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Somewhere in San Francisco is a hidden workshop of wonder. A place where iconic characters, creatures, and props from cult favorite movies are pulled from the screen into reality.

Using the skills he learned from Weta Workshop's master swordsmith Peter Lyon, Adam takes on a One Day Build project he's been waiting to do his entire life: make King Arthur's sword from Excalibur!

We catch up with Mike Senna, one of the few R2-D2 builders who has also made a life-size Wall-E robot. Over the past year, he's been working on a companion for Wall-E: the high-tech EVE.

We chat with Kyle Moore, a member of the Stanford Robotics Club, about his project that converts cheap remote-controlled toy helicopters into autonomous drones that can map and navigate around

One of Adam's everyday carries is his favorite multi-tool, the Leatherman Wave.

Here's how Adam Savage built his amazing Totoro cosplay that he wore at New York Comic Con!

Adam and Norm spend the afternoon geeking out over awesome wooden swords bought at last year's Dragon*Con and then decide to make some modifications to personalize them.

Adam invites us inside his home to share the collection of prop replicas, 3d prints, oddities, and artifacts he keeps in his personal office for inspiration.

Adam shows off his Iron Man Mark I armor, which was intended to be one of his costumes for 2012's Comic-Con ... but it didn't end up happening.

The amazing Laura Kampf visits Adam's workshop for a One Day Build collaboration!

Adam fulfills his lifelong dream of becoming King Arthur from the film Excalibur at 2017's San Diego Comic-Con!

In February 2014, Jamie Hyneman did a Reddit AMA!

Adam puts together a beautiful Blade Runner-inspired snub-nosed blaster kit! Both Norm and Adam both work on their kits, each taking a different approach to the paint and finish.

Adam's temporary tattoo is back in stock! tested-store.com/products/adam-savages-temporary-ruler-tattoo What was Blendo like in action? Does Adam have a new watch?

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Adam expands his machining skills in today's One Day Build by attempting to machine a giant bolt and nut out of a chunk of brass.

Adam Savage walks through New York Comic Con in his newest cosplay: the titular forest spirit from the film My Neighbor Totoro!

We ran into a giant mech at 2015's Maker Faire! Megabots' creators constructed this massive concept robot in hopes of building a league of combat bots for spectators.

We take the newly-released Tesla Model X for a test drive, courtesy of a friend of Tested.

Adam's stand on storage drawers is that they're where tools go to get lost.

We're in for a treat today--Adam shares the story of his Star Trek Captain's Chair, which he became obsessed with building from scratch after acquiring an insufficient replica.

In anticipation of their Brain Candy live show tour, Adam invites Vsauce--Michael Stevens--to the cave for a special One Day Build.

Buy Matt Parker's Humble Pi: amzn.to/367UmBV In this special One Day Build filmed earlier this year, mathematician Matt Parker visits the cave to build a rhombic dodecahedron with Adam!

Jack Turner is obsessed with Showbiz Pizza's iconic animatronic robots. He and his father have scrounged up these old characters to restore them to their music-playing glory!

We have one of the first Oculus Rift development kits in house, and spend the day testing it in Team Fortress 2.

Was there ever a worry Jamie Hyneman would leave MythBusters? Is the fused bullet myth still considered plausible? Is it possible to have a restful break in the middle of a noisy workshop?

How do you sculpt a realistic dragon, let alone one that has to be life size? That's what effects artist Frank Ippolito did for Capcom's booth at this year's E3 gaming conference.

Evapo-Rust Rust Remover: amzn.to/3dPXg5N To aid in his machining projects, Adam recently picked up a full set of micrometer screw gauges--precision calibrated tools for measuring his

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