifth dimension, I think youre trying to slip a sneaky extra dimension in when you thought nobody was lookin. Well I caught ya, we wont be havin any of that Wrinkle In TIme tomfoolery here. Put it back, you can only have FOUR dimensions.
@@lucky13shot I like to think in all fields there are good mentors to be found. But yeah, gotta discourage gatekeeping in every aspect of life. That way people can learn things or enjoy things as they like.
I love these two working together because Michael has so much theoretical knowledge and Adam has so much practical experience that them together is just beautiful
I think one of my favorite things about watching Adam make things is that his shop is just as much of a character as he is. Just looking around the place it has so much personality, you can't not discover a new little detail. I've watched this video a handful of times now and still seeing more things i didn't notice before
The amount of tools Adam has and the organization he has is extraordinary The level of educational knowledge both of these men have is amazing Just a great video.
zero chemistry between them lol 😂 also is Michael very smart? he always struck me as an average guy, albeit who is able to convey information and theories he has read about
Yeah they just fascinate each other lol, tho pretty smart idk about incredibly, dont know much about them ofc so all I can say is extremely knowledgeable in their fields
@@stefansauvageonwhat-a-twis1369 I think creative or expressive might be better words for them, I've never seen anyone else quite like Adam Savage or VSauce. Though I think they're fairly smart, too.
21:10 Adam moves his hand away from his ball exposing it for Michael and inviting him in. Michael cautiously approaches and gently fondles Adam's ball. "Oh yeah", he exclaimed with excitement as he enjoyed the texture. Adam's ball was so smooth. On hearing Michael's excitement, Adam let out a warm chuckle. Both Adam and Michael were happily satisfied.
If there was a show that came out once a day or a few times a week that's just the two of you building geeky stuff in Adam's shop and talking about A) science and B) engineering... I would subscribe to UA-cam red purely for that show. This is not hyperbole. I love the way you guys work together!
I know this video is 4 years old now and it's probably not important to Michael anymore but there are a few things about this design that stand out to me as a kendama player. There are some important qualities to a well designed kendama that are missing here. One of the major qualities is what's called Lunar Balance. Lunar is a trick that is performed in "tama grip" (the ball held in hand as opposed to your default "ken grip") where the ken is swung up and landed on either the small or big cup resting balanced on the tama. (imagine it's oriented sort of how a telescope would be pointed towards the sky) It's important that the base of the ken isn't too heavy relative to the weight of the sarado (the component of the kendama which features the big and small cup) so that you can easily achieve a stable balance. Another important quality that was missed here was the bevel on the tama hole - it was omitted by choice - but it really is important as a wider diameter bevel, particularly as wear is presented on the bevel edge, makes Stall tricks much easier. Stall tricks are where the tama is landed on points of the ken and sarado other than the cups or the spike, such as landing the tama on the top rim of the sarado leaned against the spike (a "Bird") or inversely in tama grip where the ken is landed balanced upsidedown resting on the tama hole (a "Stilt").You would also find that other tricks such as "Jumping Stick" would be very difficult to perform without a tama hole bevel. Another aspect of kendama design is weight matching. When performing Juggles or a trick in which the grips are switched mid-trick, it's ideal to have matching weights between the two parts for consistent feel in the hand and muscle memory. I won't even get into tama grippiness but I can assure you that most tricks beyond landing the cups and spike are going to be very difficult if not impossible with a tama as slick as this sanded delrin. As far as string/tama-hole friction goes, it is common now for kendamas to feature a steel mini bearing that rests between the end of the string knot and the tama string hole. It wasn't very common at the time of this video shoot (typically it was a plastic bead bearing) but now the steel mini bearing is typical. I can't imagine this comment would be very useful to Adam or Michael or that this build would ever be revisited but I figured I'd leave this here just in case. It's this kind of nerdy stuff that makes the engineering and designing so fun. Not to mention Kendama is still really cool, I think!
Well, that's what you get when 2 amateurs are trying to replicate something that is more intricate than they thought. By amateurs I mean of course that they don't know all the details about kendama, for example, as those presented in your comment. Actually could have been a nice revisit to make it with a person who can actually then test it in more subtle ways.
I love the adhd excitement to talk about different things to have fun with and do. It makes what would have been a super short "were making a Kendama" video into "We slowly work our way to making a kendama but then keep getting distracted about fun physics, history, random stuff at every turn"
I love how excited and how much energy Adam gets while he is involved with a project. Its so contagious that you are willing to stay and watch the whole thing without a second thought.
It's always fun to see Michael and Adam interact. Their energy and excitement is fun to watch. It's like they both speak the exact same dialect of nerd and get excited over all the ideas they think of implementing in whatever project. But they also make a really good team because you've got abstract physics and practical implementation coming together.
chilly22 pretty sure in one of the Q&A's he said that he didn't want to do another TV show. Something about liking being able to spend time with his family, and being 'too old for that shit'
I really wish Jamie and Adam were able to keep their working relationship after Mythbusters; even if much less frequent collaboration. The two vastly different, yet equally ingenious, methodologies produced some of the coolest solutions and approaches to problems I've ever seen.
They've said that they won't work together on anymore projects, etc. Since they just don't like each other outside of a work relationship. (They barely put up with that from what I have seen)
They for sure are knowledgeable and smart, but they aren't geniuses by definition. Being knowledgeable doesn't automatically make you a genius, since you acquired that knowledge through learning and experience. A genius just can do something naturally or is way faster at learning things than others, someone who can do things others haven't even thought were possible. But kids on the internet that don't do anything than watching vids all day for sure think Adam and Michael are geniuses too, yeah. If I watch every single vid from Vsauce and try to memorize everything, does that make me a genius too? I mean I know everything that Micheal knows, so I must be, right?
lol i clicked on the video not knowing how long it was going to be. watched the whole thing and then when i looked at your comment i then realized it was an hour long. lol i had no clue, thought it was like 30 min
7:46 Adam "Let's say we have two balls, one a *meter* in diameter and one 10 *cm* in diameter and we w-" Michael "We want to make napkin rings out of them that are just 1 *inch* high" Adam "1 *inch* high. So we have a 1 *inch* high napkin ring that's a *meter* high in diameter and a 1 *inch* high napkin ring that's 10 *cm* in diameter." Oh god this is why we need to use metric
This has nothing to do with needing to use one or the other. In fact, in your example, it hardly matters. Three units are used: meters, centimeters and inches. You could use all metric units and call the dimensions 1m, 10cm and 30mm and it's still three units, you still need to translate between them. to compare them. I'm all for the metric system, for ease of conversion, but your example was hardly the ultimate reason behind why.
kindlin Stop being obtuse, it is clearly simpler to convert from metric units to other metric units than metric units to imperial units. Everyone knows you can convert from different units, there is no example where you can't convert from imperial to metric when you know the measurements.
OK I re-read it, and came to a more satisfying conclusion. The reason why the example is mediocre is because the things being compared are in the same systems. The diameters are both metric (m, cm, easily compared), and both of the heights are, by definition, the same and so easy to compare, they're the same (1 in). Yeah it's weird to use those specific measurements, but makes perfect sense immediately anyways. I never even noticed until I saw the OP.
It really doesn't matter to anyone in the US on a day to day basis because we know both systems so it is not much more of a hassle than standard. The only bad things are when you have engineers from the US working with engineers outside the US.
It amazes me every time again I see a video from Adam how deep his well of knowledge is combined with not only theoretically talking about but the actual ability to practically use it to create whatever he wants. OUTSTANDING!
Michael is like an eagar child who has a dream and an image in his head and he's excited to finally see it in reality. Who could say no 😂. Love Michaels enthusiasm it's amazing
His head shake was a 'don't do that kids' head shake. You could surely knock someone out with a delrin sphere... and you would know that if you have ever worked with it. Stuff is DENSE.
I think it's more of a shake of like, "oh lord" because he knows it would knock someone out but thinks it's funny that it's one of the first things to pop into Michael's head about it.
19:18 you can hear the dimensional fabric of whatever unholy material the blade is made of tearing through the 37th level of hell to cut the plastic efficiently. A side effect of this is some of the damned souls that blade has claimed in another life can be heard screaming, which permanently weakens the centuries of stored power in the blade, until it finds flesh once again. This is proven at 22:29 because the souls don't scream as loudly, indicating less power.
I loved watching Adam's craftsmanship. What a great demonstration of the fun in engineering and artistry! Working on a project with Adam seems like a dream come true
@@Crandelo95 Makes sense. If you have too much of a material your problem is storing it, which is a reasonable problem for anybody to solve. But if you have too little of a material, your problem is getting more, which at the very minimum takes time (driving to a store, ordering online and waiting for shipping, etc.). I'd hate to see what happens to somebody like Adam when he's going 100% on a project and then has to immediately full-stop because he doesn't have the material that the project demands.
Delrin is just really easy to machine. Thats why he has so much. Honestly it was a bad choice to have a friction fit between the two pieces made of it. Delrin is a bearing material. It will slip/slide and the cups will move.
This is the best collaboration that exists nowadays in the modern internet. I was so glad when I first heard of Brain Candy and now seeing you guys continue this collaboration/friendship makes me glad to the bone. Salutes to you!
Adam has a vast body of knowledge, but I find his eagerness to teach someone else even more impressive. It really feels like he truly enjoys what he does.
Just for future reference: To compliment is to say something nice about someone. To complement is to add to or reinforce something. But you're absolutely right, they complement each other very well!
Thanks! I don't understand the urge that some people seem to have to talk down to people when they correct them. For all I know, TheBanisher967 already knew all that, and just made a mistake. I know that I make mistakes like that all the time! And so, I just try to give people the benefit of the doubt, and just tell them the facts, with no editorial. If they come back and say "Oh, I knew that, typo!" then, great, no harm no foul, and maybe someone else learned something new.
i love how adam has the "i can do this somehow" mentality with literally everything like if you asked adam to make a black hole he would actually think about it and eventually he'd figure out how to do it
My opinion watching this is a bit cringy in a way and vsauce is like the little brother that asks so many questions and in a way it looks like Adam is somewhat frustrated it looks like that's my opinion feel free to disagree 😂
@@laizeghostlyhd1866 I may be inclined to agree but I feel that Adam and Michael are very much cut from the same cloth, though some could argue that this strengthens your case in fact. We'll agree to disagree I suppose :D
When I was in middle school, they didn't let us have our kendamas because someone was doing a trick and it flew out of their hand and hit someone on the head
Adam I am a tool maker by trade, for you not being a machinst full time you are very impressive on the lathe. Lathes can be very intimidating to work with.
If hes anything like 99% of guys, you only see about 1% of his stash on the surface. In his shop tour video you get a better idea of the dizzying volume of shit this guy owns. I'm 100% jealous of the amount of wicked tools and shop equipment hes got. Just his stash of parts and pieces is wild. There would be no way to cover the contents of all the drawers, boxes, organizers, etc. Adam, the Patron Saint of Tinkering.
Work hardening of metals is not just a phenonmenon of fatigue, but it is employed in metal manufacturing to precisely harden metals. The metal is guided through a series of rollers of predetermined diameters and distances apart to dial in a specified hardness. And the last roller is calibrated to make the metal straight again.
ehhh...not really...the process you cite is correct, but work hardening is hardly a precise way to harden a material. Its more like, sometimes it is a beneficial by product Adam's knowledge of metallurgy is better than a layman, but still down right awful.
i love these two together because they ask so many questions and answer them all on their own!! no matter how off topic they get its always entertaining
Ben Jazz even if there were bits you didn't understand now, i'm sure they have left a residue in your subconsciousness which will then mull over it until such time that your mind is ready for the revelation.
It's not that your not smart or not as smart as them, as the saying goes you should never underestimate someone's intelligence, always underestimate their knowledge, for example Michael seems at the start of the video not to know the first thing about machines or workshops yet he is intelligent and inquisitive enough to listen, ask and ultimately learn bits of knowledge piece by piece from the far more experienced Tutor, I'm sure if he explicitly gave him a number of classes on workshop work, Michael would dedicate it to memory and learn. It's their curiosity that probably lead them to getting their physics degrees, and there's many others who know a shit ton about history or maths etc.
I could watch these 2 talk about anything endlessly. They both have such a wide knowledge base, but also a wonderful curiosity. One has an interesting fact, the other ask probing questions, and they both make connections to things they know more about. Its such a great synergy, and I want more.
If you enjoyed this build, check out another one featuring Adam Savage and Vsauce: ua-cam.com/video/M4M3I0nXEMI/v-deo.html
Never too late for new viewers I guess...
Nine likes. Nice
Eleven likes nice
This is really awesome since I'm going into CNC machining
two old men playing with balls (this is a joke don't flame me)
These two should have a show where they just take common myths and see whether or not they really hold up
Maybe Michael should grow a moustache?
Lesley Allan I feel like he would look too much like a walrus? Idk why
Maybe a beret too?
Yeah they could call it mythbusters or something like that.
Brisk_Avacado you know that's kind of tacky, but I love it
This has big "Kid watches as Dad makes their school project" vibes and I'm here for it
Hahaha that's oddly perfect and precise way to describe this video
The way Micheal always tries to interrupt and finish Adam's sentences to show that he knows what the father is talking about and doing, so that it almost qualifies that THEY did the project
@@IIPaused Yeah that's annoying when he does that. You wait until ppl finish talking.
@@BurkenProductions no it's not. hes gaining an understanding and showing interest
I just checked their age gap, cause I was thinking the same thing, and uh... Well, it would be rather unusual, Adam's only nine years older than Michael.
I love how adam is like the wand maker from harry potter. He leaves for a second and pulls out and old wooden box for something specifically you want. Magical almost lol
Imagine Adam noling the wands.
You mean ollivander?
@@johnweber4504 31 inches, Brass-Iron Alloy, Graphite Core, bendy and tender.
@@MidoriNatsume i love getting funny replies to few month old comments, thank you.
😂😂😂😂😂
I love the fact that Michel is like a little kid that wondered into his dads workshop and is trying to understand everything
I love how they are about to carve a sphere but then they get stuck talking about brittleness of swords.
Wilmer Eneris +44 7377 888781 Prank Call me 🤙
MB TACO Gaming you can't ask someone to prank cal you, you idiot. That destroys the whole purpose of a prank call!! If u expect someone to prank call you, it no longer becomes a prank.
bjam89 yeah good thinking
bjam89 It's on like every comment, I think it's a bot.
these fkn nerds lul
i love them no homo
I just spent an hour watching 2 guys build a toy you could buy online for $10. I have zero complaints.
What merit is there buying something you could do yourself? Infertile, useless of you. Have you ever done anything with your own hands?
It's like you didn't even read the second sentence I wrote.
HeyIt'sBaert leave him,i wanted to say same thing.
HeyIt'sBaert some people are angry becose somebody is taking easier roads.(R.I.P. English not my main language)
HeyIt'sBaert i would screenshot your comment with the caption "would fucking watch again" lol I love these 2
The knowledge that Michael has and the knowledge that Adam has complement each other so well. Like they are always teaching each other new things
It also really helps that both of them are extremely learning happy.
Edge 33 Yeah, michael thinks more science and math and adam thinks more technology and enginnering.
thats what i was thinking its amazing
i wander what they will teach each other in bed
karam jnah lol
Adam is such a noble guy, not cocky or bragging one bit! I love how both Adam and Michael are both very smart people and know so much but yet their individual knowledge is very new to each other and they are both learning from eachother! I want to possess the same attitude they both have as I feel that will help me so much in my life
At 20:45 Michael's playing with Adam's smooth ball.... such a lovely time. :D
The video in which Michael shows Adam his desk is sorta the same thing but in reverse, except obviously they arent making anything. You can definitely get a sense of kindred and equality from these two, like theyre talking from the same level, but very different fields.
zero chemistry between them lol 😂
I love the 8-ball on the machine. The shop has so much personality
They should have just used the 8 ball instead of taking an hour to make the sphere. : )
@@alexdelarge8772 they wanted a perfect ball
did you see the giant swiss army knife at 38:58 ?
@Pfunk Malfunkshun you gonna be alright?
When your friend invites you to his house and you get to play with all his cool toys
what toys were used to make the toys that make the toys though?
@@traceyoconnor6378 legos
I started watching this and got so lost into it without realizing it was an hour long
Dom same
fuck, me 2
lol didn't even look at the time until I let it buffer a little and saw this comment. I guess I'm busy for the next hour...
I got school at 9 and its 3 and I havent been to sleep yet
Dom lol I just realized that
The thing I’m most amazed about is how naturally Adam moves his hands around a giant metal spinning machine that could take a finger without slowing down. Pure hard work and practice is amazing.
You should see the old machinists that use these all day every day. It’s an interesting sight to see someone run a machine like an extension of their body, no hesitations.
He did actually hurt his hand by being careless on the very same lathe
@@poetac15 its more like complacency
@@melody3741 more like experience in knowing what's safe to do and what's not, it's better assessment of the risks
Adam hurts himself like all the time
I love how Adam just sent him home with 50 yards of string, He totally had enough of vsauces shenanigans and theoretical questions after that long ass one day build 😂😂
I'm glad I wasn't the only one who noticed that 😂. It was like watching the original myth busters but Adam was playing the role of Jamie and Michael played the role of Adam 😂
CNN senate debate
Words Adam Savage has never said: “I don’t have that tool”
As your describing whatever object or built you wish to construct, Adam Savage is just casually narrowing down the possibilities of which tools and equipment will best suit his needs to make that project. Before you've even finished describing it, he already has several in mind.
@Mammouth Laineux autocorrect??
@@grqfes artistic 😊
I fact the opposite, he has said it so many times, and then proceeded to acquire that tool.
@@FreekHoekstra This. A master says either 'I have that tool' or 'I can make that tool'
I just watched two grown men making a toy for almost one hour.
And I loved every second of it
issa toy but its not just for kids
You aren't alone me and three others did the same
@@chanelbrixx8987
Lol. Even adults need toys. Not just dildos and fleshlights.
ITS SCIENCE!
Whenever he mentions Jamie I always get flashbacks to that glorious stache
Like a grumpy walrus in a beret
"I'm really into asymmetry right now" is probably one of the nerdiest sentences I've ever heard
I dunno, I've had some art student friends who have gone on about that as well. =)
@@jubuttib I dunno, I'm also in art seems kinda nerdy
@@jubuttib it's probably because asymmetry or asymmetrical balance is a very important part of Art and making it look complete and good Im In art classes in college and they drill that stuff into you.
Pimskin _
If you consider that nerdy, play a pen and paper with physics students....
Pimskin _ a lot of Minecraft builders have said that
"I'm really into asymmetry right now" ~Vsauce
"I'm really into asymmetry otni yllaer m'I"
@@ceejayblacks1834 I see what you did there clever clever
Everybody goes through their asymmetry phase
40:10
@@Dougiewoof Since english is not my native language I don't get it 😭
Just seeing Adam and Mike's brains whirring away and watching Adam in his natural habitat as he shows off his cool toys is way too much fun! I'm totally hooked on this. Please consider making more episodes like this. I beg you!
Adam is just running around talking to himself and throwing stuff at Mike and he just spends 10 minutes just staring at it
I know I'm here years later but I've never seen someone shorten Vsauce Michael's name to just Mike and it fills me with a unique brand of dread.
props to either the sound mixer or the lathe manufacturer for making the lathe sound so peaceful and quiet!
I love how real this is, no background music or sounds needed.
matt anagnos 37:55
Declan, Happy with yourself are you?
Declan Mercer
Nobody here wants to sit through a silent timelapse
matt anagnos exactly
Brandon Zeedar he was still wrong
"I have this dial caliper I think you'll really like" is the nerdiest sentence I've ever heard and I love it
Up there with “ I’m really into asymmetry right now”
I think "Let's admire some indium" is the nerdiest sentence
This video should be called; “Adam Savage builds a Kendama while VSauces’ Michael spits science facts!”
For those that want to know, a lathe spins the work and the tools are stationary. A mill spins the tool and the work is stationary. There are also power lathes that can spin both the tool and the work but those are usually 5-axis machines.
Ok, what sort of hypercube 3D chess tesseract Illuminati-confirmed BS are you trying to pull talking about 5 axis machines? There's length, width and height, plus time, but that fifth dimension, I think youre trying to slip a sneaky extra dimension in when you thought nobody was lookin. Well I caught ya, we wont be havin any of that Wrinkle In TIme tomfoolery here. Put it back, you can only have FOUR dimensions.
What are the advantages of one over the other?
@@Coentjemons Very basic understanding is that lathes do well making round parts and mills do well making square parts.
I love how welcoming Adam is about knowledge in his field. He’s so happy to answer questions at any level. Super inviting.
Like, even more than happy, he's genuinely excited to share knowledge!
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@@peregrine5327 He has that natural teacher bearing
Makes me wish the rest of USA's workforce was less gatekeeping.
@@lucky13shot I like to think in all fields there are good mentors to be found. But yeah, gotta discourage gatekeeping in every aspect of life. That way people can learn things or enjoy things as they like.
I love these two working together because Michael has so much theoretical knowledge and Adam has so much practical experience that them together is just beautiful
Perfectly said
Yeah but the Argentinosaurus is believed to be the biggest land animal to have ever existed.
Adam: "We have a 10cm ball and 1m ball..."
Michael: *We're goin inches fam*
Funny thing is that I've probably never heard not Adam using metric
I think one of my favorite things about watching Adam make things is that his shop is just as much of a character as he is. Just looking around the place it has so much personality, you can't not discover a new little detail. I've watched this video a handful of times now and still seeing more things i didn't notice before
Two balding dudes made a ball. As a balding dude, I salute.
Serj Herman balding dudes should form a gang called balding gang
Serj Herman there mascot should be a balding bald eagle
balding guys having a ball making a ball
I'm balding
ASMR at its best ;P
The amount of tools Adam has and the organization he has is extraordinary
The level of educational knowledge both of these men have is amazing
Just a great video.
daniel Goad well, to be fair, they are not smart enough to watch rick and morty
It's more experience than education. Adam has decades of SFX experience. He can pretty much make anything.
They both are college drop outs.
“Educational knowledge”?
Seriously though, these guys are the ultimate friends and I wish I had a friend like that.
You know it's confusing when Adam Savage says, "It makes my brain hurt."
lul tru
Lol
Don’t you have a guitar song to dance to?
I love the chemistry between them, both incredibly smart in different fields, learning and questioning back and forth
zero chemistry between them lol 😂 also is Michael very smart? he always struck me as an average guy, albeit who is able to convey information and theories he has read about
@@gordonlekfors2708 I dunno, I'd assume two guys who hosted a live show together would have great chemistry... but maybe thats just me! 🤔
Yeah they just fascinate each other lol, tho pretty smart idk about incredibly, dont know much about them ofc so all I can say is extremely knowledgeable in their fields
@@stefansauvageonwhat-a-twis1369 I think creative or expressive might be better words for them, I've never seen anyone else quite like Adam Savage or VSauce. Though I think they're fairly smart, too.
21:10 Adam moves his hand away from his ball exposing it for Michael and inviting him in. Michael cautiously approaches and gently fondles Adam's ball. "Oh yeah", he exclaimed with excitement as he enjoyed the texture. Adam's ball was so smooth. On hearing Michael's excitement, Adam let out a warm chuckle. Both Adam and Michael were happily satisfied.
I won't mention this bit: 30:40
A fan fiction in the making...
KX36 let's compare how our damas hang
WHAT. IS. THIS!?
We gotta get more upvotes on that fan fiction comment xD
I can watch these 2 do anything
...go on...
*anything*
I'd honestly watch them sitting together for an hour listening to a podcast
There's a special type of entertainment derived from 2 men who are vastly intelligent than myself fascinated by a calibration tool for a lathe
How about if they did each other?
If there was a show that came out once a day or a few times a week that's just the two of you building geeky stuff in Adam's shop and talking about A) science and B) engineering... I would subscribe to UA-cam red purely for that show. This is not hyperbole. I love the way you guys work together!
i totally ship them
treschlet I
I know this video is 4 years old now and it's probably not important to Michael anymore but there are a few things about this design that stand out to me as a kendama player. There are some important qualities to a well designed kendama that are missing here. One of the major qualities is what's called Lunar Balance. Lunar is a trick that is performed in "tama grip" (the ball held in hand as opposed to your default "ken grip") where the ken is swung up and landed on either the small or big cup resting balanced on the tama. (imagine it's oriented sort of how a telescope would be pointed towards the sky) It's important that the base of the ken isn't too heavy relative to the weight of the sarado (the component of the kendama which features the big and small cup) so that you can easily achieve a stable balance. Another important quality that was missed here was the bevel on the tama hole - it was omitted by choice - but it really is important as a wider diameter bevel, particularly as wear is presented on the bevel edge, makes Stall tricks much easier. Stall tricks are where the tama is landed on points of the ken and sarado other than the cups or the spike, such as landing the tama on the top rim of the sarado leaned against the spike (a "Bird") or inversely in tama grip where the ken is landed balanced upsidedown resting on the tama hole (a "Stilt").You would also find that other tricks such as "Jumping Stick" would be very difficult to perform without a tama hole bevel. Another aspect of kendama design is weight matching. When performing Juggles or a trick in which the grips are switched mid-trick, it's ideal to have matching weights between the two parts for consistent feel in the hand and muscle memory. I won't even get into tama grippiness but I can assure you that most tricks beyond landing the cups and spike are going to be very difficult if not impossible with a tama as slick as this sanded delrin. As far as string/tama-hole friction goes, it is common now for kendamas to feature a steel mini bearing that rests between the end of the string knot and the tama string hole. It wasn't very common at the time of this video shoot (typically it was a plastic bead bearing) but now the steel mini bearing is typical.
I can't imagine this comment would be very useful to Adam or Michael or that this build would ever be revisited but I figured I'd leave this here just in case. It's this kind of nerdy stuff that makes the engineering and designing so fun. Not to mention Kendama is still really cool, I think!
Well, that's what you get when 2 amateurs are trying to replicate something that is more intricate than they thought. By amateurs I mean of course that they don't know all the details about kendama, for example, as those presented in your comment. Actually could have been a nice revisit to make it with a person who can actually then test it in more subtle ways.
This was insanely entertaining. Michael know all the right questions. I dig it.
Consider: A movie with Micheal as a hitman, and Adam as a gunsmith who spends the entire movie cooking up something custom for him.
Blade and Whistler...?
Oh but consider the possibilities that concept brings in a video game format! Imagine that in maybe a cyberpunk setting? So cool.
Would watch
Where the just show the victim the process and final then they die from awesomeness
but it ends with him using the weapon on someone who doesn't deserve it, throwing off our perception of such a likaeble character like Michael
You're a good dude Adam, I saw the tension in your face when he asked about threading it, yet you decided to give it a go anyways. well done.
I love the adhd excitement to talk about different things to have fun with and do. It makes what would have been a super short "were making a Kendama" video into "We slowly work our way to making a kendama but then keep getting distracted about fun physics, history, random stuff at every turn"
44:55
Michael: That is really nice and gentle.
Adam: Yeah. (whispers) That was the whole point
good ears :D
3 seconds after 56:21 looks kind of like Adam's disbelief in what Michael says . LOL
I just lol'd
Thank you for showing me that one of my favorite humans alive is also super sarcastic
Damn, Adam is Savage!
As an Engineering major. Adam Savage is my life goal. Such a beautiful art!!!!!
What soft of engineering do you do?
Im a machinist finishing my bachelor in mechanical engineering.
Wild I'm a sfx artist. Who wants to be an engineer. And while we are one in the same neither of us can blow effing minds by our selves.
@@pete3816 Scoff at you
I love Adam Savage. "oh, you want to do (insert idea)? I just so happen to have all of the proper tools and materials to make that happen"
In this magical wooden box
I love how excited and how much energy Adam gets while he is involved with a project. Its so contagious that you are willing to stay and watch the whole thing without a second thought.
zero chemistry between them lol 😂
It's always fun to see Michael and Adam interact. Their energy and excitement is fun to watch. It's like they both speak the exact same dialect of nerd and get excited over all the ideas they think of implementing in whatever project. But they also make a really good team because you've got abstract physics and practical implementation coming together.
you two should make a tv show together to be honest.. its a duo made in nerdy heaven
They don't have a TV show, but they have a live show called Brain Candy. Look it up.
Hopefully Brain Candy turns into a TV show at some point.
chilly22 pretty sure in one of the Q&A's he said that he didn't want to do another TV show. Something about liking being able to spend time with his family, and being 'too old for that shit'
I ship it
Levi Ackerman iDubbz and Vsauce ship way better
I really wish Jamie and Adam were able to keep their working relationship after Mythbusters; even if much less frequent collaboration. The two vastly different, yet equally ingenious, methodologies produced some of the coolest solutions and approaches to problems I've ever seen.
I have seen interviews and it seems they argue a lot
From what I've heard they're just different people inside, love them both, love them together but they don't love being together.
They've said that they won't work together on anymore projects, etc. Since they just don't like each other outside of a work relationship. (They barely put up with that from what I have seen)
I love how Adam is blowing his own mind with his building. You can see him go from hardware mode back to regular Adam.
Watching two geniuses make toys is amazing.
Justiceblast10 yes it is. Also, it’s spelled genii not geniuses :P
Micheal isn't just a genius, he is a drug lord like Walter White!
I scrolled down to the comments, planning to say the exact same thing.
Are they actually geniuses or "hollywood pretentious"? Galileo was a genius
They for sure are knowledgeable and smart, but they aren't geniuses by definition. Being knowledgeable doesn't automatically make you a genius, since you acquired that knowledge through learning and experience. A genius just can do something naturally or is way faster at learning things than others, someone who can do things others haven't even thought were possible.
But kids on the internet that don't do anything than watching vids all day for sure think Adam and Michael are geniuses too, yeah. If I watch every single vid from Vsauce and try to memorize everything, does that make me a genius too? I mean I know everything that Micheal knows, so I must be, right?
Me: Wow! This is an hour long! I'll never watch this.
Also me: Wow! I just watched this entire video from start to finish.
Yeah you spelled that incorrectly
It was more of a typo than a misspelling, but thanks for pointing that out, I guess.
lol i clicked on the video not knowing how long it was going to be. watched the whole thing and then when i looked at your comment i then realized it was an hour long. lol i had no clue, thought it was like 30 min
I didn’t need to study anyway...
I didn't even know it was an hour until I read your comment
7:46
Adam "Let's say we have two balls, one a *meter* in diameter and one 10 *cm* in diameter and we w-"
Michael "We want to make napkin rings out of them that are just 1 *inch* high"
Adam "1 *inch* high. So we have a 1 *inch* high napkin ring that's a *meter* high in diameter and a 1 *inch* high napkin ring that's 10 *cm* in diameter."
Oh god this is why we need to use metric
and they have the same volume
This has nothing to do with needing to use one or the other. In fact, in your example, it hardly matters. Three units are used: meters, centimeters and inches. You could use all metric units and call the dimensions 1m, 10cm and 30mm and it's still three units, you still need to translate between them. to compare them.
I'm all for the metric system, for ease of conversion, but your example was hardly the ultimate reason behind why.
kindlin Stop being obtuse, it is clearly simpler to convert from metric units to other metric units than metric units to imperial units. Everyone knows you can convert from different units, there is no example where you can't convert from imperial to metric when you know the measurements.
OK I re-read it, and came to a more satisfying conclusion. The reason why the example is mediocre is because the things being compared are in the same systems. The diameters are both metric (m, cm, easily compared), and both of the heights are, by definition, the same and so easy to compare, they're the same (1 in).
Yeah it's weird to use those specific measurements, but makes perfect sense immediately anyways. I never even noticed until I saw the OP.
It really doesn't matter to anyone in the US on a day to day basis because we know both systems so it is not much more of a hassle than standard. The only bad things are when you have engineers from the US working with engineers outside the US.
It amazes me every time again I see a video from Adam how deep his well of knowledge is combined with not only theoretically talking about but the actual ability to practically use it to create whatever he wants. OUTSTANDING!
I love Adam's head shake at 56:21, but he doesn't have the heart to tell Micheal no.
Michael is like an eagar child who has a dream and an image in his head and he's excited to finally see it in reality. Who could say no 😂. Love Michaels enthusiasm it's amazing
This should be a gif
His head shake was a 'don't do that kids' head shake. You could surely knock someone out with a delrin sphere... and you would know that if you have ever worked with it. Stuff is DENSE.
Ronnoc527 say no to what?
I think it's more of a shake of like, "oh lord" because he knows it would knock someone out but thinks it's funny that it's one of the first things to pop into Michael's head about it.
"would you like. would you uh. yes." wise words from adam savage.
"I'm happy with this" -Adam
I'm also happy 28min in watching Adam Savage polishing Michael Stevens ball.
Adam makes such a great teacher because he's always SO enthusiastic about what he's doing and gets excited like a little kid. It's brilliant
"Adam Savage and Vsauce's Michael Stevens Build a Kendama... or do they? Hey, Vsauce, Michael here."
this comment is so fucking underrated
Vsauce Michael and Adam Savage should do a lot more videos together. Topics are not important because you work so well together, anything will fly!
19:18 you can hear the dimensional fabric of whatever unholy material the blade is made of tearing through the 37th level of hell to cut the plastic efficiently. A side effect of this is some of the damned souls that blade has claimed in another life can be heard screaming, which permanently weakens the centuries of stored power in the blade, until it finds flesh once again. This is proven at 22:29 because the souls don't scream as loudly, indicating less power.
Yess, preciousss...
that is good wisdom. -The airplane dog from the dog of wisdom.
You wrote a paragraph
Have you considered therapy?
With this kind of wisdom you should be on the vsauce team
I loved watching Adam's craftsmanship. What a great demonstration of the fun in engineering and artistry! Working on a project with Adam seems like a dream come true
I have a wierd feeling that adam savage bought a lot of delrin for a project that failed and now he has to get rid of it
He likes to buy large quantities of materials in general.
@@Crandelo95 Makes sense. If you have too much of a material your problem is storing it, which is a reasonable problem for anybody to solve.
But if you have too little of a material, your problem is getting more, which at the very minimum takes time (driving to a store, ordering online and waiting for shipping, etc.). I'd hate to see what happens to somebody like Adam when he's going 100% on a project and then has to immediately full-stop because he doesn't have the material that the project demands.
@@stspy212 aka it's more cost and time effective stockpile
Delrin is just really easy to machine. Thats why he has so much.
Honestly it was a bad choice to have a friction fit between the two pieces made of it. Delrin is a bearing material. It will slip/slide and the cups will move.
@@LeCafeRacer It was a joke but sure thanks for the info
I thought this would be like a 10 min video... Thirty minutes in and I just realised it's a little longer then 10 minutes.
TUCKER InABox lmao me too
I watched it over 2 days
Exactly the same here lol
Same here haha
I thought it was gonna be 30 minutes, and tfw after reading your comment I realized it was twice as long.
I saw the length of this video and told myself I was just going to watch 10 minutes, now I'm sitting here with a completed video, woops.
"We can enbiggen it if we need to", Savage terminology! My favorite "Mad Scientist", love it!
This is the best collaboration that exists nowadays in the modern internet. I was so glad when I first heard of Brain Candy and now seeing you guys continue this collaboration/friendship makes me glad to the bone. Salutes to you!
Vsauce is such a great personality, he should be in more videos with Tested.
FearMeIAmLag yes
FearMeIAmLag YEEES
FearMeIAmLag His name is Micheal dumbass.
you couldn't be more right
I like the way he asking question about things..
I love how for Adam, this is just a normal day at the shop, but Michael is in total astonishment.
Adam has a vast body of knowledge, but I find his eagerness to teach someone else even more impressive.
It really feels like he truly enjoys what he does.
43:32 YT translated sounds of the lathe to "[Music]". love it.
i mean it sounds like legit music
hey tested adam here
Kendama's aren't designed to expode, but should they?
~*music plays*~
I love when Adam trails off with the random sciencey knowledge that he has. Mythbusters really got me into science as a kid.
Adam: makes stuff
Michael: plays with stuff
Adam: *creates a ball out of nothing*
Michael: ItS lIkE a DoOrKnOb!
kekw
Words Adam Savage has never said: “I don’t have that tool”
he definitely made it out of stuff, but I get what you're saying
Timestamp .
@@Geoffrey6_ 22:00
Their Knowledge compliments each other so well. Michael is more inquisitive while adam is more engineering and building.
TheBanisher967 Mm, exactly - Michael asks, "What if..?", while Adam asks, "How do we do this?" Something to make the theoretical reality : )
Just for future reference:
To compliment is to say something nice about someone.
To complement is to add to or reinforce something.
But you're absolutely right, they complement each other very well!
Christopher Pilcher that's the way to correct someone 💯💯
Thanks! I don't understand the urge that some people seem to have to talk down to people when they correct them. For all I know, TheBanisher967 already knew all that, and just made a mistake. I know that I make mistakes like that all the time! And so, I just try to give people the benefit of the doubt, and just tell them the facts, with no editorial. If they come back and say "Oh, I knew that, typo!" then, great, no harm no foul, and maybe someone else learned something new.
Christopher Pilcher I love that. Can't stand when people make a little mistake and everyone jumps in and says "no that's wrong idiot"
i love how adam has the "i can do this somehow" mentality with literally everything like if you asked adam to make a black hole he would actually think about it and eventually he'd figure out how to do it
Two of my favourite people in the world together.
Same, then they add kendama, one of my favorite things in the world? Like.
"They're friends dispite their different philosophies"
- Michael Stevens on his pair of kendamas.
My opinion watching this is a bit cringy in a way and vsauce is like the little brother that asks so many questions and in a way it looks like Adam is somewhat frustrated it looks like that's my opinion feel free to disagree 😂
@@laizeghostlyhd1866 I may be inclined to agree but I feel that Adam and Michael are very much cut from the same cloth, though some could argue that this strengthens your case in fact. We'll agree to disagree I suppose :D
My vocabulary has been embiggened today.
It's a perfectly cromulent word.
Me fail English? That's unpossible!
Go on...
Sometimes I use big words I don't fully understand because I think they make me sound more photosynthesis.
schtuke I understand I too often feel circumference after I have completed a vasectomy
I would watch hours of Adam explaining all his tools to Micheal. It's like a young boy showing off his favourite toys!
I love how Michael just watched Adam do his thing from the side like a kid. They are both such intelligent people in there own specific ways
When I was in middle school, they didn't let us have our kendamas because someone was doing a trick and it flew out of their hand and hit someone on the head
Yeah, kids are supposed to play with Ken Dolls now instead. Yay, for fucked up society!!
good times.
Same things happened at my high school, except no body cared to the point of the front office having a line of students at the door
It’s not the kid who accidentally threw it it’s the kid who got in the way. I’ve only seen 1 person walk AROUND instead of through a game of ken
TIGuy
This made me laugh hard :D
Good job Adam! Now we just need 49,999 more for the curiosity box. You have 2 weeks. Thanks!
hahaha
i think a shared thing that i love about these two is how distracted they get while remaining extremely excited
The napkin ring paradox just seemed like a normal everyday chit-chat while relying on deep mathematic knowledge and understanding. Magical
Adam I am a tool maker by trade, for you not being a machinst full time you are very impressive on the lathe. Lathes can be very intimidating to work with.
The man has a knack for just about anything he puts staggering his mind to.
It's because he had years of practice
Lathes aren't bad if you have common sense.
27:13 "and this is the drawer where i keep my various lengths of string."
I wonder if he has one for various lengths of wire?
Continually amazed at the versatility of lathes
IKR
A lathe is the only tool on which you can make another lathe. Its the only machine that can be used to duplicate itself. They are awesome!
Southardknives Nope. 3D printers.
D. C pssshhh
@D.C
Even 3D printers require parts not made with 3D printers.
More importantly, A lathe can be used to make a *better* lathe.
"It's like Brian May's hair" Ya'll I just choked 🤝😂
If I had this many tools, I'd be looking for hours to find what I need
omaxman1 haha that's why the shop is carefully organised
Mr. Tuow I would like
build a wood
because i dont know how to build
If I had this many tools I'd spend literally the rest of my days building stuff in my basement.
Александр Лебедев Тебе нечем заняться?
If hes anything like 99% of guys, you only see about 1% of his stash on the surface. In his shop tour video you get a better idea of the dizzying volume of shit this guy owns. I'm 100% jealous of the amount of wicked tools and shop equipment hes got. Just his stash of parts and pieces is wild. There would be no way to cover the contents of all the drawers, boxes, organizers, etc. Adam, the Patron Saint of Tinkering.
"Adam Savage builds a Kendama while Michael Stevens watches" should be the title.
Work hardening of metals is not just a phenonmenon of fatigue, but it is employed in metal manufacturing to precisely harden metals. The metal is guided through a series of rollers of predetermined diameters and distances apart to dial in a specified hardness. And the last roller is calibrated to make the metal straight again.
ehhh...not really...the process you cite is correct, but work hardening is hardly a precise way to harden a material. Its more like, sometimes it is a beneficial by product Adam's knowledge of metallurgy is better than a layman, but still down right awful.
Can it make me straight again?
The timelapse cut at the end was great to see! The shop looks like utter chaos at first glance, but everything has its place
the title should be changed to "Adam Savage Builds a Kendama while Vsauce's Michael Stevens watches"
Wouldn't we all just watch? Who else has his skill and knowledge?
Robert Ri Probably Jamie.
Adam Savage Drills Plastic Toy Before Playing With Michael's Balls
Bootleg gets it.
If Michael was not there to observe, was the kendama really built?
the drilling out of the center sounded like a mechanical choir. :) i love that machine
26:45
edit: added time
i love these two together because they ask so many questions and answer them all on their own!! no matter how off topic they get its always entertaining
Adam, watching you build inspires me to keep building. Thank you
I wasn't smart enough to understand what they were talking about most of the time, but boy did I enjoy it.
Ben Jazz look up sweets Kendama to get a better understanding
Ben Jazz +44 7377 888781
Ben Jazz even if there were bits you didn't understand now, i'm sure they have left a residue in your subconsciousness which will then mull over it until such time that your mind is ready for the revelation.
+MrBenyhana they were playing nerd chess, where they live to out reference and educate each other.
It's not that your not smart or not as smart as them, as the saying goes you should never underestimate someone's intelligence, always underestimate their knowledge, for example Michael seems at the start of the video not to know the first thing about machines or workshops yet he is intelligent and inquisitive enough to listen, ask and ultimately learn bits of knowledge piece by piece from the far more experienced Tutor, I'm sure if he explicitly gave him a number of classes on workshop work, Michael would dedicate it to memory and learn. It's their curiosity that probably lead them to getting their physics degrees, and there's many others who know a shit ton about history or maths etc.
hey Vsauce Adam here
Hey Vsauce Adam22 here
Hey Mythbusters...... Adam here.
SpeedBottles vsauce 4
Remember when he was in a box for three days
Jack Fowler
Shhhhh. Not everyone has UA-cam red buddy ;)
ProTay that episode was free thoe
good times, good times.
I have red, you filthy casual
ok
I could watch these 2 talk about anything endlessly. They both have such a wide knowledge base, but also a wonderful curiosity. One has an interesting fact, the other ask probing questions, and they both make connections to things they know more about. Its such a great synergy, and I want more.