Staying Awake for 264 Hours - Safety Third 68

[@chaschuky999]

Place your bets now folks, how does staying up for 264 hours come up: 1. Nigel attempted it 2. Energy drink addiction 3. Will wants to attempt it 4. Surprise fourth option

[@literally_not_kevin]

I'll go with a combination of 3 and 2.

[@thmstbst]

3 is my guess

[@pissoffeachother]

4

[@ivotisanic1016]

4

[@Randomperson-pk3ce]

2 and 4, it’s that with coffee and a little bit of coke.

[@eliromero2303]

day 264 without Nigel

[@mellertid]

😢

[@the-one-and-only-mkultra]

I am about to GOMAD without him!!!

[@the-one-and-only-mkultra]

Btw. Someone needs to make a Nigel GOMAD T-shirt.

[@bEnderOfWorlds]

I'm starting to think they ate him...

[@Skadidd]

He fucked the caterpillar.

[@elijahwilliams157]

Will has mentioned this oyster video so many times I have to watch it now. I really don’t care how terrible or amazing it is, I just have to see it.

[@CRneu]

I thought the oyster video came out months ago?

[@jaegerjackz]

@@CRneu No he's been talking about it for months i feel lmao

[@Cockerham]

Is Nigel trapped in the same basement as Peter Stripol?

[@aidanw6725]

😂

[@RobertShippey]

How did you know about my basement??

[@Blake2000]

First Nigel wasn't in the last 48 podcasts, now he isn't announced as a guest at Open Sauce. What have you done with him?!?!?

[@cle4tle]

nigel is probably dead

[@aldrinlimos5159]

Mark Rober found and bought him again

[@aseela1106]

He posted a reel on nileredextra and he said that he’s sick maybe that’s that’s why he isn’t in this podcast.. + sometimes he can’t make it to the in-person podcasts

[@memejeff]

@@aseela1106 phew, as long as its temporary

[@nullcircuit]

Technology connections is fantastic. Because of him I was finally able to convince my roommates that dish washers work and they're using them wrong.

[@CRneu]

Lmao this is a great comment. One of my previous roommates refused to use the dishwasher. I asked him why and he said, "I can wash dishes faster and they come out cleaner." I told him that the time a dishwasher takes to wash a dish is irrelevant and he's 100% wrong that he gets dishes cleaner because dishes are sanitized when they come out of the dishwasher. The amount of water a dishwasher uses is static, as well, so hand washing dishes is less efficient no matter what if the dishwasher is being run anyway. Technology connects changed my mind about dishwashers, as well, so that's why I find your comment so great.

[@pasty609]

@@CRneu aren’t the washing liquid capsules more expensive

[@uli2044]

I disagree.

[@Tunkkis]

​@@pasty609 Don't use the capsules, buy the bulk powder.

[@theonebman7581]

People really like Nigel, so the rest of the Safety Third team came to a conclusion that satisfied everyone and turned him into the squirrel that keeps haunting our heroes' nightmares and _will_ come back to get its revenge for being framed for having rabies

[@richardhansen1289]

loving nigel’s cameo as the back screen behind them

[@waverteu]

Where is nilered😢

[@LouiesLog]

It's nice and all but I feel there's something missing

[@l-l]

@Seriously? wooosh

[@AugoZone]

Actually so hyped to hear that Technology Connections will be at opensauce! Will hit the nail on the head with the influencer lineup!

[@spencerblack3253]

They aren't influencers

[@beekdorrr]

@@spencerblack3253 he is tho

[@KieronJohnstonSound]

Oh my god please get technology connections on the podcast! That would be incredible!

[@uli2044]

He 👎

[@theblankyblankness]

Tech connections is great. Dull dry but funny entertaining.

[@ffoska]

54:12 for stopping the fog, you can get special sprays that do it, divers use it all the time. Shaving cream works, but it stings like a b if you get it into your eye, so i wouldn't. The old-school diver solution is to spit in your mask and smear it onto the glass. Works pretty well and infinitely cheaper than they spray. Also very classy, I'm not sure if people would look at you funny if you're not on a diving boat, but hey it works. 9/10 would recommend.

[@berttorpson2592]

I think spitting into your goggles is a treasured ritualistic part of it. I OWN the spray, some came with my goggles but I refuse to use that stuff.

[@berttorpson2592]

I just got to this part in the video, haha he could just put a shop vac next to the saw surface.

[@ChaosPootato]

I love seeing Technology Connections hype, it's such a great channel ! Having him for your event is awesome

[@justinstuder1649]

Oh no, someone is about to go "Buck Wild" because there's still no Nigel this episode.😂

[@versacebroccoli7238]

Technology Connections is fire! Huge get! Good job guys.

[@madden72]

Technology connections, I'm surprised my level of excitement matches these guys... He's got something on every thing that's ever broken in my house

[@dapz]

There are goggles with anti fog coatings, I have a pair, I don’t remember what they’re called though. I didn’t buy them with my own money though so I’m not sure how much it costs

[@Jandroverse]

I really love seeing the transistor in their focus for video making. From having to upload to having fun uploading.

[@warw]

Will, definitely try a face shield. Or, I'm not fully sure of your setup/dust size but we've set up a shop fan to blow all of the dust outside(or DIY dust filter using a fan and some high merv filters) And wear a respirator!

[@aaronkemper8747]

I’ve used anti fog wipes when I was cutting a lot of wood

[@warw]

@@aaronkemper8747 I haven't heard of those but I have to give those a shot! I used to use some liquid on masks when diving but haven't tried anything on safety glasses/goggles yet, great call!

[@CRneu]

@@aaronkemper8747 The problem with anti-fog wipes is they only really work for 5-20 minutes. I work in a semiconductor fab and we use anti-fog wipes but they only last for a lil while so if you're working for more then a half hour you might as well not really use them. It's super annoying.

[@samuelbusse2028]

these podcasts get me through my workday

[@Jason-gq8fo]

Where Nigel 😡

[@sir_vix]

Can we just acknowledge how beautiful William's lighting is?

[@namirahdotpdf]

yes

[@darkmann12]

it's quite yellow but it is nice

[@JK061996]

He's in the backrooms

[@sir_vix]

@@JK061996 bound to happen when you spend so much intimate time with the backdoor scientist...

[@doolicious]

It appears it is time for that one guy to go BUCK WILD

[@napalmholocaust9093]

Don't even touch vinyl coolers. It takes a lot of lead to make it and it slowly powders on the surface as they wear. Having one is like storing your food in an old battery. Same for cheap electrical cords, also the cords on tools. I got more drill batteries and it came with another charger. That cord has a lead warning label right on it. Lead use has been increasing in the US for the last 30 years.

[@HitcherO]

Hi safety third crew! There is a defogging method that is used when scuba diving to defog goggles, either good old spit, washing up liquid (dish soap) or there are sprays you can buy. 😁

[@cogspace]

The "Mars time" thing is actually necessary because they can only get work done with the rover during daylight hours on Mars, for a number of reasons: 1. At night, it's dark, so the cameras don't work. 2. At night, it's extremely cold (-65 C at the "warmest") so rovers have to spend basically all their energy on heating. 2. The Earth is closer to the sun than Mars is, so we only have line-of-sight comms to the Martian surface during Martian daytime. Mars does have comms satellites that can return telemetry and other data via the DSN at all times, but commands to the rover can only be sent directly to the rover's antennas during Martian daytime.

[@deltax-ray6290]

I can't explain it, but I like the zoom call better than the sets and in person stuff too

[@JonesZifell]

Where is NIGEL? I miss him so much.

[@BrandEver117]

Honestly the best solution for sawdust is an air cleaning system and normal safety glasses. Get a Dust Deputy (including hose), a 5 Gallon Bucket, and a half decent shop vac. Very cheap yet effective.

[@loganricherson]

As someone with glasses, a trick I learned during the pandemic to keep my glasses from fogging up was to put one drop of dish soap on both sides of the lense, use my finger to rup the soap across the lense, then rinse it off. Do not wipe it to dry, it needs to air dry. Once this is done, there is a really thin film of soap that will keep it from fogging. In my experience, it works for about 3 or 4 hours

[@merreborn]

Butler amusements bought some of the carnival rides from neverland ranch, and they run them at county fairs and other events in california. People have been riding MJ's ferris wheel for years. Yall should contact them and see if they can operate a ride at OpenSauce

[@Cockerham]

I guarantee the neverland ranch bumper cars and one other ride from Neverland will be at the California State Fair in August. They advertise the fact that they are the authentic neverland rides.

[@1candondor]

Btw try putting on sport swimming goggles. They will seal to your head and basically don't fog

[@alden1234ful]

Desiccant pads for the fogging, should be small enough for the inside of goggles, perfect for humidity

[@stitch02112012]

You got a legit sponsor. Congrats🎉

[@aseela1106]

I think they got sponsored by skillshare early on

[@steamedyam]

I found Jabril through this podcast and I instantly subbed 😊 thanks guys

[@wesleysaunders191]

Muscular contraction partially assist with venous return. The negative pressure within the chest cavity is the primary mechanism that brings the blood back to the heart

[@napalmholocaust9093]

There are many anti-fog treated goggles that are vented, unvented or vented filtered. 3m makes all kinds. You don't need to spend a grand on filtration either. The 30 gal 50 micron cloth bags are 25 bucks with a 2ft diameter inlet. Cut a round from plywood and put a 6in hole in that. Hook an inline duct fan to that. A good one or several cheap ones. Add a 6in hose to that if you want to get across the room. That's a few hundred tops depending on the fan. Mine was free from a paranoid cultivator. You can put a spin separator in too if ya really make a lot of sawdust. Then get a hepa filter just because anyway. A super cheap alternative is a box fan with a furnace filter on the back pointed away from you on your bench. Yeah, a grand is too much. I'll build ya one for 500 😃

[@ft6637]

About the wood working: For googles there is special stuff to put on the inside of googles to prevent fog. It's quite common in diving. But the simplest thing is some soap or just spit into the googles. But the real problem is that you are having saw dust in the air. Better connect some kind of vacuum to your tools and prevent the saw dust in the first place. Then you need to clean up less, too. By the way, for example air masks for fire fighters are build so that the fresh air getting in, first goes about the inside of the glass window, so it stays dry and feee from fog. But if you need to wear a hazmat suit, you will need this special antifog stuff for diving in them too.

[@mrduck12345678]

I just want to see you guys make what you are interested in. I think that's part of why this podcast is great, you guys seem to enjoy making it :)

[@lukasdavidson4469]

Nigel, we love and miss you. Pls come home ❤ xoxo

[@churglemcdurgle9513]

is william high, allen is drunk and kevin is on stimulants?

[@tandemdwarf745]

For the goggles fogging, you can try the classic scuba diving anti-fog method: liquid soap. Rub some of it on the inside, wash off the excess, and bam, no fogging for at least an hour or two

[@samuelmyles3102]

no nigel hmmn

[@alexthomas687]

I had a positive pressure helmet or whenever it's called for blasting. A full face respirator would be more portable and maybe more practical for woodworking imo

[@AsymptoteInverse]

46:32 What you guys talked about here reminded me of something I'm pretty sure is a real procedure. In people with heart failure, the heart is too weak to pump the blood effectively. The gold-standard treatment is either medication/pacemakers or heart transplant. But sometimes, I think they harvest a flap of regular skeletal muscle, wrap it around the heart, and connect it to a pacemaker, so it squeezes the heart externally at the right rate. Though personally, I think the main cause of heart failure is insufficient rectal tobacco consumption.

[@literally_not_kevin]

Jabrils is such a fascinating person, pls have him on more!

[@Official_Nigel_Simp]

They really torturing us with nigel 😔 Also I'm pretty sure that at this point we wouldn't care what the oyster video is, we just want to watch it. The fun part of the videos is you guys

[@noodlelynoodle.]

As far as the not fogging up thing for woodworking the best would be one of those fresh air masks that's constantly bringing air from a tube from outside to get the moisture out

[@Industry-insider]

Or, get this… just have some air flow, yeah it’s free and you won’t look like a clown

[@noodlelynoodle.]

@@Industry-insider having airflow inside your goggles is counterproductive, the goggles that have vents are no better than safety glasses for keeping dust out and it doesn't really cut down on fogging and I'd rather look like a clown as you say than fight with buildup of moisture in goggles or safety glasses, having stuff that actually works is better than looking nice when you're working

[@Industry-insider]

@@noodlelynoodle. obviously that’s not what I mean, I’m saying if there’s airflow between you and what’s creating the dust then it won’t go towards your eyes

[@noodlelynoodle.]

@@Industry-insider that doesn't solve the problem of fogging up though and having a fan blowing sawdust into the air just makes it worse, I've tried doing that before and it's even worse what you need is strong suction to suck the dust up rather than spread it further but that still doesn't solve the problem that was being talked about of goggles and glasses fogging. You may not give a shit about your eyes but I've known way too many people who destroy their eyes over the years from the dust and don't realize the damage it's doing as it happens and people who would have lost eyes without em but feel free to keep risking your eyes for no reason I used to be the same way till realizing how idiotic it was

[@Industry-insider]

@@noodlelynoodle. you probably don’t need goggles, that’s the problem, what exactly are you doing? Because I’m a carpenter and almost never need eye protection

[@invar56]

These episodes have a very different vibe compared to the episodes filmed in the dumpster. I'm not talking about the setting I'm talking about how the dumpster episodes and the separate locations eps go in different directions compared to each other

[@ac.creations]

RAIN-X the hydrophobic windshield product. It just makes the water bead up and fall easier.

[@Basement-Science]

Glasses will never fog up from your breath if they are at 37°C.

[@martinkrcma7048]

@WilliamOsman, To fix you foggin issues, look into Pinlock, its a motorcycle technology to prevent helmets fogging up, the basic idea is two panes of glass, so you maintain an airgap.

[@PoefManPat]

Hi Will, try use a thin layer of dish soap on the inside of the goggles to stop the fogging. Works really well for swimming pool goggles

[@gljames24]

The tabacco butt smoke thing is actually where we get the term "Blowing smoke up your *ss"

[@coyotedomino]

thoughtemporium built a positive pressure filter mask system a bit ago- if you wanna build instead of buy love this podcast!

[@mpurses]

Will: While woodworking you need to focus on dust collection at the source of the dust. And get it captured before it gets into the air. Secondary is having an air filter running. You can buy a nice one or make your own. Third is the proper face mask that you are thinking of to capture the remaining dust.

[@PandaEire]

Love technology connections

[@jamesgregsy]

It's probably been answered but in case it still helps: in scuba diving fogging is obviously an issue and there's sprays for that, easy self made solution is baby shampoo heavily diluted with water in a spray bottle. Spray it in and rinse it off. Not sure about the dilution, I'd say 50/1 or something, so just a couple drops in a small spray bottle.

[@bobbyr]

Talking about editing, in a way editing is like a character in itself. I think about Cold Ones and how much of the humor comes from the creative editing. Without it and unedited the show would probably feel pretty sad and awkward.

[@BuddyBleckley]

Sooo my first Phantom camera… that tripod leg sliding thing happened… $10,000 smashed off the ground. Then my insurance company paid me out $35,000 to buy a new one. Then we filmed the tungsten cube video three weeks later. 🥰🥰

[@joshofthecollins3640]

With glasses fogging Amazon sells anti fog spary. Absolute life saver.

[@jakobfindlay4136]

Thought emporium did a DIY version of the full face air filter there's a git page for it

[@dontthepanda]

Nigel where

[@Romir616]

Been waiting for that oyster video, will watch even if it's trash

[@zigarettenbruch6999]

I had the same problem with dust, and goggles fogging up. I got a good full face respirator, and it solved the problem.

[@FoxphorousRon]

I guess just wear swimming goggles that just goes on your eyes at this point.

[@sassankermani4973]

This is better then the set ride or die

[@andrewevenson2657]

I have a 4k black magic cinema camera, the body was like 1200, so technically with just body and lens, it is really affordable, but I also added a small rig, battery extension, 1tb SD, etc. the reason it is so affordable is because it puta all of it’s development into image quality, it lacks any form of image stabilization, auto focus, and other features common in consumer cameras. The image quality is equivalent to a much more expensive consumer camera.

[@newtome-jessegates6310]

William - get goggles with vents and get a fan to aim at your face? That’s what I do at work.

[@apalladium5k]

Paintball goggles have crazy anti-fog. I always wondered if skiing goggles were the same because they look so similar.

[@genevievelabbe901]

Hi William, I had a similar issue with fogging. I switched from goggles to a 3m 6000 full face respirator. I beekeep outdoors in them for hours at +30deg c and haven't have issues with fog yet. They cost about 250 bucks, but it's the best PPE investment I've made for work.

[@HeinzeC1]

PLEASE bribe technology connections to join you on the podcast. I NEED THIS.

[@zionre4925]

I feel mildly called out when hearing Kevin say that he plays Minecraft Create a lot (~40:38) whilst I'm waiting for my cobblestone -> limestone machine to output more limestone lol.

[@virutech32]

If we want to light up mars down to about a km we have 3.725826×10^20 kg of material to work with. Maybe 10-15% of that regolith is roughly equal parts iron & silicon oxides. Let's say 10%(1.862913×10^19 kg each). Silicon dioxide thermite needs a ratio of 1.67:1 SiO2:Al by weight & iron oxide is 2.96:1 so we need 1.7448795×10^19 kg of aluminum. 17.4488 Pt is not even that much. 0.02% of the moon's mass just in case your wondering. Though i doubt regolith mixed with aluminum would even light on account of all the other junk in there.

[@Blaszj]

Jabrils is so good. I'd love to see him on here more.

[@thespazdragon]

white ivory bar soap rubbed on the lenses will prevent fogging. juts rub it thin enough to see through

[@_Hamburger_________Hamburger_]

The footage data corruption is basically the ending of the movie Contact

[@finnkaine8786]

they have a spray to keep swimming goggles from fogging up

[@samdelucia5074]

there is a reason all woodtubers have a video on their dust collector setup, you could probably make one with a 3d printer and 5 gallon bucket. but maybe motocross goggles, they have foam to keep dust out and vents to let heat out

[@seldoon_nemar]

For the goggles fogging, you just need to drill a few small holes for humidity to escape. I think I put 3 1/16" holes each side of mine and they work MINT

[@ta6576]

What have you guys done to Nigel? You need to apologise to him for what ever you did to keep him away so long and get him back. Long live the chemistry king .

[@peaceloveunderstable]

Seadrops, works really well on my glasses for surfing and scuba

[@riddlemaster1323]

Hey William, try scope dope to stop your goggles from fogging up. It is designed to keep a hunter's rifle scope from fogging. I have also used it on VR Goggles with good results. You put a thin layer on the inside of the goggles like lens cleaner.

[@Ulmaramlu]

"what can I wear to seal my eyes?" swimming goggles filled with water worn under the larger safety goggles may work.

[@SynymynBuhnz]

I've been saying for a long time get Technology Connections on Safety Third. I hope it happens

[@brendandor]

Best defence against dust is suction on the tool.

[@napalmholocaust9093]

I just got to where you dislike the 3m goggles. Look into ski type that are heated then. Rain-X has an antifog for the inside of windshields sold in the car care sections. Never used it, but its been sold for the last 15 years. I imagine it is a liquid silicone suspended in a solvent. Siloxane? Siloxone?

[@sum_rye_hash_321]

for the dust problem, im pretty sure you can find a cheap way to move air through a cheap filter....

[@Solomance]

Ill come for TC! You guys are cool and personal heros. But TC is the deal maker!

[@arpy4428]

Spit on the inside of your goggles to keep them from fogging. We used to do this back on varsity swim team in high school.

[@That_Chemist]

Meanwhile I brought my Lumix GH6 on water rides at DisneyLand lmao

[@meesangel6187]

Nigel is no longer a part of the podcast. If he ever appears again he's a guest.

[@red_freckle]

when did he say that?

[@someguy3717]

​@@red_freckle I assume it's a joke because he hasnt been on in a while

[@meesangel6187]

@@red_freckle it's a joke buddy, i miss him

[@waywardscythe3358]

Supposedly the first instance of CPR was a kids heart stopping during open chest surgery. The surgeon used his hand to manually pump the heart. The kid survived the surgery, shockingly. Probs died young tho

[@liamspence9763]

Anti fogging spray used by scuba divers might work

[@dolfandringa]

45:02 You have to love wills engineering brain. Instantly goes to how to investigate/do it. He just can't turn it off.

[@frothingloins8552]

I feel like William Osman is the Wario to Mark Rober's Mario.

[@restorer19]

Coughing hard is (supposedly) a way to keep blood flowing for a few more moments during some kinds of sudden-onset arrhythmia, but it's hard to measure because it can also break you out of some of the same kinds of arrhythmias. The effect might have to do with reflexive reactions of heartrate and heart conduction to changes in chest pressure, and with physical compression of your heart by the lungs.

[@doop85]

You guys should get Cranktown City on the podcast / at open sauce - his channel is tiny but his projects are awesome.

[@mattmade94]

You guys actually managed to get a sponsor!? I'm so proud! Just don't tell them about Heimlich...

[@FoxphorousRon]

The only reason why my antifog lab goggles fog up is because of my breath shooting upwards into the vents of the mask.