Adam Savage's Live Streams: Ralph McQuarrie Darth Vader Show and Tell Plus Shop Q&A

Опубликовано 30 ноября 2022, 19:59

In this live stream, recorded Nov. 30, 2022, Adam did a brief show and tell of a Ralph McQuarrie Darth Vader helmet from Skunkworks Props and then answered Tested member questions about home and workshop infrastructure, particularly space limitations! Join this channel to support Tested and get access to perks:
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00:00 Show and Tell
06:21 Do you allow chaos in your shop at all?
10:25 Do you keep certain sets of tools or areas of your shop in a "chaotic" state for any reason?
13:11 What's your tipping point between buying a solution vs building one?
17:17 What do you believe it the best way to store materials?
19:55 How should shelves be arranged and marked?
22:36 How many partially full rattle paint cans do you have lying around and how will you dispose of them?
26:00 That welding corner you created, do you use it much?
28:46 Any advice for setting up a shop that is carpeted?
32:01 How do you make time to 'curate' and design your space vs. doing customer work?
36:52 Do you think cooking is making?
42:30 What temperature do you keep the shop?
43:36 Why do Americans pronounce "solder" as "sowder"?
44:46 What are "must haves" for a home hobby/maker space where space is an issue?
50:24 If budget / space was not a limiting factor, would you get a CNC mill in your space?
51:30 Any advice with sharing a small maker space?
57:40 What's a preferred size workbench (LxWxD) and what gadgets should it have?


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