$8500 of End Tables
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ส.ค. 2024
- My idea vs a mean commenter's idea. For charity.
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00:00 Introduction
00:41 "The Comment"
01:56 Wood for each table
03:01 Cutting perfect circles
04:40 How I use social media
06:08 Expensive shop tools
06:58 I know this looks stupid
08:38 Power carving wood tip
09:50 Using a spokeshave
10:28 New method for carving
11:47 Filling holes in wood
13:26 Texturing wood (for a reason)
14:08 LED finishing oil, and blue dye
16:17 Blue-green fade
17:13 Who would buy this?
18:25 Awkward conversation
19:12 Auction details - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
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Hate to say it but i think i like the blue better at least between those gray chairs
I like the title change
@@HateHater2205there will probably be more to come 😬
Instead of "ocean" or "sea" burst you could try a honeyburst table - it would be interesting to put something in a similar palette against the walnut too, it's exceptional walnut and even if the solid or burst blue can't beat it maybe a "honey" or "tea" burst could.
I never leave comments but this one hit home a bit. There's something to be said for versatility and proving a point. I commend that fully. But to a person who thinks that finding the artistic capacity of the wood and creating something beautiful with it is art in itself. Wood carving or whatever other form of raw talent you "dont" have is not overshadowed by being able to take Walnut and create something worth what you ask for it. What's more, to say that Wood must be colorful to be good is laughable, that's what metal is for. Woodwork is to showcase the wood, hence the reason most carpenters use coatings that don't alter it's color. The beauty is in the material and the ability to shape that material not the carcinogens you cover it with.
If you’re curious like me but doesn’t want to leave yt, walnut table was sold by 4300 usd while the blue one was sold for 3700 usd! I loved both ❤
Thanks for saying.
That's what I figured. The blue is incredible, but the people looking for that color on wood aren't paying buying tables at that price. They're buying guitars.
Yeah i think the blue one is super cool but I start think if I had that table where would I put it and I came to the conclusion it’s just way too much table like I would have to theme a whole room around that table to the point the room would be around the table rather than the table in the room and I just ain’t got the sauce for all that
My listening room is all blue and gold decor. A really swanky place to drink bourbon and listen to records. That blue one would have been perfect. But I can see why the walnut would be a more versatile piece for a variety of settings. Thanks for telling us the prices.
I wonder how much the colour impacted things. A bright blue colour will have trouble selling, as a lower number of bidders will lower the ending bids.
Most commonly wanted colours are neutral colours: the usual white, grey an black, along with darker tones of blue, turquoise and green. Blacktail Studio added colour and did great work with that and the work as a whole, but the choice of colour itself is a vital step he didn't linger on long enough. I don't know if that would have bumped up the price or not...
I think the best form of reflection is the type that you take all criticism with a grain of salt and say, "Hey, you could be right! Let's try it!"
funny part is it could be constructive criticism if the person hadn't been a snarky asshole and said he just copied stuff.
Absolutely 👊
The best form of reflection is when you realize criticism is only critical if you're not prepared to handle people's honest opinions.
Respectfully, I don’t have the $997 for the course. I’m trying to create a woodworking business out of my garage and I haven’t even got the money to put my heating on this winter. Can you advise those of us who are struggling on how to move forward? The main issue I’ve found is finding a platform that actually works for the little guys. EBay and Etsy have been a non starter. My work is high quality yet all I seem to get is totally ridiculous offers that aren’t even 10% of materials costs.
@@GrumpyWolfTechno kidding! The irony of the unoriginality of being a snarky anonymous commenter is probably lost on the poor goon.
I feel like an intruder posting here, but I really enjoy watching these videos. At 85, I don't have the stamina, the skill, or the room in my garage to undertake anything at all in the woodworking world. I did take woodworking in my Texas high school under a terrific teacher and got an appreciation for the products of our work and imagination. Then, later, as a high school math teacher, I could appreciate the skill of the teachers and what their students produced. I spend a couple of hours or more each day watching, and really enjoy your comments, your trial-and-error methods and always the finished product. Don't worry about the trolls - they're everywhere!
I'm editing this post - I don't know the name that appears at the top of this message, unless that is what the Internet assigned me when I subscribed.
Thank you for sharing your story!
Such a sweet and heartwarming reply! Thank you for sharing this! I wish you the best, have an amazing day!
You could probably try and do hand chiseling little ornaments like birds or so, that would be a lot less strenuous and still just as creative. Small carved boxes would be nice too for smaller less physically demanding projects. Thank you for sharing you brightened my day :)
This post is adorable. I know a bit of woodworking from my technical theatre class (also in texas!) But nothjng nearly what this man does.
You are way more skilled than you give yourself credit for. I had a real problem choosing between the blue table and the natural wood finish table. Blue is my favorite color and the blue one would fit right into my blue and white decor scheme. Conversely, I love the wood finishes that you do and that’s one reason I watch your videos. Everything you make is so magnificent!
Surprisingly, I think the blue table will sell for more. If you do another colored table, guitar makers often start with a black or charcoal stain first to get the grain patterns to really "pop", then sand it back and use the actual color such as blue, purple, etc.
I guess you could do a similar thing in monochrome, the blue sanded back to the turquoise/aqua
I love the blue but I would love to see something dyed a bright pink❤ maybe for Breast Cancer research. Love you work & I will be bidding on Blue
Unsurprisingly, you were wrong. The blue table sold for less.
@@SpaceCadet4Jesus holy snark on this comment
@@SpaceCadet4Jesus how much did they each sell for?
The blue table with the fade was really cool. Kind of had that 'custom guitar' aesthetic. But that said, I still liked the walnut one even more. Awesome work all around.
It is Gibson blueberry burst not even custom it is a famous one
@@E.Mulchiif he had layered more colors on like that, it would have looked really cool. Like maybe purple and black added. Still looks pretty good tho.
We recently came across your channel. We are in awe of the quality of your work. Your patience definitely shows in the final product. Everything you design and make is 100%. You've been blessed with a gift.
I started watching your videos with the fire table! I love what you do with every piece you create, and I love that you are sensibly snarky with the negative comments. Personally, I like both the blue and brown tables, I think the overall design of the room would dictate which one I would buy. Keep up the great work 👍
Brown. The blue table is actually really cool, but I think it appeals to a smaller group of people. The oil finished walnut look is kind of timeless and can mesh well with a lot of other decor choices. The blue table is basically limited to ultra modern style spaces. Both are awesome though. The blue table is definitely unique!
I'll never get tired of walnut. It's such a beautifully coloured wood, a perfect mix of warm and cool undertones.
These are stunning. Phenomenal work. I like your work. I like working with wood myself but have limited space and resources but I strive to get a little better each time. Watching your videos gives me little ideas that I can try. Thanks and look forward to watching your other videos.👍
Cam you have such an amazing story. The quality you bring is outstanding and inspiring to the viewers. Thank you so so much for sharing your passion. I find your videos fun to watch and educational. At the same time I enjoy how you take on challenges and mishaps. I really enjoy watching you!!!
I have so much respect for you saying “I messed up by doing X, then realized Z is better.” You’re like NONE of the bosses I’ve had.
The turquoise fade was an awesome choice. It helps bring out the pattern in the wood, and when you're working with an organic product, you should always try to take advantage of the natural art that's already in the wood.
If I were in the market for a table, I'd have gone for blue. But blue is also my favorite color and you did a spectacular job.
Blue, I absolutely love both the tables but the blue is exceptional it really stands out and I can see it in any Decor whether that be vintage, ocean, modern Etc. I think it will go with anything. I love your Walnut table also but I really have to say the blue is the best. Great job loved watching how you accomplished all of this!
I am impressed with the quality of your work, I am just getting started with a few tables .I have a piece of redwood 11ft X4ft trying to figure out legs for it . I have cedar and some curly maple. I have been playing around with different ideas.I am a disabled veteran with time on my hands and few tools
Brown...and I'm originally from the midwest!!! You're correct about the blue and the coasts. I sold a place I owned in Sausalito a few years ago. When remodeling it, I had four panel solid oak doors installed, custom maple kitchen cabinets and bathroom vanities, custom oak fireplace surround and mantel, and oak crown mouldings. Sold the place to a native Californian and first thing he did was paint everything white and painted the walls gray and black!!!! YIKES!
Brown. Hands down. The reason walnut/wood pieces will always sell for more is they are able to fit a wider array of décor styles and color pallets. Bright blue like in the video is niche. At best. And, much easier to come by for affordable prices at major retailers. You can't get hardwood tables, let alone ones with resin inlays and pours, at Walmart or Lowe's.
That said, I think both pieces turned out beautifully and you really elevated the results with those amazing finishes.
100% right !!! I have a beautiful blue guitar that looks fantastic, but it's a guitar, not furniture.
I actually like watching the sanding, its one of my favorite parts of a project. it makes such a huge difference
Blue...As a lover of natural and rarely used color on my work I do like the blue table quite a lot. I also love the walnut table mostly because it is spectacular wood and natural. Thanks for sharing the work you do. I am a turner but have just started thin king about using carving similar in nature to what you do on some of my work.
The fire and epoxy table is probably one of my most favorite pices of furniture ive ever seen. You knocked it out of the park with that one. Someone is going to be very lucky and happy.
Agreed it's an amazing table. I just assumed he sold it for a bunch of money, and it deserves it!
i would like to see another with two phases to the epoxy part. first phase small back lit orange and red embers and second phase clear coat smooth surface.
Blue is low key so unique and pretty. I didn't expect the wood to shine through the blue dye like that. I do think the walnut will sell for more and is also pretty but that blue is something else.
What's not unique is still using the word "lowkey".
I think the blue will sell for way more, the walnut is pretty but boring
But you started your comment with blue so... you cant be playing us like that smh.
@@jomangeee9180right now the blue is 800 Dollars vs the 1k for the walnut
@@unironicaluser1867 I would personally buy the blue 💙, I think the walnut has a wider audience appeal
Blue just might be the one to finish in front because of the novelty of it for you. I think they are both stunning to look at & so my final choice, for me personally, I wood go with the Walnut. It is a 'warm' wood with many colour variations that show up remarkably well with the finishes you use. Cheers, Don from South Australia.
Great job on both tables. The blue looks amazing and will no doubt look fantastic in the right setting!
However, I would without any hesitation opt for the walnut.
I look forward to seeing which table sells for a higher bid!
As a public school grad myself, I also agree that half of 23 is 12.5. 😂 love the tables man.
I missed that bit...did he really say that?😂
@@Billy.Nomates 3:10
Thank God! I had to scroll so far down to find this, I began to question my own education! 😂
THEN, I heard him correct himself. 😂
How is anyone who gets this wrong above the age of 10? Oh wait... america.
@@koopa5504 🤓
The blue table looks amazing between the two leather chairs... however, I'd assume that average high end customers (not art collectors) would prefer natural wood colors over flashy dyes. It'll be interesting to see the bids 🎉
You picked the perfect wood for the blue dye table, though!
Definitely new money vs old money. Lol. I could see the blue being gorgeous a modern bachelor pad of a programmer or something.
They both look amazing! However my favorite is the walnut. I'm a first time watcher and a novice woodworker, will definitely be following you! I'm currently building my third table used reclaimed redwood.
Love your work and video presentation over the years. No fake drama, ect. Appriciate the variety also. The Fan of the Week makes me laugh!
The contrast between the two is amazing. That blue maple inset into the walnut would be something to see.
This. That would be a gorgeous combo.
Blue or brown, I can't say which is gonna sell more. However, I'm absolutely thrilled with the path you took with the blue. Sanding after the dye to highlight the grain was an excellent choice and it came out awesome.
EXCELLENT VIDEO!!!! The use of colored stain is spectacular and I look forward to seeing you use more color in your projects!!!!!
Some of the techniques that you used for this project are used in pottery-making. A hollowed out bade (on a plate or mug) is called a "foot"
Easy and interesting to watch video! Great to see thee process, time and care put into it, thank you 😊 ps I think the tables were on par, all down to taste
Brown table is my favorite but i know that the blue table is definitely someone’s table. It feels like it’s made for someone and idk who but I’d love to meet them! nice tables though, both are absolutely stunning
Brown
I like the natural brown more but that blue looks so cool! Looks like it would be right at home in a guitar room!
Walnut. Love the side by side build. I can see the blue in some retro setting. I love them both, but I'm more partial to the Walnut.
I just love watching you work, your creativity, admitting your misgivings & failings is especially refreshing. I wasnt a huge fan of the blue table (my love for natural woodgrain). But I tried to analyze what bothered me. I think it's the way the aqua fades to the centre of the top. It kinda looks like as kids your felt tip runs out so you lick it and scrub for all its worth to get the last smidges of color. I agree monotone isn't always the most interesting so maybe next you could contrast with darker tones rather than fading to lighter tones.
The blue one turned out much better than I thought it could but that Bastogne walnut is just too nice.
With the grain of the wood and the blue dye, it makes the blue table look like it is made out of a piece of the ocean. Both tables look great, but i love the blue dye table. I like the texture you put on the bottom of both tables, if you were the make a table top with that texture and dye it blue, it would resemble water a lot i think. Ofcourse you would have to fill it with resin to make it flat. A lot of creativity is possible i think. Greetings from the Netherlands! Love your videos
For my eyes the wood always looks best before the finishing that makes the wood dark and shiny. That makes me think of an old couples furniture. Please try to leave the wood lighter sometimes. I'm Scandinavian. That might explain something. I know nothing about woodworking. But your channel is definitely one of my favourites! ❤
I really liked the blue to turquoise fade, that was a nice touch! They’re both really cool tables, though I do think the walnut one has a little bit more flexibility in the kinds of interiors it would work in
"I don't need your judgment" literally made me laugh. Thanks for that and your open, honest delivery.
“Are you covid vaccinated” is the most random thing to ask someone after not paying them 😆. Love how you always handle things Cam.
Well bidder does seem like someone who would get vaccinated. Not too bright.
Frankly definitely reveals them as a troll trying to abuse him, not just meming.
The dude was literally about to give you the anti covid Qanon speech 😂😂😂
Not had a single covid "vax". 0 regrets.
@@ScoobGruber No one asked
This is my first video that I watched on your channel and I loved it! I liked the walnut table a little bit better but the blue table was also very cool! Thank you for your time and effort!
The" blue job" was incredible. It was seriously one of the coolest colors I have seen. I am not rich, but seeing these made helps me live vicariously through your work. Thank you for havunf this channel.
I think the blue looks stunning! So does the brown, I would absolutely love a dark red colored table like that, would go with other pieces I have in my room, colors are great but I feel like are harder to sell to people who aren’t specifically looking for a colored table
Ooh yeah, a dark red would be wonderful.
A dark red or a dark green would be my preference. Other colors would have to have a very specific decor, more non-nature artsy with a specific color palette. Annndddd that’s why I end up with a variety of natural wood furniture and decor accidentally. 😂
I generally consider paint on the wood as sacrilege or just bad taste as it hides the natural beauty of the veins. But because the semitransparent blue paint doesn't entirely hide the veins, the table looks gorgeous. It changed my mind about painting a piece of wood. Thank you for the inspiration, knowledge and entertainment.
It's not paint. It's dye.
I would say you're still correct when it comes to actual paint on stain grade wood being sacrilegious. Luckily the blue tint he used here was more of a stain, so you can still see the wood grain.
@@brianlawrence9959
And there's the difference. And I just noticed you got hearted, lol! He's all up in the comments section.
As an artist who likes to work with color, I like both and I liked how you used different colors on it.😊
The underbase texture looks great. I'd love a table with that texture all over (obviously plain flat top). As for the colours, the blue does look really nice. Key problem is that many colour schemes won't work with the blue whereas the walnut works with most. So even though it looks just as good you've reduced your customer base fighting over it at auction. Different coloured woods might look great too, but again walnut likely has the largest customer base which will offset the fact that other woods might look nicer for some customers. That quilted maple in a wood colour would likely be my favourite given the right room colour scheme, though the blue turned out fantastic too.
Long time lurker here. I'm loving the blue, not really my style but reminds me of one of my dad's bass guitars. It's green and as a child, I always thought it was velvet trapped in glass. Keep going, love the spirit of the challenge!
I’d love to make a green version (if you have a small budget i can do an exterior maple and interior plywood just reply to this comment. I’m based in stl
Blue table is iconic, and your classic walnut will sell for more, but we all have that part of us which WANTS to have the quilted blue more... Great work as always!
Blue. I think a whole set in the rainbow colours would be pretty rad. Great woodworking as well. The skilz level is above and beyond expert!
The top of the blue one looks like water, like waves on the ocean!! Incredible
Offering assistance to Make A Wish for children is awesome! Any charity that legitimately takes helping people seriously!
Brown - I love the brown one, but also the blue one is really cool. The thing that I love more is your dedication to documenting and commenting the whole process. That's such a tedious work and you're nailing it every single video. I really hope this also is kind of fun for you.
I love both tables! I personally would have loved the same blue colour at the base though. Awesome job and I hope you make lots of money on them
Colors are fun! I'd love to see a deep purple-y wine red, I feel like if's more in the "possible wood" shade ranges and wouldn't clash as much in most decors but still be unique
Both tables are great though!
Brown. Dude, beyond being a woodworking wiz, you are killing the business part. The n3 nano, the epoxy workshop, custom tools, the creator course. I'm a huge fan of the projects you do but I'm even more impressed with your business mindset.
Thanks man, trying to keep the content at the forefront though!
@@BlacktailStudio I'm okay with that! Already looking forward to the next video.
«It got to be a better way to say that» Just perfect delivery from Scott there 😂😂😂
The moment you tossed the tape measurer from mis calculating was so genuine. Anyone who has does anything crafty has felt that same feeling. Thank you for keeping this in the video. You are now more human. Still a woodworking wizard though.
I can definitely see that blue table in a sleek modern house but for my family’s historical beach house in California (house was built in the 1800’s level of historical) the walnut one would complement the other furniture better but I’d love to see what you can do with a California Red Wood project maybe inspired by 1800’s Santa Cruz CA as a nod to the EMERALD QUEEN’S commitment (don’t know how to get TH-cam to show my name instead of my handle so I’m just going to write my name in the comment itself)
Hey Cam, just wanted to say I'm a big fan of yours. I don't do any woodwork whatsoever, but I watch all your videos. You figured out what it takes to generate millions of views - creativity, genuineness (and yes, you talking adds so much personality and interest in these videos), humor, and just all the beautiful and detailed work in general. I think I'm part of the many, but these videos are always something I look forward to (to watch between work breaks or sleep). Just wanted to share that!
Also, if you do any future charity videos, would you be open to the Dravet Syndrom Foundation? One of my closest friends just found out his 11-month old daughter has Dravet syndrome. It has no cure, and 20% of children don't make it to adulthood. Since it impacts such a small minority of children, it doesn't get the attention it needs. Just wanted to throw it out there, and appreciate what you're doing for the Make a Wish foundation! All the best, Anthony.
Send me some info to contact@blacktailstudio.com. Always looking for a good place to donate money
Cam, you are a legend! thanks so much for responding @@BlacktailStudio
Agreed
Email sent! The subject line is "Blacktail Studios - Charity Ideas - Dravet Syndrome Foundation". Appreciate you sir!
As a childhood leukemia survivor and a participant in a few make a wish foundation events, I am honored to have come across your channel and to see that you are doing a build for the foundation that has supported the families of children not as blessed I had been. Please keep it up because it means ALOT to us survivors
Blue table would look amazing in a Palm Springs mid century home. The shape & color are perfect…In my opinion…
My favorite is the black walnut but the quilted maple is nice too. I had no idea there are different types of walnut or maple woods.
I’d love to see you make a table from Birds Eye Maple 🍁 my mom has a bedroom set made from this maple. The pattern of the Birds Eye maple on the headboard is very noticeable and quite unique. I love your work and videos are great. Thank you!
I kind of like your black work with wood. It’s kind of your signature. You do what you like! I love your art!
I feel like I would be more likely to purchase the walnut, but would be more likely to notice and compliment the blue table in someone else's home. They're both beautiful!
This right here is one of the numerous reasons I watch and subscribe to your channel, Cam. Your humble and subtly humorous approach to things is every bit entertaining as it is a learning point.
As for an ‘average’ woodworker, personally I find above all it’s your attention to detail that truly elevates you well above that category.
Another gem of a video, thank you sir!
I like both tables and i would buy either one of them. But i really love the natural wood table. I love your work and the fact that you show your mistakes so others will learn from them. That's the mark of a great teacher. Thank you sir.
Loving the video and detailed explanations. Thank you for handing down this knowledge
If you want figured maple to really pop, dye it black, sand it back then add the blue to clear, then some straight clear. You will get a lot of depth like that. Love both tables and the idea behind this video! Keep up the great work
Blue honestly sent me through everything. I'm all for the walnut in my house but the blue one made me rethink my life for a minute.
Would love to see you try working on a lathe! I love watching lathe work and I think you’d suit it!
13:20 Maybe this is an unpopular opinion, but little "flaws" like that aren't so much flaws, in my eyes, as they are simply details. I'm not a wood worker, but I did take a wood working class in high school. For a while we were making nightstands (we were all working independently at our own pace, but following the same instructions), and for some reason, I couldn't stop making these little mistakes (scraps and dents, burning from the sander, saw marks). One day my nightstand was gone, and the teacher told me I could look at the projects from other classes. Turned out, some girl had sanded my name off the nightstand (it was already mostly put together, so I couldn't really plane that piece again) and put her name on it instead, but I could tell it was mine from all those little imperfections I had left on it (and I had my name in another spot she didn't notice). Anyway, the whole experience really changed my mind about little flaws like that, you know, it's more like an imprint from the creator. If those aren't at least subtly visible, it kind of feels a little unnatural.
Walnut won the auction $4300 to $3700
neither was worth more than $10. trash
@@itchiegames I'd love to see you do better
@@prehistoricorchid3455he’s right but a bit rude, people can make these tables so easily . Like he said this is basic woodworking skills so yea……
@majames4999 he's not right. This isn't a mass-produced product made of cheap wood and product. It's 1 of a kind product. Is it simple? Say, but you're paying for labor, not just the product itself. So unless you can do it yourself for 10 bucks then hush.
@@majames4999 not right at all. Definitely worth more than $10. I wouldn't pay more than $50 personally. But art to some is worth more. Some just want to support an independent dude instead of a corporation
The Walnut is BY FAR the better looking piece but the blue doesn't look too bad either. You do some awesome work my friend. Came for the woodworking, stayed for the HILARIOUS sense of humor.
He is a bit of a smart ass.
Also, what about some carving? That would be pretty sick; plus it could add to the character the builds have already. These pieces blow my mind.
Blue might actually win, considering how unique it is, and the fact that it's all for charity. I'm also biased because that blue table is one I'd love to own 😆The way you sanded the top just enough so that the color of the natural wood peeks back through the blue was such a good idea. The way the grain kind of...wobbles? If that makes sense? makes it look like a still image from above of shallow water along a beach. Truly a wonderful bluejob (: 💙
Blue table turned out absolutely totally bespoke and the depth of colour on timber was brilliant, not taking anything away from the walnut table again a stunning piece. Great work.
Love the arrested development quip at the end of your video there! fantastic sets of work, both of them :D
Great site. I fish mostly but between trips I do alot of wood work. Walnut is one of my go to woods. I do live in the furnature capitol of the US, Lenoir NC. Great wood is always available. I have a good collection of curley and worm hole maple. Cherry is also great for carving tables. Most worm hole maple can not be used in mass produced furniture. It is either cheap or free if you know someone. You do a great jod of coaching through you videos. Thanks for your hard work
The walnut table is inoffensive/safer but I imagine the places the blue table is going to work are going to be a lot more visibly interesting.
I'm genuinely really into the blue! Very funky and unique! I feel as though the aqua fade could have been a little more saturated, but it would be really cool to see you use more colour in your wood working
Blue …hey this is the first time I’ve ever seen this channel but bro you are so wholesome and thoughtful to every single person that watches you. Just wanted to tell you that you’re probably gonna have a long time viewer for now on…me haha keep up the great work!
Pretty humble carpenter! Pretty sure half of his viewers skill won’t stack up against this guy, but it refreshing to hear a down to earth and very amicable contents creator producing a kicka** product for a great cause like this! Kudos
Beautiful work as usual Cam. Just wanted to say you really are one of the elite TH-cam creators. Perfect balance of personality, humour, content, quality and craftsmanship. Well done on your well deserved success. All the best from the UK.
Cam, don’t sell yourself short, art is about perception. I took shop like 40 decades ago and haven’t built anything since. I can tell you that I find your ideas and creations inspiring.
Art is in the eyes of the beholder.
40 decades lol my guy must be at least a year old
bros 400+ years old
I just discovered your channel and I love it. Both tables are beautiful, but the blue one is awesome! Also you're very entertaining. :)
Oh thanks Rachel
WOW! totally came out way cooler than i thought it would as well!! enjoy your vids!!!
Brown - I really thought I would hate the blue one, but I actually really like it. I am a natural wood color fan, and I still think the brown one will sell for more, but I hope I am wrong. I am glad the viewer questioned your color choices and that you rose to the challenge. The way the blue makes the maple grain pop is just incredible. Another phenomenal video.
I do lean more towards the natural wood, but the blue looks absolutely amazing. It has a mirage feel to it like you can actually see the water rippling. My daughter liked the blue more. Said it matches her aesthetic.
The blue one is Sooo lovely! Still, you raised a lot of money for a worthy cause, taught us a lot and stretched everyone's artistic muscle! Good on ya!
I use trans-tint dyes all the time for gun stocks and furniture and If you're going to use water, you really should use distilled especially with darker woods and dyes. I have very hard water here and had to apply the dye more than i would have liked in order to get the tone where i wanted it and as the dye and water entered the wood, the impurities built up on the surface in the pores of the wood. You kinda had to really look for it, but after noticing the first time, i couldn't unsee it. I now prefer to use denatured alcohol since it dries faster and is much less likely to warp the wood by getting it too wet. ill save you the story on that one. lol. I love your videos and learn from every one ive seen.
My partner and I have set our life goals to “buy a table from Cam” in order to know we’ve made it big. We love your work ethic, your art, humor, and humility. An evening with your channel feels like an evening with a very talented friend!
Your partner? Are you in a buddy cop film?
Thats so nice Emma. Im honored to be considered. 😊
@cecilbigman4250 that was a douche comment, Cecil.
Oxford dictionary says:
1. Either of a pair engaged together in the same activity.
2. Either member of a married couple or established unmarried couple.
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It was a joke.
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Blue is really amazing looking! Brown is really amazing looking! The most amazing thing is how humble you are about your woodworking skills. I hope the auctions go well.
that blue looks amazing. At first it scared me but once you got the entire table it was beautiful
I must say I was so surprised how the blue table turned out. I still love the walnut table a little more. My daughter however swears by the blue guitar table. My daughter has been a big fan for the past few years. Good luck with the fund raising 😊
I think both the brown and the blue have their charm, but you're right - as someone from the Midwest, I DO prefer natural wood finishes. I did wood shop as an elective all 4 years of high school and my teacher impressed on me the inherent beauty of the different woods without stain or heavy finishes. I DO think you should mix it up a bit, add some warm Cherry wood. 👍
Art isn't just about highly detailed pieces, your furniture is definitely art and you are definitely an artist!
Blue. I like both but I'm partial to the blue one since blue is my favorite color and those shades are just amazing!
The blue table came out a lot better than I thought the shine looks fantastic