Adam Savage Answers Your Questions! (4/14/20, Part 1)
While sheltering-in-place, Adam is livestreaming every week to work on builds and take questions from the Tested community! This week, Adam shows off some of his sorting strategies for assembling model kits, shares some of his favorite maker channels, updates us on his hand injury, and talks about how he balances working on projects and his home life. (This was recorded from a livestream on 4/14/20. Join the Tested Discord server to ask questions next time!)
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Thank you for your videos. They are helping to keep my creativity up and making me feel connected. I am an elementary school art teacher in Oklahoma. I have been making videos for my students and have set a goal on one video per day. Some are show and tell of things I have been making some are art lessons. Not so easy to make one video each day!!! Ha.
I want some of what Adam’s drinking.
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