I want to see all the flip-flop friendly accommodations you provide in the new shop. I tend to work in flip flops as well, so this will be of particular interest to me! :D Congrats on the new shop, new house and all the rest. Enjoy the madness!
The first half of the th-cam.com/users/postUgkx3ICSK6nSknaL_45CU2NmFSoXjarGMDiJ book is everything about wood: types, tools, finishes, setting up shop etc. The second half is all about doing projects for inside and outside of the home. The color pictures are helpful. After reading a dozen of these types of books, this is probably the best overall (layout, color photos, plans). Only detraction is that many of the projects use a table saw/router/planer, which are usually expensive and take up space, so the plans are less friendly to newcomers and the budget conscious. But I know I can use a drill, circular saw or a jigsaw to make the projects.
Nice shop... I'm starting from scratch. I inherited a small farm in Louisiana, 3.5 acres, there are 2 outbuildings and one is going to be my shop. It's about 50'X50' with a dirt floor and a missing window. I've spent the last 4 years cleaning out overgrowth and making gardens. Now it's time to put the shop together. I have an old plainer and a hammer and table saw. I've never done any woodworking but now it's time. I watch your video's for tips and I like the way your setup and will try to do something like that. God Bless!!!
Let's see the power arrangement, it was a big part of what I had to do first when I moved to acreage with a shop. Congratulations!! It is such a difference having a dedicated shop space.
Thanks Cam, good to get a glimpse of "what" you're working with, in addition to "how" you do it. CONGRATULATIONS, on your new home! Looking forward to seeing how your new shop is designed and built. Thanks Cam!
Cam congratulations to you and your wife! An overview of the blank canvas you will be starting with would be nice! That way it will be easier for everyone to follow along as you lay it out. Take care & good luck with the move!
I have to give you props for being so upfront with the sponsors. It’s so refreshing to have someone be honest instead of shoving a product down my throat. Last week you had told me Goby Walnut is a good site to order wood from online, but unfortunately they won’t ship to CA. You have a second recommendation? Lol
@@BlacktailStudio In my country, when you say a person's name wrong, they say "You're going to give me an Easter lamb!" (It's a saying) ... 😂😂🤗🤗 Of course I'm kidding. Mady is the abbreviation for my name, you've been pretty close. 🤗🤫😉 I hope you are well and safe! 2020 is a missed year from all points of view, I have no hope for it 🤦♀️🤫
I can happily recommend the Festool "Kapex" mitre saw. I have used mine constantly for about 12 years now and I wouldn't swap it out for any other saw available today. Awesome gear. Also, really liked this shop tour video so thanks for putting it up as it has opened my mind up to different ways to set up my own shop.
Congrats on the new place, Cam! Excited for you! Thanks for the honest opinions about the tools and stuff in your current shop that you like and don’t like.
Cam, thank you for this video. I usually don't pay too much attention to the tools people use. I am more interested in what you are making. However, I had no idea that there were floor locks in existence. They will be perfect for my rolling assembly table and maybe even for my table saw. Also, thanks for the shop tour. I like a working shop. Some of these guys on TH-cam have show shops, you have a working shop. Congratulations on the new house and new shop.
My 2 cents on the new shop: While it's empty, get all the utilities (re)done how you want for the long term: - electrical, plenty of outlets on multiple circuits, including 220 (possible new subpanel) - overhead lighting in the right places; older you get more you need - plumbing if needed - HVAC - dust collection & air cleaner - compressed air I think the investment in these things will pay off. Hard to go back later after the shop is full & redo. Oh and don't forget tunes & TV. I really enjoy your videos and would love to someday attempt anything close to what you already do. Can't wait to see next phase.
I think you could use the jigg more when drilling in the work bench? Drill the first row, use the al to locate the second row, then go back and do the same for the third. Now you can use the 2 holes on the top and the bottom, this way you eliminate the risk of measuring wrong between the rowes.
HI cam I am super happy for u. we need more space. I just now going in to my sons gym and having it as a small workshop. he's moved out so cool for me. mine is just hobby but u doing for a living. I also watch rob conman and his is a ex bowling ally. how cool. he also does it for a living. keep up the work. ur a cool guy to watch.
I have an expanding file folder in a filing cabinet labeled “Tools” where I put the manuals for all of my, well, tools. This keeps them more organized than having them all loose in a drawer.
That's a great idea for that furnace blower. I've had one sitting around for years that I refuse to get rid of because I know I'll use it someday. I might just steal that 😁
Congratulations on the new place. Love your show. I live in the Philippines 6 months every year and in the states for the other the other six. Can't wait to get back to my woodworking shop. Keep up the great videos.
Really enjoyed the video and all of your content. I live in the area (Vancouver, WA) and have lived in Portland previously. I think it's cool to learn - even remotely - from someone I consider local. Congrats to you and your Wife on the new place. Look forward to seeing the new shop and how it all gets set up. I'm new to woodworking and am setting up my 2 car garage for my own shop having moved into my first home this past April. I learn a lot from how you work and what you do.
Fantastic, Cam! Congratulations!!! 😃 Show us the space you're going to have! That's the most important part, the rest is only going to fit there! 😃 Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Hey Cam, I have the Bosch glide saw...the dust collection does stink but it is a really easy fix. I got a 8x8 piece of rubber from the plumbing department and duplicated the mounting holes for the little hose shroud, but basically trippled the length of it. Works great now.
Excited about the new shop build! We just bought a new house too with a 1750 sf barn. Moving my wood shop over next week and starting from scratch. Excited about the cool things you're going to do, and hopefully being able to use some of them myself. Thanks!
As always Cam another great video and loved the tour. I'm happy for you and your wife and you getting into a larger space can't wait to see the walk through and how you convert the empty space into your dream. Thanks for sharing and taking us for the ride
New shop. I am about to go through the same type of thing and planning out a new shop in a 600 sq ft garage, you made me feel better about having a mess like that and feeling that I am not alone, so I thank you for that. Trying to be more organized when I start building out my new one. :)
I realize I am late to this party, but I enjoy your videos tremendously. I am mot much of a fancy woodworker, building things like table top supports for the congregational french-fry cutters, adjustable gun supports, and other functional stuff with little style. My father would have killed for your shop. He was amazing with what he did using only hand tools, scraps, and leftovers. I wish he was still around. because I have some Civil War gunstocks that need restoration. One has shrunken so baddy the front barrel band is no longer retained by the spring clip, and the other is experiencing dry rot at the butt due to poor storage. If you or any of your subscribers have resources they could point me to, I'd be grateful. I'd like to restore these to full glory, not worried about any loss of value. Thank you.
Nice! For the new shop, will you template out the workshop first? Run some masking tape outlines of all the pieces onto the floor! Or if you have enough cardboard, cut out the rough area of each major component, so that you can lay everything lay everything out, and move things around without breaking your back.
Thanks for the tour, I enjoy the way you explain everything. Good luck with the move, we recently moved to the country here in the UK so I could have the workshop I wanted, getting there slowly.
Would love to see the land and new stand alone garage/shop! Congrats on the new journey and I am sure it will just motivate you even more for your wood working business and channel!!!!
Congratulations on the new house/shop. My wife and I just moved into our new build house, however it is on a small lot with HOA rules so I currently work out of our two car garage so the vehicles have to be out in the elements, which my wife doesn’t like. I’m trying to convince her that we need to buy a couple acres and build another new house...and a detached garage/shed for my shop. Until then, I’m preparing to build a small shop in the back yard, but it cannot be a permanent fixture. Trying to decide how big I can make it and still have a decent back yard. Looking forward to seeing your new digs.
Congratulations! You deserve a nice shop for all the beautiful work you turn out. Someday I will have a shop... still holding my breath in my one car garage....
Will definitely be hard lining my air compressor to my new to me garage shop, so tired of tripping over airlines, coiling uncoiling, also taking the dust collection overhead from along the floor/wall corner. Thanks for sharing!
Congratulations on your new shop. I know you're going to set up the way you want it right from the start, so what you want to show, it will be all new to us LOL good luck and congratulations once again.🇨🇦
Congratulations! We are moving as well to some land, 2.88 acres. I will be doing a shop set up too! It’s exciting, and stressful! A lot of packing is coming!!
Cam, congratulations on the new house/shop. Better wood storage and a fridge with a crushed ice machine. Definite needed addition. Maybe a chance to cast off the tools you don't like or need. I did a post on your facebook page about identifying a wood used on a kitchen table. Definitely not pine but can't figure out what it is. Congrats once again and look forward to seeing the new studio.
Since you already have plenty of requests to see the new shop and how you set it up, I'm going to change it up a bit. I would like to see your land. I am an outdoorsman, and I am intrigued by what people who are interested in nature can do with relatively small plots of land in a more urban setting. I hope the move goes well for you, and I look forward to "seeing" you work in your new shop!
What a great video. Congrats on the new house/shop. An often overlooked part of the shop is the flooring. After all, you are on your feet for the entire day. It looks like your current place has epoxy. That’s what I would suggest going forward, maybe with pop up dust collection. They make commercial rubber flooring as well. Don’t know how that will work with sawdust though.
Hi Cam, congrats on the new house, looking forward to seeing your new set up. Once you're all sorted there, what about some comparison videos on how you've improved things from what you didn't like about your old set up. Just to help those of us who are working their way to a "studio' of our own and tips you have learned along the way. Good on you mate, appreciate the vids.
Congratulations and all the very best!!! I'm not in to wood work but love all your videos, it's simple and time flies just like that while watching your videos. I guess I watched almost all the videos of your including your first one ;)
First thing I want to see is a big custom made 3’x5’ Oregon State / Blacktail Studio wood sign hanging up. I noticed a beaver magnet on your fridge, but other than that I’m starting to question your loyalty. 🤣Just kiddin’ man. Congrats on the new house and shop. Super excited to see how you get it set up. Stay safe out there, the crazy storms seem to keep coming.
Congrats on the new shop (and house). Looking forward to your shop build. With all that room maybe you'll be able to cut your own slabs someday? I'm down in Salem and today, the 10th, it's hard to breath because of the nearby forest fires,so a little good news is appreciated. Especially after this hella crappy year! And it ain't over yet! May you and yours stay safe!
I would love to see your planed setup vs what you end up and for what reason you changed you mind. You have a stunning setup there and I love the real feel of the shop. I had a spot like that corner and when I got all my dad's stuff it went even more pair shaped so the honest shop tour was a fresh addition to what we see allot of the times. Thanks for being honest about it. (Now we know the super epoxy table guy is also human 😉 ). Congratulations on the new house and enjoy setting up the new space better. I always find when we move that we have way more stuff then we realize because we compact our storage as time goes by and then when you unpack it its a crazy lot of stuff. Good luck with the move.
I want to see all the flip-flop friendly accommodations you provide in the new shop. I tend to work in flip flops as well, so this will be of particular interest to me! :D Congrats on the new shop, new house and all the rest. Enjoy the madness!
I’m gonna go ahead and pin this and the best comment so far 😂
@@BlacktailStudio Top of the world, Ma! Ha! 😁
Flip flops or Sanuks! Better than picking splinters out barefoot...
It's ok till you drop a marking knife or chisel on your foot .🙂
Oofos flip flops are what I work in almost exclusively. I am interested in getting that assembly table floor jack you showed. Cool stuff.
The first half of the th-cam.com/users/postUgkx3ICSK6nSknaL_45CU2NmFSoXjarGMDiJ book is everything about wood: types, tools, finishes, setting up shop etc. The second half is all about doing projects for inside and outside of the home. The color pictures are helpful. After reading a dozen of these types of books, this is probably the best overall (layout, color photos, plans). Only detraction is that many of the projects use a table saw/router/planer, which are usually expensive and take up space, so the plans are less friendly to newcomers and the budget conscious. But I know I can use a drill, circular saw or a jigsaw to make the projects.
Cam I built a plexiglass shroud around my mitre saw with a dust collector port. Highly recommend. Congrats on the new house. Love your content.
Thanks Steve! I’ll try and figure something out
To follow in the setup of the new studio. Congrats on the new place. Your shop right now is great. Thanks for sharing this video.
Thanks Derrick!
LOL ,Safety footwear .... flipflops. Love all that space .
It’s not bad!
Nice shop... I'm starting from scratch.
I inherited a small farm in Louisiana, 3.5 acres, there are 2 outbuildings and one is going to be my shop. It's about 50'X50' with a dirt floor and a missing window. I've spent the last 4 years cleaning out overgrowth and making gardens. Now it's time to put the shop together. I have an old plainer and a hammer and table saw. I've never done any woodworking but now it's time. I watch your video's for tips and I like the way your setup and will try to do something like that.
God Bless!!!
Great news about the new house and s real Blacktail Studio. Congrats!!
Thanks Lisa!
When you do the new shop setup, gear it towards new woodworkers on how to set up shops effectively!
I’ll try!
Your honesty at the start hooked me to watch and I'm glad I did, great video. Good luck with flitting house
Let's see the power arrangement, it was a big part of what I had to do first when I moved to acreage with a shop. Congratulations!! It is such a difference having a dedicated shop space.
For sure!
Congratulations Cam! So happy for you! Thanks for walking us through your shop. Looking forward to seeing your continued journey!
For sure Colleen!
I enjoy your comentary and your projects. Now that you’ve shared your story I appreciate your videos even more
Thanks Cam, good to get a glimpse of "what" you're working with, in addition to "how" you do it. CONGRATULATIONS, on your new home! Looking forward to seeing how your new shop is designed and built. Thanks Cam!
Thanks!!
Cam, big congratulations to you and your wife on the big move...and so fun to get to create your dream shop!!! Can’t wait to see what you create!
Thanks mindy!
It is so good to see your shop is not an ultra high end area. What you turn out is amazing and motivates me. We have similar shops!
Cam congratulations to you and your wife! An overview of the blank canvas you will be starting with would be nice! That way it will be easier for everyone to follow along as you lay it out.
Take care & good luck with the move!
I like that!
Great News!! Congrats for your new house n studio. Very glad for your family. Keep making amazing work and teaching... Thanks for share. Good look!
Thanks!!
I have to give you props for being so upfront with the sponsors. It’s so refreshing to have someone be honest instead of shoving a product down my throat.
Last week you had told me Goby Walnut is a good site to order wood from online, but unfortunately they won’t ship to CA. You have a second recommendation? Lol
That’s so weird. Give them a call and confirm that
Congratulations on the new house and the new workshop. A modest person and honest. Good luck and keep making these great videos.
Thanks!!
Congratulations!!! 🎉🎉🎉Make good memories in the new house. I wish you and your wife good luck and happiness! 🤗
Thanks Mandy!
@@BlacktailStudio In my country, when you say a person's name wrong, they say "You're going to give me an Easter lamb!" (It's a saying) ... 😂😂🤗🤗 Of course I'm kidding. Mady is the abbreviation for my name, you've been pretty close. 🤗🤫😉
I hope you are well and safe!
2020 is a missed year from all points of view, I have no hope for it 🤦♀️🤫
Good luck with the move. Setting up your dream shop is going to be a lot of work but super rewarding. Keep up the great work.
I can’t wait!
Congrats on the new place man. Nothing like the feeling of finding the *right* house.
Agreed!
Great job Cam, progress is good. Can't wait to see how you set up the new shop.
Thanks bruce!
I can happily recommend the Festool "Kapex" mitre saw. I have used mine constantly for about 12 years now and I wouldn't swap it out for any other saw available today. Awesome gear.
Also, really liked this shop tour video so thanks for putting it up as it has opened my mind up to different ways to set up my own shop.
Congrats and good luck. I'd be interested in seeing your dust collection and ventilation system in the new shop. Cleaner air is always a bonus!
Agreed!
Congrats on the new place, Cam! Excited for you! Thanks for the honest opinions about the tools and stuff in your current shop that you like and don’t like.
For sure!
Congrats on finding new home and what am sure will become a great workshop...look forward to following your journey on new workshop design
Thanks!!
Always grateful for your videos. I decided to start my own recently and been watching your vids as a way to move in the right direction
Love that!!
Thanks for video Cam, I look forward to seeing your new shop.👍👍👍👍
Thanks mark!
Cam, thank you for this video. I usually don't pay too much attention to the tools people use. I am more interested in what you are making. However, I had no idea that there were floor locks in existence. They will be perfect for my rolling assembly table and maybe even for my table saw. Also, thanks for the shop tour. I like a working shop. Some of these guys on TH-cam have show shops, you have a working shop. Congratulations on the new house and new shop.
Thanks james!
GREAT SHOP TOUR .I SURE HOPE THE NEW SHOP IS EVEN BETTER .BEST WISHES WITH THE MOVE FROM DOUG
Thanks Doug!
THANK YOU SIR
Congratulations man. Can't wait for the big builds in the new big shop!
They’re coming!
Congratulations on your new home and shop, looking forward to watching your progress. 👏🏻👍🏻🇬🇧
Thanks Wayne!
Congrats on the new house and new shop. Cant wait to see the new shop layout.
Thanks brian!
Looking forward to seeing the new shop. Building looks simar to something I missed out on several years ago. Good luck!
Thanks brad!
My 2 cents on the new shop:
While it's empty, get all the utilities (re)done how you want for the long term:
- electrical, plenty of outlets on multiple circuits, including 220 (possible new subpanel)
- overhead lighting in the right places; older you get more you need
- plumbing if needed
- HVAC
- dust collection & air cleaner
- compressed air
I think the investment in these things will pay off. Hard to go back later after the shop is full & redo.
Oh and don't forget tunes & TV.
I really enjoy your videos and would love to someday attempt anything close to what you already do. Can't wait to see next phase.
Great call(s)
Your going to love it. I moved into a 30x40 and I’m in heaven. Keep the air compressor and dust collection system outside.
I need to build a mini shop for them
Can't wait to see you arranging the new shop. Congratulations!
Thanks!!
Good luck with the move! I look forward to seeing the new workshop!
Thanks!!
Good luck on the move, Cam. It's a good thing you are still relatively young. Trust me on that. Thanks for this informative video.
Thanks dwayne! Hope it’s not too bad
Cam,Congrats On Your Big News..Glad,You And Wife Are Safe..Thanks , For The Shop Tour..Cant,Wait To See What You Do With A BIGGER Space..
Me too mike!
I think you could use the jigg more when drilling in the work bench? Drill the first row, use the al to locate the second row, then go back and do the same for the third. Now you can use the 2 holes on the top and the bottom, this way you eliminate the risk of measuring wrong between the rowes.
HI cam I am super happy for u. we need more space. I just now going in to my sons gym and having it as a small workshop. he's moved out so cool for me. mine is just hobby but u doing for a living. I also watch rob conman and his is a ex bowling ally. how cool. he also does it for a living. keep up the work. ur a cool guy to watch.
Thanks Manjit!
I have an expanding file folder in a filing cabinet labeled “Tools” where I put the manuals for all of my, well, tools. This keeps them more organized than having them all loose in a drawer.
Congratulations on the new shop. We did something similar a little over four years ago and it has worked out great.
Love to hear that!
Hello Cam. Found your channel a few weeks ago and enjoy all the videos I've watched. Thanks for sharing.
Congrats on the new shop. Hopefully it's a little further out from Portland. I'm up in Vancouver WA and I'm pretty grateful for the distance
It’s about the same
That's a great idea for that furnace blower. I've had one sitting around for years that I refuse to get rid of because I know I'll use it someday. I might just steal that 😁
Congratulations on the new place. Love your show. I live in the Philippines 6 months every year and in the states for the other the other six. Can't wait to get back to my woodworking shop. Keep up the great videos.
Thanks Phil!
Really enjoyed the video and all of your content. I live in the area (Vancouver, WA) and have lived in Portland previously. I think it's cool to learn - even remotely - from someone I consider local. Congrats to you and your Wife on the new place. Look forward to seeing the new shop and how it all gets set up. I'm new to woodworking and am setting up my 2 car garage for my own shop having moved into my first home this past April. I learn a lot from how you work and what you do.
Thanks!
Congrats on the new home and shop Cam! Hope you and your family are staying safe through the pandemic and the wildfires.
Trying! Thanks Kyle
Just a massive congratulations wild man new family home memories to celebrate me is exciting and looking forward to seeing the new shop get set up
Thanks Ben! I’m excited.
Fantastic, Cam! Congratulations!!! 😃
Show us the space you're going to have! That's the most important part, the rest is only going to fit there! 😃
Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Thanks Mario!
Hey Cam, I have the Bosch glide saw...the dust collection does stink but it is a really easy fix. I got a 8x8 piece of rubber from the plumbing department and duplicated the mounting holes for the little hose shroud, but basically trippled the length of it. Works great now.
Oh really??
Excited about the new shop build! We just bought a new house too with a 1750 sf barn. Moving my wood shop over next week and starting from scratch. Excited about the cool things you're going to do, and hopefully being able to use some of them myself. Thanks!
Very very cool!
As always Cam another great video and loved the tour. I'm happy for you and your wife and you getting into a larger space can't wait to see the walk through and how you convert the empty space into your dream. Thanks for sharing and taking us for the ride
Thanks Marco!
Congrats Cam on the new shop, film it all we will watch, including the move!
Will do!
New shop. I am about to go through the same type of thing and planning out a new shop in a 600 sq ft garage, you made me feel better about having a mess like that and feeling that I am not alone, so I thank you for that. Trying to be more organized when I start building out my new one. :)
I realize I am late to this party, but I enjoy your videos tremendously. I am mot much of a fancy woodworker, building things like table top supports for the congregational french-fry cutters, adjustable gun supports, and other functional stuff with little style. My father would have killed for your shop. He was amazing with what he did using only hand tools, scraps, and leftovers.
I wish he was still around. because I have some Civil War gunstocks that need restoration. One has shrunken so baddy the front barrel band is no longer retained by the spring clip, and the other is experiencing dry rot at the butt due to poor storage. If you or any of your subscribers have resources they could point me to, I'd be grateful. I'd like to restore these to full glory, not worried about any loss of value.
Thank you.
Can we tell you are excited.... Well yeah.... I'm excited for you, you've earned it...👍👍
Good job...!!!!
Thanks Tim!
Nice! For the new shop, will you template out the workshop first?
Run some masking tape outlines of all the pieces onto the floor!
Or if you have enough cardboard, cut out the rough area of each major component, so that you can lay everything lay everything out, and move things around without breaking your back.
I like the cardboard idea. Tape isn’t three dimensional enough
Congrats on the new house AND shop. Can't wait for the tour of the grounds, inside and out. I am really enjoying the vids, keep up the great work.
Thanks randy!
Cam, looking forward to that dream shop series! Congrats. Trolls World Tour always makes me lough
Thanks Andre!
Thanks for the tour, I enjoy the way you explain everything. Good luck with the move, we recently moved to the country here in the UK so I could have the workshop I wanted, getting there slowly.
Love that
Cam. Awesome shop! Best of luck with your new home. Will follow your workshop build with interest!!
Thanks mike!
Sure I can tell you're excited... the wagging black tail is a big telling!
Right? 😂
Congrat's on the future new Studio!!!
Didn't see the listing for the furniture knock down bolts source.
Looking forward to your new shop build!!!
Thanks Arnie! I know they’re in my attach table legs video
I have to watch later due to the time difference. What an amazing shop you have and the next one will be so much better i do envy you. Great video.
Thanks peter! Hope I don’t let ya down
Would love to see the land and new stand alone garage/shop! Congrats on the new journey and I am sure it will just motivate you even more for your wood working business and channel!!!!
I hope so, thanks Matt!
Congratulations on the new house/shop. My wife and I just moved into our new build house, however it is on a small lot with HOA rules so I currently work out of our two car garage so the vehicles have to be out in the elements, which my wife doesn’t like. I’m trying to convince her that we need to buy a couple acres and build another new house...and a detached garage/shed for my shop. Until then, I’m preparing to build a small shop in the back yard, but it cannot be a permanent fixture. Trying to decide how big I can make it and still have a decent back yard. Looking forward to seeing your new digs.
Just editing my new shop tour today
Congrats on the new house and SHOP!!! Awesome!!
Make sure to get a home inspection that includes the shop
Already done!
Congratulations! You deserve a nice shop for all the beautiful work you turn out. Someday I will have a shop... still holding my breath in my one car garage....
Everyone deserves a shop!
Lit, cant tell you how long i have been waiting for this
I got you now!
The oscillating sander from Ridgid has saved my ass sooooooooo many times. Love mine.
It’s a good one Randy!
Will definitely be hard lining my air compressor to my new to me garage shop, so tired of tripping over airlines, coiling uncoiling, also taking the dust collection overhead from along the floor/wall corner. Thanks for sharing!
Good call!
Can, congratulations on the new purchase!
Looking forward to sharing the excitement!
Thanks Andrew! Should be fun!
Congratulations on your new shop. I know you're going to set up the way you want it right from the start, so what you want to show, it will be all new to us LOL good luck and congratulations once again.🇨🇦
Thanks rock!
Congratulations on the new venture. I look forward to seeing it come together. Good luck on the build.
Thanks mark!
Congrats on your new venture, very excited for you. Please don't leave anything out, we could all use some insight on setting up a new shop.
You got it!
so happy for you for the new house and studio, god bless you
Thanks!
Congratulations! We are moving as well to some land, 2.88 acres. I will be doing a shop set up too! It’s exciting, and stressful! A lot of packing is coming!!
So much work!
A lot of tools needed for the woodworking craft.. 5 times more than ironwork.. You are the super idol bro..
Thanks bud!
Congrats on the new shop hope to see the entire move on the channel.
Will have lots on it!
Good shop setup for people just getting started. Good luck on your adventure. So excited for you.
Thanks Neville!
Your pegboard is fine! Pegboard is pegboard - mine is 55 years old and is still in good condition!
Congratulations!!!
Great news.
Greetings from South Africa.
Cam, congratulations on the new house/shop. Better wood storage and a fridge with a crushed ice machine. Definite needed addition. Maybe a chance to cast off the tools you don't like or need.
I did a post on your facebook page about identifying a wood used on a kitchen table. Definitely not pine but can't figure out what it is.
Congrats once again and look forward to seeing the new studio.
Thanks so much! I’ll see if I can find that
Since you already have plenty of requests to see the new shop and how you set it up, I'm going to change it up a bit. I would like to see your land. I am an outdoorsman, and I am intrigued by what people who are interested in nature can do with relatively small plots of land in a more urban setting. I hope the move goes well for you, and I look forward to "seeing" you work in your new shop!
I’ll give a little land tour Tom! We want to plant some fruit trees if we can
That burn at the end lol. Just like my grandma said when some one goes low dont go high take it all the way to the floor on em.
I like grandma
What a great video. Congrats on the new house/shop. An often overlooked part of the shop is the flooring. After all, you are on your feet for the entire day. It looks like your current place has epoxy. That’s what I would suggest going forward, maybe with pop up dust collection. They make commercial rubber flooring as well. Don’t know how that will work with sawdust though.
I like that
Hi Cam, congrats on the new house, looking forward to seeing your new set up. Once you're all sorted there, what about some comparison videos on how you've improved things from what you didn't like about your old set up. Just to help those of us who are working their way to a "studio' of our own and tips you have learned along the way. Good on you mate, appreciate the vids.
Thanks bud!
Congratulations and all the very best!!! I'm not in to wood work but love all your videos, it's simple and time flies just like that while watching your videos. I guess I watched almost all the videos of your including your first one ;)
No way!
I did the same when I found him on You Tube. Binged for a whole weekend!
First thing I want to see is a big custom made 3’x5’ Oregon State / Blacktail Studio wood sign hanging up. I noticed a beaver magnet on your fridge, but other than that I’m starting to question your loyalty. 🤣Just kiddin’ man. Congrats on the new house and shop. Super excited to see how you get it set up. Stay safe out there, the crazy storms seem to keep coming.
You too man! Hope you’re safe
One thing I saw on another shop tour was barn door covering up the wood storage. This barn door set up was was used to store clamps and other tools.
Ya, that’s cool
Great video cam. Just can’t wait to see you set the dream shop up.
Me too!
Congrats on the new house and new shop! Look forward to seeing your shop being set up!
Thanks Greg!
Cam, congrats on the house and the new dream shop!! 👍 can’t wait to see the videos my friend.
Thanks Trent!
Congrats on the new shop (and house). Looking forward to your shop build. With all that room maybe you'll be able to cut your own slabs someday? I'm down in Salem and today, the 10th, it's hard to breath because of the nearby forest fires,so a little good news is appreciated. Especially after this hella crappy year! And it ain't over yet! May you and yours stay safe!
Crazy year man
Congratulations Cam to you and your wife on the new home and shop!! And I definitely don’t feel bad about my shop now. Lol!!
Ha! Thanks!
I would love to see your planed setup vs what you end up and for what reason you changed you mind.
You have a stunning setup there and I love the real feel of the shop. I had a spot like that corner and when I got all my dad's stuff it went even more pair shaped so the honest shop tour was a fresh addition to what we see allot of the times. Thanks for being honest about it. (Now we know the super epoxy table guy is also human 😉 ).
Congratulations on the new house and enjoy setting up the new space better. I always find when we move that we have way more stuff then we realize because we compact our storage as time goes by and then when you unpack it its a crazy lot of stuff. Good luck with the move.
Thanks Anton! It’s a process!