Rescue. That reply to “Fan Of The Week” comment was comedy gold 😂😂😂 I’m a cabinet maker/ detailed joiner by trade and unfortunately due to a severe stroke almost 10 years ago, your videos are the closest thing I can get to as far as unique design and quality workmanship. Congrats to you mate, cheers from Australia 🍻🍻🍻🇦🇺
Couldn't agree more. Do you listen to "The Shop Stool" podcast? (they're in recess ATM, but still good listening, interviews and such going back a few years). Cheers, David
@@BlacktailStudiocan i share u my table design idea that i think would look great..on your next project or video,can u build a table and inside the table put a wood shape design like a tree and use green color epoxy for the leafs of the tree..can you please do that if you have the time or if you are interested..thank you for all yours beautifull wood working design videos..😮
@@Fergus_Nov_17 That would be kinda cool. An actual design built into the surface? Although to be fair he did say his 'art' skills aren't very good, so maybe that'd need an artist's help.
As soon as I saw the crack in the epoxy, I was reminded of the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery known as Kintsugi - using a special lacquer that's been dusted or mixed with powdered gold, silver, or platinum to glue the pieces back together. And I think this idea perfectly fits your idea of rebranding epoxy tables as a form of rescuing the wood or reusing it, because the purpose behind Kintsugi isn't to fix a teapot or a bowl, but to take something that was an every day object and give it new life as a piece of art that's unique because of its flaws.
Longtime listener, first time caller: Love your work brother, learning so much. Ive come into a small windfall of epoxy and couldn't be happier to be your virtual apprentice. Seasons Greeting to you, Scott and ALL!!!!
I did professional wood working for 30 years and I would say... the trait of a true craftsman was how well you fixed your mistakes. Bravo on having a real life portrayal of building something with all the challenges shown on the video. I love this top as well , beautiful depth of colors and figuring. Thanks!
RESCUE! I'm aboslutely not interested in wood working, but I love watching your videos. The storytelling, the passion, the humor, jokes... it's so pleasant to watch it :)
Rescue: The first "rescue" term my genius wife came up with took her 2 seconds, and it was REPOXY. Sounds like recycle, reuse, and rescue, but it's a brand new word. What a fun project, Cam !! "Scott the video guy" is perfect and should remain his name forever. :)
At 26:40 whilst you're curing the UV coat, the epoxy fluoresces a bright blue at the edges of the wood. Wonder if you could recreate that effect in normal light and make a "atoll table" where the dark epoxy transitions to a bright blue at the edge of the wood. Would be awesome, but probably very VERY difficult.
I think the only way to do that is to make multiple extremely thin layers and let them cure long enough to apply the next one - and then you have to start progressively mixing in black epoxy so that it's a gradual darkening rather than immediate. The amount of effort would be immense - though possibly less so than the jeans table was.
I didn’t even notice that at first but that is definitely a cool effect. Maybe it’s possible to brush on a thin layer of blue and then pour in the black? Once you sand it smooth, you would see the thin blue outline. Depending on how “wet” the epoxy is, it may blend slightly into the black or it may just look like a border. Would be cool to experiment with though. 👍
I'm an eye surgeon. I have zero carpentry skills. Own no tools. But I'm absolutely addicted to your channel. Your work is beautiful. Super entertaining and you are amazingly witty. Can't get past the McConaughey vibes :) Would love to buy your stuff but I live on the other side of the world. Keep up the good work!
Scott the video guy has shadows the neighbor Wilson W. Wilson Jr. That we only see his hat and eyes in the TV show Tool Time. He was there to be helpful. I'd keep the name most of the time so new viewers get to enjoy knowing his role and yet keep him somewhat nerdly-elusive
Rescue. I was glad to see you “rescue” that table top. The final product is beautiful! I really enjoy your commentaries as the video goes along. I’m 70 years old and have been working with wood since I was 7 or 8 years old. My dad always supported me in my efforts, he was my inspiration. Though my workshop is much larger than his, it’s nothing like yours. I feel like I live vicariously through you as you work on your projects. Keep up the good work. Paul Bernard
I like how Scott has been promoted from just the video guy to one of the key materials in the shop. You find him on the shelf in between the walnut and the epoxy ready for filming. Just think about it. Your great Scott!
Спасение и этот стол даже вдохновляет , это невероятно! Человек должен творить прекрасное, но не бомбы и разрушения в других домах и странах. Мир вашему дому из плохой страны😢
Rescue. I think revived should be the word. Alot of people would have shelved it. You breathed life back into the project and made it beautiful. Really enjoy your videos and tips. They have helped me alot
Rescue, this is my absolute favorite table you’ve ever made. That wood has to be the most beautiful piece I’ve seen and i remember feeling so bad when I saw the first video. Well I’m glad you saved it.
Hello Cam, my name is Kamaljt from India 🇮🇳. I just want to request permission from you to make an Explaining video on your videos in my native language (Hindi) so that your huge fans (and Audience) here in India as we all want to understand your videos in our language. As a huge Fan of you and I've learned Epoxy Table Making through your videos, it will be a huge honor 🎖 and honesty it will also help to grow epoxy table business here in India. ❤ I will be eagerly waiting for your Kind Response 😇 Thank you so much for the inspiration 😊😊
I really appreciate your sense of humor. Too many people would pull the punches to seem likable. You just told everyone to cram their stupid big clock down their throats. I'm going to go remove ours from the wall now in shame, thanks for the life advice.
Rescue Scott the Video Guy! From a personal standpoint, Scott has been more than the video guy for a while. We always see him helping out. Most of the regular viewers know who he is. That said, my vote is to change it to "Just Scott" and mess with the newbie viewers. PS to Scott: I'm sorry for your loss but at least you're safe and back on the road.
Rescue, I would call it a resurrected table. It was resurrected into a beautifully improved table. As always your craftsmanship improves more and more with each project. Your attention to details is so evident in the end product. Keep them coming, Every time you and other woodworkers post a new video I learn a bit more.
Loved the "Keep it to yourself, I don't need your charity " comment, keep your humor coming in your videos. And as long as Scott doesn't mind what you call him, why should any of your viewers. Keep it coming both of you. Awesome content, thanks.
The first episode i ever watched was when you and your friend collaborated on building this table. I just happened to watch another, and here i get to watch you RESCUE the table that had too much moisture at the time of the original build. I'm glad you did not build the clock! Love the way the base turned out. Great job all around!
Reacue : I highly recommend you purchase a number 8 hand plain. It's the really long one. It's length really helps removing bumps or ridges as it glides over the dips without going in them. Honestly, for large pieces to smooth, it's superb
I must say, your dedication and hard work are unparalleled. The way you brought that piece back from oblivion shows that nothing is impossible when it comes to craftmanship. I admire your relentless spirit for not giving up.
It's great that you've been able to salvage what was a great slab in the first place. You're right, the colours were and are so brilliant. Scott, there's a dilemma. He's become more that the video man. He's your design sounding board and sometimes labourer. So it's about time he became 'Scott', he's a valuable, and welcome member of the Blacktail Studio family.
It’s so crazy how often TH-camrs tackle upcoming criticisms with a “defensive” statement even before getting any comments. It shows how many people just focus on a negative and feel the need to make sure to comment it on everything they can. I really like your channel. I watch it with my 3 year old daughter and she finds it very interesting as well. Thanks for doing something that takes work and effort and putting in the work to make it something you’re proud of.
Rescued me from my boredome with a beautiful video. Love the openness around you and scott and the viewers, its refreshing to see the little ways you guys do fake wrap ups and the funny little conversations. Ive only been watching for about 2 days but ive binged a good few videos, love the content, miss woodworking myself, glad to see someone with more patience than me really put together some amazing works.
It's incredible how that table came back to life. The fact that you were able to rescue it and make something so incredible is a testament to your ability. Keep doing your thing. It's awesome!
I'm so glad I found the update to this table. It is crazy how you can make something so profitable out of nature. Thought the table was toast when you had moisture but you fixed it. That base is beautiful. You are truly blessed with an amazing gift!
Rescue: Scott thank you for all the discussion in the process. Years ago a comment in a magazine (maybe Fine Woodworking) said that in addition to all the How-To articles they ought to have a How-To-Fix the mistakes. Your open admission to the issues we all run into and the approach to fixing them is inspiring and very informative.
Dude!! Your editing quality has gotten much better over the months and years. Keep up the awesome work. I am happy to be typing this comment whilst wearing Blacktail Studio merch as well.
Rescue. That table has to be one of my all-time favourite projects. When you originally made that top, I was really upset that it might never be made into a finished table. I'm so glad that it's finally managed to be completed. That "simple" base was a great call because that top has so much interest in it that a complicated base would have just been too much. Awesome work 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Re Scotts car burning: I also had this happen many years ago. I was driving my car and flames started shooting out from under the dash. I ran to the nearest house to call fire dept. By the time they got there it was nothing but a burned out frame. It was speculated that while the car had sat in a wooded area for a couple of months not being driven, squirrels or mice may have nested under the hood. Great video! Very informative and enjoyable to watch! Beautiful table! 👍✌️
Rescue and absolutely gorgeous. I really like that grinder pattern that you've been throwing on the bottom of your tables. Think it may be worth playing around with some grinder-pattern "concepts" to take it further, including ones capped with clear or opaque epoxy on the textured parts. Maybe some routed insets? Albeit, I think it fits more of a rustic than modern style, but I've seen you do some badass rustic-modern crossovers. Honestly, I just want to see you throw some clear epoxy over the grinder-claw mark patterns or even dye just that part a little darker and cap it with epoxy so my brain knows what it'd look like. From there: what about 'just the tip' dyed with a darker color? I can just see it working either magically or being an absolute disaster.
I love that you revived this table!! How does that sound? I am actually glad because it was a beautiful piece of wood and the simple clean stand(not simple to make) looks amazing with it. I also don’t think anyone would have a problem figuring out who Scott is in a conversation. Maybe even do a quick shot of him when you talk about him. That will help people familiarize with him and put a face, which is easier, than just a name!!!keep up the great work and videos guys. Always impressed!!!
Scott is much more than a video guy. Confiding in him and heeding his advice should put him in the coworker category. Maybe the epoxy or the project is the boss
Rescue. You and Scott are proof that all heroes don't wear capes! You saw a damsel in distress and you stopped at nothing to revive this beauty! Well done. Never give up; never surrender!
You definitely got a subscriber out of me, been in one of the most turmoil times of my life. Called my pops and said lets start doing stuff like this and immediately he said lets do it. Thank you for your videos and hard work im sure i speak for the majority but they are highly appreciated
Rescue, that burn at the end was hilarious! Also that table is so beautiful, I'm glad you stuck with it for this long and finally got it repaired and finished. It was worth the effort!
Glad you were able to salvage this table, it was and is beautiful. Love the base. Figuring out how to solve the snags is what makes things interesting,and Scott works just fine also!
As you stated at the end of this video Rescue... 🙃I have just been introduced to your channel earlier today... as a an artist who also trained as a cabinetmaker. I appreciate all the effort you went into resurrecting that amazingly beautiful piece of timber. 20 years ago I found myself in a timber merchants with all these fabulously striking unique pieces of all different kinds of timber. I ended up bringing a 18 inch x 13 inch x 3 inch deep piece back on the plane with me... It is some sort of burl.. its been so long since then, I don't remember what it is exactly. it has like your piece, beautiful medullary rays. My initial idea was to use a book-leaf design as part of a table top inlay. I took it to a timber specialist back where I live as there is many small areas that need to be filled... Over the years I look at it longingly, where little bits fall out when I pick it up. It seems sacrilegious, not to utilise its beauty in all its glory. I was put off by what the timber guy said at that time. And now, having watched many artists do amazing things with epoxy resin and timber an with all of the potentially inherent problems that can happen. I realise I don't have the skills needed to pull off reshaping it into something beautiful, especially given its actual size. Watching your video has inspired me to do or at least, get something done with it.
Honestly I have got to say that the way you two create and edit these video's is actually pretty impressing. The way you tell a story during the video is quite creative, include lots of thought's and not only conclusion and bring in lot's of mistakes and fixes for those ideas. I pretty much never comment on any video unless I deem necessary, but seriously you got some serious talent and I was hooked on this video due to a great story, not because I was that interested in this exact project, but I kept on watching without knowing why sooo, This is me giving you guys some good vibes and keep creating these very entertaining video's 💪
Rescue. I love this channel!!! The fact that you resurrected the top instead of scrapping it, makes it all the more special. There will come a time when this type material will be nonexistent so utilizing as much of it by adding the epoxy makes sense to me. Thank you for sharing your craft with us all.
Hi, this is the first comment I've ever left since watching TH-cam for 3 years. I really enjoy the comments you make while working on this rescue job. The table is just beautiful, thank you!
Im so glad you RESCUED this magnificent mistake! Besides the big piece on the wall, this is my favorite project you've done! And for those of us who have been watching long enough, Scott suffices. Big shout out for making an appearance on this video and including behind the scenes comments on editing. Because there is alot of work that not only goes into the woodworking/epoxy, but also the videography. I'm also impressed with the time stamps, and products used with hyperlinks! Bravo on this one! 😉
Rescue. That was an amazing “recovery” of the table. I agree that it is some of the prettiest wood that you have used for a build and am so pleased you were able to “recover” the table. I am constantly impressed with your abilities and builds. Thanks for keeping the interest in your builds and videos.
I really like this channel and I like how honest you are. You seem to take everything in stride and you seem pretty fearless to me, I am somehow in my 60's now and have begun to learn some woodworking and when I need a boost of courage I just come here and get some! I will never be a maker in your class but I will understand what it takes to be. Thank you, Cam!
I feel your sentiment towards clocks, I'm the same way when it comes to epoxy tables. River tables especially. That being said, I love when someone challenges my firm design stances as you did with your tables. This one in particular is a thing of beauty.
Rescue: A beautiful job, Cam -- and Scott! -- I love how you show all of the flaws in the materials and processes, and then show how you recovered from those flaws to yield a breathtaking piece of furniture art. Well done gents!
Rescue! You're a timber lifeguard! 💗😆 Scott seems like a really great addition to the channel. I really like the creative angles and the close-ups showing the details.
Concur with the excellent camera work. But his sound levels are always good too - so often my bugbear with TH-cam videos - and he edits like a pro (which he is of course). Thanks Scott for helping to showcase Cam's down to earth brilliance.
rescue😀 this table is so beautifull.I am from Germany and I´m a trained metalworker and as a hobby I also do woodwork on a DIY basis. It is very impressive with what meticulousness you work, it was fun to watch👍👍
Would be cool to see if you could make something using standard framing 4x2 timber and see what level of finish you could get out of it? Love your work
Beautiful work! Don't beat yourself up about the table base having a wavy cut. Band saws by their nature, oscillate. This can be seen with a slow motion camera. It's only a problem on larger pieces like you had. I assure you, you did nothing wrong, fixed the issue exactly as I would have, and it looks great! Thank you for the videos! I've really enjoyed watching and hope to continue to do so for a long time. Cheers from NC
Rescue. I know I'm late for any of the goodies, but I believe Rehabilitation is a good term for the table rescue I love watching your work. The tips and tricks and the honesty in your process really makes your videos a pleasure to watch to the end.
Rescue. My daughter doesn’t generally enjoy woodworking. But she did watch this video with me and was blown away, how beautiful it is,and now she wants to build a desk together. Inspiration.
Rescue, that base seems nice and heavy. Beautiful top, I'm glad you saved it. When you were using the power plane, I remembered seeing someone make a jig for it to slide in. That way they could duplicate exact cuts for glue ups.
Impresionante!! Lo que mas me gusta es tu onestidad... Siempre estás dispuesto a sugerencias y siempre quieres aprender más... Para mi un verdadero profesional es humilde y tú eres sincero y humilde ❤
I loved this so much, you have skill! I’m laid up in bed recovering from a surgery and just been watching your videos, they are very therapeutic! Cheers from England 🙏🏼
"Kintsugi" which is a japanese art form of making things more beautiful by repairing them (typically it was repairing pottery with gold). This totally works with the upscale market as well. I also like "Character" for pieces with lots of knots and cracks and chunks to work with.
Know what I like about you, is that you do learn from your mistakes and you give everything the personal touch. You speak your mind about what you think are your lack of skills, I see it as learning on the job. I've been making necklaces for the last 40+ years and with each new product that comes out, I learn a new way of making my necklaces better. My necklace are one-of-a-kind as I use crystals and stones. Like you top quality. If I won't wear it I won't sell it to my customer. Life is all about learning and being true to yourself. I turn 70 next week and boy oh boy have I learned a lot about Life. One is never give up on your Passion for creating what you love to do. Blessings. 💜💜💜
You are 100% correct - that tabletop is outrageously beautiful. I really like the base, but I think it clashes with the top - a simple metal base would (IMHO) worked better. Still, great work - better than anything I could ever do.
This table is Awesome! 🔥 And I agree with you in that it is the prettiest wood table I've seen anywhere. Thanks for not only sharing the build but also the rescue of this incredible piece.
I've been binge watching your videos. They are just great. A starter company I worked for purchased a $50,000 conference table. At the time I was like that is just insane. Watching your videos has enlightened me to understand why pieces can cost so much. I love seeing the giveaways and donating money. I also love watching the process, the mistakes, the end result. The amount of hate folks spew from their putrid fingers in the comments, your comebacks are just great! I find it hilarious 😂 😃 😄 Keep up the great work! 👍
Only jerks get irritated by trusted educational TH-camrs name dropping. You’re teaching a skill imo. I’m here to learn. I don’t know what products are out there and what they do, so please keep telling me!
Rescue. I love the carve-out you did on the underside of the base--I think that texture would look cool featured on a visible surface in a future build (I forget if you've done something like that before)
Rescue! I’m so glad you could rescue this table because I really love it. I’m building a similar round one with Olivewood from Turkey and blue epoxy. I’m having a lot of trouble filling all the tiny holes from the bubbles that you mentioned in your video. I’ve done four sets with epoxy, and I am sanding them off with an Orbital sander. But I feel like I am spinning in circles because they just keep coming. Does the CA glue and spray method work better? Can you give me any tips? I feel like I’m creating more bubbles when I’m sanding. I have lots of bubbles along the edges as I failed to brush them after the pour. Thanks very much for your reply in advance! Absolutely love your work, and your honesty and openness with your mistakes! You’re inspiring!
You rescued my boring night lol. 😊 Possible names for second attempts on first failed projects: Cam’s Rehabilitated Tables: Recovery Doesn’t Happen Overnight Cam’s Table Revisions: Don’t Quit 5 minutes Before the Miracle Cam’s Table Salvaging: Progress, Not Perfection Have a great holiday friend 😄
RESCUE HELLO CAM, I WATCH YOUR VIDEOS FROM PERU, AND ALTHOUGH I'M NOT A CARPENTER (I WORK AS A SAFETY ENGINEER IN CONSTRUCTION) YOUR VIDEOS RELAX ME, I'VE BECOME A FAN OF YOUR CHANNEL, A BIG HUG.
Yet another killer piece, useful tips, with 1st responder humor sprinkled throughout....and of course your fan of the week segment never fails to disappoint lol
You know on these big heavy tables like this you should try to find a way to put hidden drop down roller wheels under the base. You could find a way to make a hidden lever to drop them, that way for moving you could drop the wheels and roll it out of the way, so you wouldn’t scratch floors, or need two people to move
Rescue. So glad it got a second chance. And I think you redeemed it's original beauty and value. 100% your best...failure And Scott you rock! You always get the shot and I bet that's not so easy with cam around. Thank you both for all the amazing content.
I bought this as a gift for my friend th-cam.com/users/postUgkxcZqgZ8Ynkiz5n_LxIWRlAicuzmz5kCHG who is just starting out in the world of wood work. He loves it!! There is a great section on different wood and what to use for what kind of job and a similar section for tools as well. The projects in it are things you probably would have a go at with clear instructions, pictures, videos and diagrams throughout. Great for a beginner/amateur wood worker.
I am obsessed with watching you work on your projects. Not only because you do great work but also because I like the sound of your voice…it’s soothing.
This is a side topic segue. I spent the last week deep diving into how TH-cam pays their content creators, and you my good sir, are hitting ALL the keystones. You have to be doing quite well from your channel, quite well indeed! And...let me say...IMHO, you deserve every $ bud, every red cent. Im a subscriber, and..i frequently watch the entire video you create. That, is because they are informative, and to me, super interesting. So...congrats, and keep building!....PS. No giant clock with french movie poster?? Shame on you! 😂😂😂😂
Rescue! I like the idea of using the word redeemed instead of rescue or salvaged. Love how you redeemed your failure - it ended up a very pretty table.
RESCUE.... Although it's not "repossessed", "repo table" would be a cool name. Also a name that wouldn't technically depreciate with the name itself. Just an idea, but I love the videos. I usually keep them on whilst working from home, so thank you for helping me get through hours of online work!! Much love and keep up the beautiful craftsmanship!
Been watching your stuff when I can. I love how you easily share and resolve your mistakes. I’ve been doing woodworking most of my life as a hobby. Keep up the good work
That came out absolutely gorgeous. How about "2nd Life Wood" for a name. I sure wish I had a shop and the income to try to do this kind of wood working. The biggest problem I would have is since Black Walnut is my most favorite type of wood I wouldn't have any money left since I would try to buy all of your work you have.
Usually when I watch longer project videos I get bored or the process is uninteresting, but your videos haven't failed to keep me 100% interested yet! I love watching how you make everything and seeing the final product, and your commentary is quite funny and interesting to listen to. I really enjoy you're videos, and I hope you're having a good day when/if you read this!(p.s. I enjoyed the little behind the scenes with Scott!)
Rescue.
That reply to “Fan Of The Week” comment was comedy gold 😂😂😂
I’m a cabinet maker/ detailed joiner by trade and unfortunately due to a severe stroke almost 10 years ago, your videos are the closest thing I can get to as far as unique design and quality workmanship. Congrats to you mate, cheers from Australia 🍻🍻🍻🇦🇺
Right? Best reply ever
Sorry to hear that Aaron. Thanks for the message though!
Couldn't agree more. Do you listen to "The Shop Stool" podcast? (they're in recess ATM, but still good listening, interviews and such going back a few years). Cheers, David
@@BlacktailStudiocan i share u my table design idea that i think would look great..on your next project or video,can u build a table and inside the table put a wood shape design like a tree and use green color epoxy for the leafs of the tree..can you please do that if you have the time or if you are interested..thank you for all yours beautifull wood working design videos..😮
@@Fergus_Nov_17 That would be kinda cool. An actual design built into the surface? Although to be fair he did say his 'art' skills aren't very good, so maybe that'd need an artist's help.
As soon as I saw the crack in the epoxy, I was reminded of the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery known as Kintsugi - using a special lacquer that's been dusted or mixed with powdered gold, silver, or platinum to glue the pieces back together. And I think this idea perfectly fits your idea of rebranding epoxy tables as a form of rescuing the wood or reusing it, because the purpose behind Kintsugi isn't to fix a teapot or a bowl, but to take something that was an every day object and give it new life as a piece of art that's unique because of its flaws.
Literally the first thing that came to my mind.
Epoxy is a souless insult to the art you described.
@@joshua.snyderno it isn't
I 10000% agree!!!
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Longtime listener, first time caller:
Love your work brother, learning so much. Ive come into a small windfall of epoxy and couldn't be happier to be your virtual apprentice.
Seasons Greeting to you, Scott and ALL!!!!
rescue. you didn't watch the whole video
What?@@davidanalyst671
I did professional wood working for 30 years and I would say... the trait of a true craftsman was how well you fixed your mistakes. Bravo on having a real life portrayal of building something with all the challenges shown on the video. I love this top as well , beautiful depth of colors and figuring. Thanks!
RESCUE! I'm aboslutely not interested in wood working, but I love watching your videos. The storytelling, the passion, the humor, jokes... it's so pleasant to watch it :)
I'm sorta the same way. Not planning on ever doing this. I am the same way with cow hoof trimmers. I follow 3 of them and not interested in doing it.
@@michaelconran5252 Ditto ear wax removers. LOL
Make this world a paradise by perfecting science!
Rescue: The first "rescue" term my genius wife came up with took her 2 seconds, and it was REPOXY. Sounds like recycle, reuse, and rescue, but it's a brand new word. What a fun project, Cam !! "Scott the video guy" is perfect and should remain his name forever. :)
Clever!
@@elisabethj.gawthrop9312agreed 👍
Immediately thought of this too 😂
At 26:40 whilst you're curing the UV coat, the epoxy fluoresces a bright blue at the edges of the wood. Wonder if you could recreate that effect in normal light and make a "atoll table" where the dark epoxy transitions to a bright blue at the edge of the wood. Would be awesome, but probably very VERY difficult.
I think the only way to do that is to make multiple extremely thin layers and let them cure long enough to apply the next one - and then you have to start progressively mixing in black epoxy so that it's a gradual darkening rather than immediate. The amount of effort would be immense - though possibly less so than the jeans table was.
Unless you create a basin with resin,that you mix die to get darker and darker. But it's a really cool concept
@@Steamrickthe “jable” u mean?
agree 100%
I didn’t even notice that at first but that is definitely a cool effect. Maybe it’s possible to brush on a thin layer of blue and then pour in the black? Once you sand it smooth, you would see the thin blue outline. Depending on how “wet” the epoxy is, it may blend slightly into the black or it may just look like a border. Would be cool to experiment with though. 👍
I'm an eye surgeon. I have zero carpentry skills. Own no tools. But I'm absolutely addicted to your channel. Your work is beautiful. Super entertaining and you are amazingly witty. Can't get past the McConaughey vibes :) Would love to buy your stuff but I live on the other side of the world. Keep up the good work!
I feel like just Scott works fine, although at this point "Scott The Video Guy" feels like his full name now
That's Mr. VideoGuy to you.
Absolutely Scott the Videoguy
Great Scott, you just read my mind!
Scott the video guy has shadows the neighbor Wilson W. Wilson Jr. That we only see his hat and eyes in the TV show Tool Time. He was there to be helpful. I'd keep the name most of the time so new viewers get to enjoy knowing his role and yet keep him somewhat nerdly-elusive
Scott who?
Rescue. I was glad to see you “rescue” that table top. The final product is beautiful! I really enjoy your commentaries as the video goes along. I’m 70 years old and have been working with wood since I was 7 or 8 years old. My dad always supported me in my efforts, he was my inspiration. Though my workshop is much larger than his, it’s nothing like yours. I feel like I live vicariously through you as you work on your projects. Keep up the good work.
Paul Bernard
I like how Scott has been promoted from just the video guy to one of the key materials in the shop. You find him on the shelf in between the walnut and the epoxy ready for filming. Just think about it. Your great Scott!
So then will he be “Scott on the shelf” for the Christmas season?
@@bigk4755 Scott on the cot
Спасение и этот стол даже вдохновляет , это невероятно! Человек должен творить прекрасное, но не бомбы и разрушения в других домах и странах. Мир вашему дому из плохой страны😢
Rescue. I think revived should be the word. Alot of people would have shelved it. You breathed life back into the project and made it beautiful. Really enjoy your videos and tips. They have helped me alot
Rescue, this is my absolute favorite table you’ve ever made. That wood has to be the most beautiful piece I’ve seen and i remember feeling so bad when I saw the first video. Well I’m glad you saved it.
The best with this channel is Cam's honesty and brilliant sense of humour.
Thanks for the comment Scotts Mom.
@@queenbee3647I appreciate you at least knew my mom wouldn’t have left this comment
Hello Cam, my name is Kamaljt from India 🇮🇳. I just want to request permission from you to make an Explaining video on your videos in my native language (Hindi) so that your huge fans (and Audience) here in India as we all want to understand your videos in our language. As a huge Fan of you and I've learned Epoxy Table Making through your videos, it will be a huge honor 🎖 and honesty it will also help to grow epoxy table business here in India.
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I will be eagerly waiting for your Kind Response 😇
Thank you so much for the inspiration 😊😊
I really appreciate your sense of humor. Too many people would pull the punches to seem likable. You just told everyone to cram their stupid big clock down their throats. I'm going to go remove ours from the wall now in shame, thanks for the life advice.
Rescue Scott the Video Guy! From a personal standpoint, Scott has been more than the video guy for a while. We always see him helping out. Most of the regular viewers know who he is. That said, my vote is to change it to "Just Scott" and mess with the newbie viewers.
PS to Scott: I'm sorry for your loss but at least you're safe and back on the road.
Rescue, I would call it a resurrected table. It was resurrected into a beautifully improved table. As always your craftsmanship improves more and more with each project. Your attention to details is so evident in the end product. Keep them coming, Every time you and other woodworkers post a new video I learn a bit more.
Loved the "Keep it to yourself, I don't need your charity " comment, keep your humor coming in your videos. And as long as Scott doesn't mind what you call him, why should any of your viewers. Keep it coming both of you. Awesome content, thanks.
The first episode i ever watched was when you and your friend collaborated on building this table. I just happened to watch another, and here i get to watch you RESCUE the table that had too much moisture at the time of the original build. I'm glad you did not build the clock! Love the way the base turned out. Great job all around!
Reacue : I highly recommend you purchase a number 8 hand plain. It's the really long one. It's length really helps removing bumps or ridges as it glides over the dips without going in them. Honestly, for large pieces to smooth, it's superb
I must say, your dedication and hard work are unparalleled. The way you brought that piece back from oblivion shows that nothing is impossible when it comes to craftmanship. I admire your relentless spirit for not giving up.
Oh thanks bud 🙏
It's great that you've been able to salvage what was a great slab in the first place. You're right, the colours were and are so brilliant.
Scott, there's a dilemma. He's become more that the video man. He's your design sounding board and sometimes labourer. So it's about time he became 'Scott', he's a valuable, and welcome member of the Blacktail Studio family.
It’s so crazy how often TH-camrs tackle upcoming criticisms with a “defensive” statement even before getting any comments. It shows how many people just focus on a negative and feel the need to make sure to comment it on everything they can. I really like your channel. I watch it with my 3 year old daughter and she finds it very interesting as well. Thanks for doing something that takes work and effort and putting in the work to make it something you’re proud of.
Rescued me from my boredome with a beautiful video. Love the openness around you and scott and the viewers, its refreshing to see the little ways you guys do fake wrap ups and the funny little conversations. Ive only been watching for about 2 days but ive binged a good few videos, love the content, miss woodworking myself, glad to see someone with more patience than me really put together some amazing works.
It's incredible how that table came back to life. The fact that you were able to rescue it and make something so incredible is a testament to your ability. Keep doing your thing. It's awesome!
I believe this is the most beautiful table you've made to date. One would never know it's a rescue at a glance.
I'm so glad I found the update to this table. It is crazy how you can make something so profitable out of nature. Thought the table was toast when you had moisture but you fixed it. That base is beautiful. You are truly blessed with an amazing gift!
Rescue: Scott thank you for all the discussion in the process. Years ago a comment in a magazine (maybe Fine Woodworking) said that in addition to all the How-To articles they ought to have a How-To-Fix the mistakes. Your open admission to the issues we all run into and the approach to fixing them is inspiring and very informative.
The rescue table finished beautifully. I can see why you would want to keep it.
Dude!! Your editing quality has gotten much better over the months and years. Keep up the awesome work. I am happy to be typing this comment whilst wearing Blacktail Studio merch as well.
Rescue. That table has to be one of my all-time favourite projects. When you originally made that top, I was really upset that it might never be made into a finished table. I'm so glad that it's finally managed to be completed. That "simple" base was a great call because that top has so much interest in it that a complicated base would have just been too much. Awesome work 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Re Scotts car burning: I also had this happen many years ago. I was driving my car and flames started shooting out from under the dash. I ran to the nearest house to call fire dept. By the time they got there it was nothing but a burned out frame. It was speculated that while the car had sat in a wooded area for a couple of months not being driven, squirrels or mice may have nested under the hood. Great video! Very informative and enjoyable to watch! Beautiful table! 👍✌️
So glad you didn't give up on this table. It's absolutely stunning! 😍
Rescue and absolutely gorgeous. I really like that grinder pattern that you've been throwing on the bottom of your tables. Think it may be worth playing around with some grinder-pattern "concepts" to take it further, including ones capped with clear or opaque epoxy on the textured parts. Maybe some routed insets? Albeit, I think it fits more of a rustic than modern style, but I've seen you do some badass rustic-modern crossovers. Honestly, I just want to see you throw some clear epoxy over the grinder-claw mark patterns or even dye just that part a little darker and cap it with epoxy so my brain knows what it'd look like. From there: what about 'just the tip' dyed with a darker color? I can just see it working either magically or being an absolute disaster.
I love that you revived this table!! How does that sound? I am actually glad because it was a beautiful piece of wood and the simple clean stand(not simple to make) looks amazing with it. I also don’t think anyone would have a problem figuring out who Scott is in a conversation. Maybe even do a quick shot of him when you talk about him. That will help people familiarize with him and put a face, which is easier, than just a name!!!keep up the great work and videos guys. Always impressed!!!
Yeah "Revived Table" has a super nice ring to it.
Rescue. Scott is truly good at filming and editing it’s like watching a movie.
What about RE-poxy?
*whens the Jonny Sins collaboration?*
He is Jonny sins, he’s just method acting as a woodworker
Not soon enough according to my wife
@@HateHater2205oh man the list of puns for the intro scene is endless…. Wood. Heh heh
He'll never Collab with Johnny Sins...
He and his wife only deal with black tail 💀
@@blacktailstudiouncut🤣
一から家具を作るのが素晴らしい。失敗しながらもやり方を変えてみたり、修復しながら進めていくのがすごい。
字幕も音声も日本語だったので最後まで見入ってしまいました。
Scott is much more than a video guy. Confiding in him and heeding his advice should put him in the coworker category. Maybe the epoxy or the project is the boss
Rescue. You and Scott are proof that all heroes don't wear capes! You saw a damsel in distress and you stopped at nothing to revive this beauty! Well done. Never give up; never surrender!
Rescue!
I love this table and I'm glad you went to the effort to save it. That wood is incredible! And, yeah, you can can just call him Scott now!
You definitely got a subscriber out of me, been in one of the most turmoil times of my life. Called my pops and said lets start doing stuff like this and immediately he said lets do it. Thank you for your videos and hard work im sure i speak for the majority but they are highly appreciated
Rescue, that burn at the end was hilarious! Also that table is so beautiful, I'm glad you stuck with it for this long and finally got it repaired and finished. It was worth the effort!
Rescue, the table is absolutely immaculate. The colours when you added the nano-tech just popped. Excellent craftsmanship!
Glad you were able to salvage this table, it was and is beautiful. Love the base. Figuring out how to solve the snags is what makes things interesting,and Scott works just fine also!
really nice epoxy art, you filled only cracks and void, and did not sink the whole slab, it is the true manner for using epoxy with out mold, bravo
As you stated at the end of this video Rescue... 🙃I have just been introduced to your channel earlier today... as a an artist who also trained as a cabinetmaker. I appreciate all the effort you went into resurrecting that amazingly beautiful piece of timber. 20 years ago I found myself in a timber merchants with all these fabulously striking unique pieces of all different kinds of timber.
I ended up bringing a 18 inch x 13 inch x 3 inch deep piece back on the plane with me... It is some sort of burl.. its been so long since then, I don't remember what it is exactly. it has like your piece, beautiful medullary rays. My initial idea was to use a book-leaf design as part of a table top inlay. I took it to a timber specialist back where I live as there is many small areas that need to be filled... Over the years I look at it longingly, where little bits fall out when I pick it up.
It seems sacrilegious, not to utilise its beauty in all its glory. I was put off by what the timber guy said at that time. And now, having watched many artists do amazing things with epoxy resin and timber an with all of the potentially inherent problems that can happen. I realise I don't have the skills needed to pull off reshaping it into something beautiful, especially given its actual size. Watching your video has inspired me to do or at least, get something done with it.
Honestly I have got to say that the way you two create and edit these video's is actually pretty impressing.
The way you tell a story during the video is quite creative, include lots of thought's and not only conclusion and bring in lot's of mistakes and fixes for those ideas.
I pretty much never comment on any video unless I deem necessary, but seriously you got some serious talent and I was hooked on this video due to a great story, not because I was that interested in this exact project, but I kept on watching without knowing why sooo, This is me giving you guys some good vibes and keep creating these very entertaining video's 💪
Rescue. I love this channel!!! The fact that you resurrected the top instead of scrapping it, makes it all the more special. There will come a time when this type material will be nonexistent so utilizing as much of it by adding the epoxy makes sense to me. Thank you for sharing your craft with us all.
Resurrected! That's the perfect name!
Hi, this is the first comment I've ever left since watching TH-cam for 3 years. I really enjoy the comments you make while working on this rescue job. The table is just beautiful, thank you!
Welcome Glenn!
Im so glad you RESCUED this magnificent mistake! Besides the big piece on the wall, this is my favorite project you've done! And for those of us who have been watching long enough, Scott suffices. Big shout out for making an appearance on this video and including behind the scenes comments on editing. Because there is alot of work that not only goes into the woodworking/epoxy, but also the videography. I'm also impressed with the time stamps, and products used with hyperlinks! Bravo on this one! 😉
Rescue. That was an amazing “recovery” of the table. I agree that it is some of the prettiest wood that you have used for a build and am so pleased you were able to “recover” the table. I am constantly impressed with your abilities and builds. Thanks for keeping the interest in your builds and videos.
I really like this channel and I like how honest you are. You seem to take everything in stride and you seem pretty fearless to me, I am somehow in my 60's now and have begun to learn some woodworking and when I need a boost of courage I just come here and get some! I will never be a maker in your class but I will understand what it takes to be. Thank you, Cam!
I feel your sentiment towards clocks, I'm the same way when it comes to epoxy tables. River tables especially. That being said, I love when someone challenges my firm design stances as you did with your tables. This one in particular is a thing of beauty.
Rescue: A beautiful job, Cam -- and Scott! -- I love how you show all of the flaws in the materials and processes, and then show how you recovered from those flaws to yield a breathtaking piece of furniture art. Well done gents!
Rescued that piece from an eternity as an oversized clock. What A nice man.
Rescue! You're a timber lifeguard! 💗😆 Scott seems like a really great addition to the channel. I really like the creative angles and the close-ups showing the details.
Concur with the excellent camera work. But his sound levels are always good too - so often my bugbear with TH-cam videos - and he edits like a pro (which he is of course). Thanks Scott for helping to showcase Cam's down to earth brilliance.
rescue😀 this table is so beautifull.I am from Germany and I´m a trained metalworker and as a hobby I also do woodwork on a DIY basis. It is very impressive with what meticulousness you work, it was fun to watch👍👍
Would be cool to see if you could make something using standard framing 4x2 timber and see what level of finish you could get out of it? Love your work
so glad this was recovered! Was so sad when the first one didn't work out
Beautiful work! Don't beat yourself up about the table base having a wavy cut. Band saws by their nature, oscillate. This can be seen with a slow motion camera. It's only a problem on larger pieces like you had. I assure you, you did nothing wrong, fixed the issue exactly as I would have, and it looks great! Thank you for the videos! I've really enjoyed watching and hope to continue to do so for a long time. Cheers from NC
Rescue. I know I'm late for any of the goodies, but I believe Rehabilitation is a good term for the table rescue I love watching your work. The tips and tricks and the honesty in your process really makes your videos a pleasure to watch to the end.
Rescue. My daughter doesn’t generally enjoy woodworking. But she did watch this video with me and was blown away, how beautiful it is,and now she wants to build a desk together. Inspiration.
Is that the name of your daughter or an unfortunately placed comma.
@@colebryant4824🤣😭
It all depends on how you look at the world.
Rescue, that base seems nice and heavy. Beautiful top, I'm glad you saved it. When you were using the power plane, I remembered seeing someone make a jig for it to slide in. That way they could duplicate exact cuts for glue ups.
That table looks awesome Cam. You should do more stands like that. That big chunk of wood on the bottom really made it stand out. Great work
Hard disagree. Taste is so subjective!
Impresionante!! Lo que mas me gusta es tu onestidad... Siempre estás dispuesto a sugerencias y siempre quieres aprender más... Para mi un verdadero profesional es humilde y tú eres sincero y humilde ❤
I’m so glad to see this! I’m right at the beginning, and I absolutely loved that table! I hope you really enjoyed the project
Rescue - I should’ve waited till the end for that but I forgot 😂
I loved this so much, you have skill! I’m laid up in bed recovering from a surgery and just been watching your videos, they are very therapeutic! Cheers from England 🙏🏼
"Kintsugi" which is a japanese art form of making things more beautiful by repairing them (typically it was repairing pottery with gold). This totally works with the upscale market as well.
I also like "Character" for pieces with lots of knots and cracks and chunks to work with.
I was thinking the same thing. Gold could work well with black too. I'm not sure quite how you'd go about it though.
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Know what I like about you, is that you do learn from your mistakes and you give everything the personal touch. You speak your mind about what you think are your lack of skills, I see it as learning on the job. I've been making necklaces for the last 40+ years and with each new product that comes out, I learn a new way of making my necklaces better. My necklace are one-of-a-kind as I use crystals and stones. Like you top quality. If I won't wear it I won't sell it to my customer. Life is all about learning and being true to yourself. I turn 70 next week and boy oh boy have I learned a lot about Life. One is never give up on your Passion for creating what you love to do. Blessings. 💜💜💜
That’s awesome, thanks so much Samantha.
You are 100% correct - that tabletop is outrageously beautiful. I really like the base, but I think it clashes with the top - a simple metal base would (IMHO) worked better. Still, great work - better than anything I could ever do.
same. Or use the n3 for the base so they are both equally shiny.
This table is Awesome! 🔥 And I agree with you in that it is the prettiest wood table I've seen anywhere. Thanks for not only sharing the build but also the rescue of this incredible piece.
I've been binge watching your videos. They are just great. A starter company I worked for purchased a $50,000 conference table. At the time I was like that is just insane. Watching your videos has enlightened me to understand why pieces can cost so much.
I love seeing the giveaways and donating money. I also love watching the process, the mistakes, the end result.
The amount of hate folks spew from their putrid fingers in the comments, your comebacks are just great! I find it hilarious 😂 😃 😄
Keep up the great work! 👍
Only jerks get irritated by trusted educational TH-camrs name dropping. You’re teaching a skill imo. I’m here to learn. I don’t know what products are out there and what they do, so please keep telling me!
Rescue. I am with you - I love the wood and the grain. This turned out to be a beautiful table.
Rescue. I love the carve-out you did on the underside of the base--I think that texture would look cool featured on a visible surface in a future build (I forget if you've done something like that before)
Rescue, Cam that table is freaking gorgeous. I love it. As always you do phenomenal work.
Rescue! I’m so glad you could rescue this table because I really love it. I’m building a similar round one with Olivewood from Turkey and blue epoxy. I’m having a lot of trouble filling all the tiny holes from the bubbles that you mentioned in your video. I’ve done four sets with epoxy, and I am sanding them off with an Orbital sander. But I feel like I am spinning in circles because they just keep coming. Does the CA glue and spray method work better? Can you give me any tips? I feel like I’m creating more bubbles when I’m sanding. I have lots of bubbles along the edges as I failed to brush them after the pour. Thanks very much for your reply in advance! Absolutely love your work, and your honesty and openness with your mistakes! You’re inspiring!
Rescue: The table is stunning. I wonder if you have made bases similar to that one before. I love the way it turned out.
You rescued my boring night lol. 😊
Possible names for second attempts on first failed projects:
Cam’s Rehabilitated Tables: Recovery Doesn’t Happen Overnight
Cam’s Table Revisions: Don’t Quit 5 minutes Before the Miracle
Cam’s Table Salvaging: Progress, Not Perfection
Have a great holiday friend 😄
12 step guy
Rescue. That is an excellent reclaim of a 'twice loved' piece. Beautifully done!
RESCUE
HELLO CAM, I WATCH YOUR VIDEOS FROM PERU, AND ALTHOUGH I'M NOT A CARPENTER (I WORK AS A SAFETY ENGINEER IN CONSTRUCTION) YOUR VIDEOS RELAX ME, I'VE BECOME A FAN OF YOUR CHANNEL, A BIG HUG.
Yet another killer piece, useful tips, with 1st responder humor sprinkled throughout....and of course your fan of the week segment never fails to disappoint lol
You know on these big heavy tables like this you should try to find a way to put hidden drop down roller wheels under the base. You could find a way to make a hidden lever to drop them, that way for moving you could drop the wheels and roll it out of the way, so you wouldn’t scratch floors, or need two people to move
Rescue. So glad it got a second chance. And I think you redeemed it's original beauty and value. 100% your best...failure And Scott you rock! You always get the shot and I bet that's not so easy with cam around. Thank you both for all the amazing content.
I bought this as a gift for my friend th-cam.com/users/postUgkxcZqgZ8Ynkiz5n_LxIWRlAicuzmz5kCHG who is just starting out in the world of wood work. He loves it!! There is a great section on different wood and what to use for what kind of job and a similar section for tools as well. The projects in it are things you probably would have a go at with clear instructions, pictures, videos and diagrams throughout. Great for a beginner/amateur wood worker.
I am obsessed with watching you work on your projects. Not only because you do great work but also because I like the sound of your voice…it’s soothing.
Rescuing this table turned out incredibly beautiful!
This is a side topic segue. I spent the last week deep diving into how TH-cam pays their content creators, and you my good sir, are hitting ALL the keystones. You have to be doing quite well from your channel, quite well indeed! And...let me say...IMHO, you deserve every $ bud, every red cent. Im a subscriber, and..i frequently watch the entire video you create. That, is because they are informative, and to me, super interesting. So...congrats, and keep building!....PS. No giant clock with french movie poster?? Shame on you! 😂😂😂😂
I always wondered if you would do something with this again! So glad you did, it's such a nice piece
Stunning wood…so glad you saved it.
Rescue! I like the idea of using the word redeemed instead of rescue or salvaged. Love how you redeemed your failure - it ended up a very pretty table.
RESCUE....
Although it's not "repossessed", "repo table" would be a cool name. Also a name that wouldn't technically depreciate with the name itself. Just an idea, but I love the videos. I usually keep them on whilst working from home, so thank you for helping me get through hours of online work!! Much love and keep up the beautiful craftsmanship!
Been watching your stuff when I can. I love how you easily share and resolve your mistakes. I’ve been doing woodworking most of my life as a hobby. Keep up the good work
Rescue: This table is gorgeous. Truly inspiring me to want to start my own thing. Thanks for all the time spent
That came out absolutely gorgeous. How about "2nd Life Wood" for a name. I sure wish I had a shop and the income to try to do this kind of wood working. The biggest problem I would have is since Black Walnut is my most favorite type of wood I wouldn't have any money left since I would try to buy all of your work you have.
2nd life wood - solid suggestion. got my vote.
Rescue! I love the rescued table. I think "Reborn Wood" is a good description for reused wood.
Previously trees
"born again" wood 🤣
The word "Reborn" reminds me of those creepy "Reborn baby dolls" 😂😂😂
@@lorirain3486 LOL!!!!
@@aaronwatkins8973 LOL
This table is absolutely beautiful. It was an amazing rescue!
Usually when I watch longer project videos I get bored or the process is uninteresting, but your videos haven't failed to keep me 100% interested yet! I love watching how you make everything and seeing the final product, and your commentary is quite funny and interesting to listen to. I really enjoy you're videos, and I hope you're having a good day when/if you read this!(p.s. I enjoyed the little behind the scenes with Scott!)