Adam Savage’s King Arthur Armor Build, Part 4
Adam surprises Terry with his own Excalibur sword he built and compares it to Terry’s original sword! Plus, we flash back to the cave for some prep work Adam did back home in making the gauntlet fingers. Let’s see if they meet Terry’s approval!
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these videos get better and better. Awesome work!
Hmmmm
Thumbs up guys, really enjoying this more and more.
Great build!!!
This build is outstanding. Can’t wait to see the next installment in this series.
Such a great episode! 🙂
I want this series to never end
Those look great Adam!
I’m loving these videos!
Ok, It’s really unfair that you show all this wonderful work and do not link the tools involved! The punchers, the face protection, the mini-clamp… Please give us some information about.
Great job!!!
Terry English saying “you never cease to amaze me, Adam”, looked like it made him almost cry. haha Wonderful stuff.
Where did Adam get that wonderful, metal, circle template?
that awkward high five tho
I know he has talked about the clamps in an earlier vid, and I’m 99% sure the face-protection was also mentioned at some point. While it is nice to get some details on the tools used, if he had to cover them every video, there would be little time to build, or make other content 🙂 perhaps a tool-summary video in the shop after every long build like this would be nice?
Could make it a premium feature for regular One Day Builds?
The clamps at least are called “kant-twist” clamps
Ok, I surely understand that is a lot of work link everything 🙂 So I propouse a tool inventory page couse we all want replicate Adam adventures at some point!
and thanks!
you understand me too… lol
LOL, Adam always seems to make his props a tad smaller… his first blaster, the maltese falcon, excalibur… 😂 Fantastic work as usual though, of course!!
Please say you got to diagram that sword and can share the plans.
He’s spoke about his face guard on a previous build. It’s the same one as used in the Westworld TV series.
Mr. English said, Adam, you never cease to amaze me.
Incredible…. I’m just fascinated by the whole process. This has to be one of the best series created.
But how long did the fingers take? WAS it 2 hours? That would be damn impressive.
Just wanted to say a big thank you to the Tested team for this series. Your best ever. I don’t really have an inclination to make armour but just watching Mr English do his thing is worth a years sub easily.
I LOVE THIS
It’s awesome, but why cant i watch it in series? I have to go to youtube to get the episode links! I’m not sure if it’s possible but playlists for builds from the tested site would be so helpful. Thanks!
What type of Clamps are you using? Awesome job