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I can feel her aging as Adam starts grabbing all the props

I think I found something similar, if you're interested. It's called a Hudson Men's Pencil Rim Felt Fedora Hat, fom American Hat Makers. It's quite similar. They also have custom hat bands under accessories. I love their hats.

I LOVE hearing Adam talk about how he was focusing on the mic stand's construction and logistics in that moment. My mind does the same thing.

Just a couple of dudes having a cute little crafternoon.

As a lifelong creator, I’m right there with you 🙏

I used to be told that I had a "resting murder face" because I always looked like I was about to kill someone. Lol. Most of the time, I'm just not consciously using my facial muscles.

Is there any reason why you did not install a drop ceiling/mezzanine for extra storage then directly mount the light. Seems like a 2 story space.

It reminds me a lot of an ak kinda

Dystopia. Which type? Cyberpunk seems the most likely.

Hey Adam, I recently came across a video showing how to save and recharge the 20v batteries using a charged battery. It is SO flippin' easy!!!

Oh boy , he hits the nail on the head

This response isn’t a reflection of your work. It speaks volumes about the character of the other person. That family member couldn’t make that object. They can’t appreciate it. They can’t graciously accept a gift or the effort. This is THEIR issue. Period. Don’t throw pearls before swine.

Loved the edit at 13:39! I was just waiting to see what you'd do!

nice Lexus is300

Really interesting to hear Joey's thought process when it comes to lighting setup, different factors for different cameras etc. Now I love watching Adam's videos, but listening to Joey I realise I'd also love to see some content, perhaps even in the members section, where the crew could add commentary to a video on what their processes were when it comes to editing, lighting, filming, music etc... Maybe not for every video, but for some of the bigger projects, special items or more difficult shoots....

This captures the essence of the double edge sword of being an artist/creator/performer. The way the act of creation is supplanted by the need of an audiences approval. It is a finely edged double sided blade. Many have been driven mad in the pursuit of accolades by others. Adam loosing physical property is not quite the same as your story except in the lack of appreciation for the works. But there it is none the less. Not everyone will appreciate any piece, catalogue or style of every creator. Crossing paths with some of the peeps who are not fans is inevitable... If you don't allow yourself to be surprised when it happens you will not fall into the "how could they" mindset that's so painful. Just don't be surprised. It nips it in the roots.

The vulnerability issue is definitely real. I totally agree. In my own case, I got a phone call from someone who I hadn't heard from in decades, and she and her husband had bought a painting I had done. They broke up. The painting got moved around a lot over the years, and she was tired of having to deal with it. In fact, during our phone call, she admitted that she had never liked the painting, but her husband had. The upshot was: she didn't want to just throw it away, so she wanted to give it back to me. I didn't want it back. But she brought it to me anyway. It was a weird experience for me. She was even suggesting that I refund maybe half of the original price they had paid for the piece. Weirder still. That didn't happen. So, I got the painting back (which I really didn't want). I'd gotten better with my art over the intervening years, so I was partly glad I could dispose of that older piece, but giving it back to me to do was a strange experience for me as a maker. Adam is right about the time that any piece you make reflects. It's a odd experience to realize that things you have made, and spent a lot of time on, is finite and fleeting. Not just the things you've made, but you as well. It can be a helpful lesson in the impermanence of everything.

Hey Adam! The style engine turning you refer to is properly called Jeweling. Engine turning would be cut on a Rose Engine (or straight-line engine). Hello from Man at Arms!

Great review. Thorough. Enlightening. Firstly, any pair of glasses should fit properly on a face. This is difficult as most bridges are 19mm and many people require larger bridges, such as 22mm. Hard to find that size in even regular frames. Secondly, controlling the features requires touching the frames. This has to evolve into speach control ("Take a photo"; "Take a video"; etc.) Thirdly, if the batteryu exhausts itself and cannot be replaced, that's my $500 samoilians down the drain. Not what I'm looking for in a product such as this. Excellent review.

If there were ever two people for whom the word "frenemy" was invented, these are it.

All I'm thinking is that there doesn't seem to be a way to open the door from the outside, which is kind of necessary to have. And before you go "Yeah but this is just a model, it doesn't have to be exactly correct." I'd like to point out that by that logic he might as well have just drawn it on a piece of cardboard and called it a day. But instead he went through all that trouble to machine everything to very exact tolerances.

😐cool if you are 5

Always a delight and an informative session with Joey-- I am surprised that there are not several motorized heads-- clusters along the north/south or east/west axis-- so that you could pour a lot of light on a particular table or work area. Even for some beauty shots of projects.

Adam is one of my most cherished humans. His appreciation for the small things such as Husqvarna's team allowing him to use the scissor lift warms my heart.

Obviously there is an invisible hamster running the wheel!

Aw that was so much fun to watch. I loved watching you two nerd out over this cute little robot

Im about to watch this as i think about my rim latch lock that was handcrafted by a blacksmith.. i believe in the late 1700s.. it's pretty amazing. the key is also hand forged. ..very cool.

It's a good thing he has the damned force... he needs it to work that zipper!!! lol

Can you explain to me please why you both do not treat these books with gloves ? I thought the acids and other chemicals from our hands could discolour or damage the pages ?

Love Futura!!

Hi Sir. Love your videos. How will the locking mechanism work? Will it be a solenoid type electrical lock or how will you activate it? Excuse my ignorance when it comes to these types of locks. Thank you Sir

obviously, they don't fit well on your nose.

Ella said in an interview that she broke 4 iPhones during filming. She said that since she likes to talk with her hands, she'd end up flinging the phones out. Magnets might not have been the best option.

A good labeling system. Every drawer in my shop has a clear label, which for me, is so de-stressing

I was just talking to my wife about how much I miss the old days when Democrats and Republicans just drove different colored cars. I think it is our age, the biggest downfall for mental health is the advent of the internet. I remember how freeing the world was before it, now it feels like people are being strangled by social media.

I knew the answer, I just wanted him to say Red Letter Media. It's basically the whole description but he doesn't say anything about it. 🤔

Adam don’t know if you already made a prop like this in your workshop but if not you should that would be awesome

I was surfing this morning and found this video from you. I am not sure what the term "Giga" is? Can you spell that for me so I can look up that word? As a quilter, I find that I can not give my quilts away or gift them for the very reasons you shared in your stories. The pain is real my friend. So I just continue to enjoy the process.....................

32:47 Finally I can see how far the wood from my country can travel!

I make what I enjoy making. If I am making something for another person it is especially for them. The idea and thoughts and energy that goes into a handmade object is immense. I have to keep it separate. Making for me is almost unconscious; vs making specifically for a person. The family member that refused your gift was not kind. I have learned to ask if they want it and not be upset if they do not. The last thing I want to see is it in the trash. Just give it back.

I was astounded when I heard someone wouldn't want a special piece of art created just for them. But not everyone is into art or understands the vulnerability if they themselves aren't creators. Mind blowing, but true

I worked in Demolition for many years. In my time I have demolished 3 bank vaults. I can tell you the walls off a vault is filled with steel beams, off cuts of chain, rocks, bricks and it is all incased with concrete. They were built to last. Thankyou for the one day build.

Should search "Demographic studies" in Google

More Joey on Tested 🥳 He is such a positive person

It's crazy for me to hear Adam talk about having a mercurial teammate who has that characteristic of being mean in an emotionally charged way (i.e. not the autistic way), and also incredibly overly sensitive and jealous. Like, I thought my experience on that front was more unique, but he literally just described the person down to a tee 🤯.

Pleaseeeee use 3200K temp lighting. I'm so sick of everything contemporary looking like a corporate america stock photo office

Recently, my daughter bruised my heart when she threw out a ball I made a few years back, specifically to play catch at night. 😢 It was perfectly round, softball sized, and made of clear silicone with a small cavity in the center. I was able to fit a two colored LED thingy that turned on for 8 seconds once you tapped, shook, or bonked it. It wasn’t broken. It wasn’t dirty. Yet she threw it out 😢 It stopped smelling like vinegar when it cured, so it didn’t stink... but she threw it out. 😒I did have a few bags and boxes with projects of mine lying around, yet those were set aside for me as she cleaned… but why toss the ball? Her “reasoning” for this mayhem on my heart and innocent ball was that “it fell on her foot and it hurt, so I threw it away” ☹️🥺 Ultimately, she was supposed to make it up by making another one for Father’s Day… but I do not hold nor see a ball in sight. Sospirare 😑🫤Jenna clearly hates her 💩 dad.