After watching Blacktail Studio videos for months now, I'm convinced that his full-time job is actually replying to and liking comments. Woodworking is actually just his side gig. 😏
I wish he had said where he was from though, by his condescending tone and the "dear Americans" I can only surmise that he is some jealous cockwomble from the UK, but I would be embarrassed and saddened if I thought he was Scottish. Keep up the good work and all the best for 2021.
First video I think I've seen if yours... Love it and congratulations on going full time. Hope it's all still going well and I look forward to seeing more of your projects.
“Salam” which is in Arabic, I don’t have a question this week, I just wanted to say that even now the nature of the content is different but still really interesting to be watched. Keep it up 👍🏻
Hola Cam! I'm curious about the company that does the pre-cut kits for tables, like the one you said you used for your outfeed table. Can you share a link for them? Thanks!
In spanish we normally say hola for hello, but in italian we say "ciao". Curiously enough, "chao", which derived from “ciao” is used to say goodbye in spanish 😂
Next time you try to make your miter saw level with the tables, use this trick: Get a perfectly square 2x4, so that when you lay it on the cutting area of your saw, it sticks out about a foot on each end. Attach it to your saw using the holes on the fence of the saw, making sure that 2x4 is sitting dead flat on the cutting surface of your saw. Now simply rest your saw using those extra foot lengths from each end. This will work as a temp holder while you install the permanent shelf for your saw to sit on. Hope it makes sense. Also, you made your station parallel to the floor, but that floor is not level, you might want to use a laser next time. Good luck!
I like the look too, but I probably would have replaced the plate covers for the electrical outlets. Metal covers against the metal pegboard blends in a little too well. Too easy to be in a hurry and accidentally plug something into the pegboard instead of the outlet, and vice versa could present a risk of shock. Maybe that's just me though - I might not be paying 100% attention because I'm thinking about what I'm building and I could see myself getting a little complacent, but I doubt I'd ever be THAT scatterbrained... hopefully. However I'm also rather fond of not being electrocuted so being the worry wart that I am, it would drive me nuts to think "It COULD happen though!"
I disagree on the Chamfer pronunciations because these guys can't even say aluminum right. But completely agree with the "I could care less". It's like people who say "irregardless". It's not a real word, but woke, inclusion dictionaries are adding it anyway. When you say Irregardless, you are actually saying "NOT regardless", similarly to saying irredeemable means "NOT redeemable".
Didn't know I NEEDED this until I saw you build it. Some things just resonate. Can you post a link to the company you ordered your outfeed table from? Thanks!
I think the french cleats systems look nice and can be handy if you're in a position where you move things around a lot but for the most part, most people put something somewhere and there it will stay. I, personally, just put up a piece of nice ply and screw my holders to it. I think the new peg looks pretty nice.
Other great way to improve pegboards hooks, is to use the heat-shrink tubing used in electrity related work. It comes in variety of diameters, to fit over all kinds of hooks.
Aloha! I just found your channel this week and I am loving the content. Your new garage and layout is a thing of beauty and definitely makes me envious! I like that your voice-over is more a highlight and less of a step-by-step but you openly accept any questions viewers might have. Keep up the great work and keep living your dream man!
is that true do people actually say that? May I ask where you're from or rather where the people that say stuff like this are from? I am a linguist btw. and I happen to work on a phenomenon that is called expletive negation e.g. this reminds me of the year when my son almost didn't die from Hanta Virus you can leave out the negation in the second sentence witout it affecting the meaning of the sentence.
I just upgraded and went with the same miter saw and love it! Super smooth mechanics, its just wonderful. Also, love my Husky boxes too. Great stuff, love the videos!
Thobela ( Hello in Sepedi) I'm South Africa and I'd like to know what would be the ideal start up woodworking tools to begin with, been watching your work and I'd like to start.
Bonjourno! I've had my bosch glide since 2013 and absolutely love it. It did have some defects in the fence, it wasn't a big issue since I was using it for timber stud work but recently emailed both and they are sending out replacement parts free of charge 8 years later, incredible customer service!
Grüß Gott Cay, I really enjoy all your video's but this is one of my favorites because I'm in the process of building my retirement woodshop. I'll send you pics when I copy your plans ;-) Thanks my friend!
kia ora from New Zealand that's a really smooth workbench and setup. I'm building my workbenches right now, so looking for ideas unfortunately your setup won't work for me I'm not blessed with as much space and my shop is a 7x2.5-metre trailer as I live in a custom-built RV. but I used 30x30mm aluminium extrusion for the frame of the trailer.
Dia dhuit! Awesome job on the workbenches. And, great content. I'm a relatively new subscriber (1 week) and I've learned so much from your videos. Thanks!
I'm curious how the double sided tape has worked out for you. I was thinking maybe you could use some magnets to secure a metal sheet if that doesn't work out. Love all your videos, cheers!
The only thing that's wrong with this is ....... YOU WEREN'T ON YT 5 YEARS AGO ! ! ! ! But a BIG 🇹🇭🇦🇳🇰 🇾🇴🇺 For these GREAT IDEAS . AND I just subscribed . Do you speak Klingon Qapla ! ! ! Success ! ! !
Hola, quick question - if I understood correctly you configured your saw such that it was just a bit proud, relative to the work surfaces to the left & right of the saw. How come? I would think you'd want that dead level. Also wanted to let you know how much I enjoy the troll dismantles featured at the end of each video, amazing entertainment.
Bonjour! Awesome video, amazing garage. I can't afford the high end metal pegboards that you're using, but you have inspired me to spend some time cleaning up my garage! :)
QUIUVOLES!?! (SPANISH SLANG)Luv ur fkn shop, luvs all ur colors n material combination. U a raiders fan by chance?....ANDhuhhh well i kno i originally had a real quesstion for u but now i cant think of it. Oh well ill get bak at u with dat. Fr now. .either way;...... GO RAIDERS!!!
Siema! That's in Polish :) You are my biggest inspiration, and after learning all about making epoxy tables for almost 2 years, I decided that I will start my own company :) Just started to buying tools after a long research :) Wish me luck ;)
Excellent job, well organized and maximum use of space. I just have one criticism. I would have painted the OSB on the walls, the window trim and what is beneath the bench down to the floor.
Yo! wawa !! I am really enjoying all your yindi djamma... and you are producing some quality stuff!! ("yes, brother" [they have no word for "hello"] I am really enjoying all your hard work !" said in Djambarrpuyngu -(Yolngu Mata), one of the many Indigenous languages from East Arnhemland, Northern Territory, Australia.)
Hola! First time viewer here, thanks for the content. I recently bought 2 nine-drawer rolling tool benches from Harbor Freight. Thinking an open face front workbench will be nice for these to tuck away and access when needed. Thanks for the great build!
Just want to echo the strength of the double stick tape. I worked in a fab shop and the machinists would use it to stick flat stock to a jig before machining. I swear it worked too well they really struggled to get them apart!
Good morning Sir, OUTSTANDING video. I really enjoyed your set up. May I ask what is the name of that company for the prefab tables. I do need one for my future CNC machine. Thanks again,Great video !!!!!
Hola, Thank you for the great content. Do you have a recommendation for a chisel that will not break the bank. Also what do you prefer for CA glue and accelerator.
O'siyo, (Cherokee Hello) Enjoyed your video and it is very timely. We just built a new home and I am getting a 600sq’ workshop!! Please let me know where to purchase the metal Peg Board? Thanks!
HOWZIT BRU! South African slang, dig your content, even though i sorta know why, I am surprised you dont have a CNC in your shop yet, I just built one and for jigs and templates its amazing!
Bravo...hai creato uno spazio di lavoro fantastico....sono geloso.... " In Italian Bro " ....beautiful set up indeed..., you got me jealous now....All the best...👍👍👍👍....
Goeie more (good morning) Afrikaans spoken in South Africa 😉 . Yeah I would definitely "shamfer" that second comment right out 😂🤣😂. Keep up the great work Cam 💫
Здравей (zdravei) Cam, Thank you for the nice idea. I work in very limited space and with the aluminium extrusions I can design a custom workbench that exactly suits my needs. Cheers!
Howdo! Probably a corruption of howdy and how do you do from American paratroopers who landed in and around Eindhoven in the Netherlands during Operation Market Garden (made infamous by the movie, “A Bridge Too Far”). My Dutch friends in the region surrounding Eindhoven will say Howdo when leaving. According to my friends this expression is not used in any other part of Holland… So, for now, ‘Howdo!’ and continued good luck with Blacktail-good work!
"nuqneH" - Hello in Klingon. Organized workbench and all those tools.... Cam, I'm developing a man-crush. How well do those fastener hooks work on the metal pegboard? Do they sit any more secure than for a regular pegboard?
Kon'nichiwa Cam-son, That's about the last Japanese words I know after living there for 4 years as a kid. I enjoyed your video here., as I have been trying to justify the $3000.00 for the mini-split. The wife gets a vote as well. UGH! No, she is really supportive. Thanks for sharing. Felix
Just going through some of your back catalogue (Dear Americans...Catalogue is...lol) Anyhoo, your responses are becoming something I eagerly look forward too. I can tell by the language that he/she was a Brit. On behalf of the UK, I must apologise for his rudeness. I must also apologise for HIS poor use of capitalisation in the word "americans", especially given he was trolling your grandma (as we say in Scotland). The irony is exquisitely delicious! (my caps are used for artistic purposes, which is entirely acceptable, obviously :-) ) Love the style of your vids and admire your honesty in showing when things aren't right or you mess up. Kudos mate
Great information thank you. Where to buy the extruded aluminum. New to wood working Which epoxy to use for black walnut? Making coffee table and end tables. What’s best finish and where to buy. I am 75 years old and have found new hobby. Love your videos Thank you !!
Looks awesome man, good job. This is my first video of yours I've seen. Subscribed and liked. Only critique...orientate is not a word. Old army land nav instructor. Pet peeve of mine. Haha. Cheers
Hi from the UK, I am building a new workshop, and I will be stealing your plans (if that's ok) for the aluminium bench also the the worktops. Happy new year 2023
Question about your MDF and melamine top... MDF is a great table top material, but its edges are prone to damage and fraying (esp in Florida humidity). I don't see where you added any protective trim. How has the that MDF held up? I used 3/4 MDF and a sacrificial hardboard for my assembly/outfeed tables torsion box top (finished with shellac and arm-n-seal). The entire top has a hardwood trim to protect those edges. It has held up great, but I am wondering if it is overkill for my next project (miter station/cabinet). Cheers!
Looks like those sheets of MDF are the 5'x12' lengths. Did they deliver them, or did you haul them yourself? I'm literally trying to figure out how to haul two 5x12 1 1/8" thick double Formica faced sheets for assembly table top and bench since they don't deliver.
I absolutely love my wall control panels. The pegs can be adjusted to they pretty much lock in and you have to use a hammer to tap them back out. This solves the biggest problem with peg boards.
woodworker making metal tables. HA! Maker having a kit made...HA! A lot of folks use these extrusions for Van conversions. Not cheap but certainly flexible. LIke a lego/erector set! Nice to see them used in this way.
今日は, Quick question, I’ve been a carpenter for about 8 years; I want to get into Japanese joinery. What chisels sizes and type do you think would be crucial for having a complete set, thanks. Love your videos.
Wow! I am currently designing my workbench Which will be part supported by a Triton super Jaw. It will be designed to be put away after each use in my garden. I am Sooo Jealous, I mean with the English weather, an can only work between April and September generally. No in door workshop. Love your work BTW.
Damn it man! You're making my Rockler and Amazon wish list longer with each video. I'll "see" your Viewtainers and raise you 6 pickle jars and 9 coffee cans.
Auguri amico mio.... Very interesting video, especially with the aluminum frame. This may have been asked but with 3k comments I was hoping you could answer a quick question and I honestly don't want to run through them looking for an answer. . Why did you choose the wall mount system in lieu of a French Celt system? I ask because I received a starter tool kit for Christmas, which I plan on expanding and I'm trying to figure the best option to mount my tools. I have a 24' x 24' two car garage and attempting to make the maximum use of the available space. Cheers, Dobby
Lol, Hi, I only speak 1 language and if you’re Troll is the Expert English Scholar they claim to be I’m probably incorrect with my interpretation of the language, I enjoy watching your videos
Good video, gave me some good ideas - thanks for sharing. That bucket of random nuts & bolts is called a "Lucky Dip" in Oz (industry standard here). :)
hallo(German) hey blacktail....i just bought an evolution saw...how has yours held up?? i think i have the 355 like u have if ive id'd your saw correctly.
I only know English, (aloha) I think Hawaii? Is black epoxy the selling color. I can't remember you using any other color!!! I'm retired and I have been collecting wood to build end tables nothing long enough for a coffee table. And clocks, maybe night lights ect. I've got my dad's old shop Smith. I need lots of tools too. I like, blue green, yellow gold white ,pearl ect. I need to use what sells best, until, I earn some money. Thanks for any advice, I'm shhhhhh 69 and can't stand to long. God bless you.
Hola. Regarding this week's troll comment...I like to say "I COULD care less but I'd really have to work at it.". Thanks for all the great ideas! Love your videos.
Im working on setting up a small woodshop in a 2 car garage 24 x 24. I'm a carpenter by trade but not a woodshop carpenter, I'm trying to decide what size table saw I should get. (HP) I have a Bosch portable but don't think the accuracy would be there nor power. This will be a side hustle and morph into a semi-retired woodshop. I figure small projects at first ie cutting boards, Charcuterie boards other hardwood projects. id like to try an epoxy table sometime. I will be getting a Makita track saw soon as well to break down sheet goods. Building my own cabinets for my kitchen remodel. So what would you recommend for table saw size/power? I also want a jointer and bandsaw and have a Ridged 12" desktop planner someone gave me.
Over time on Amazon, products may or may not be there. If you try to find a link on amazon to your extrusion pieces, you won't find the series 15 extruded aluminum (but you get the next 48 choices). Just the way Amazon is now. People peddling stuff for higher prices. If you got it from any other company they would likely still have it.
So very much impressed with your operation; class act. Video is so easy to watch, and your knowledge is first rate. You clearly take an engineering approach to your craft. Do you need a virtual apprentice by chance? I am ready to level-up. I have invested in some quality tools, have amassed a stockpile of hardwoods, and have completed a few basic pieces. Goal is to recreate some of the Pullman mansion pieces. I am a Maloof inspired hillbilly from Oklahoma; what could go wrong?
Bonjour mon ami! Comment ca va? Thanks for sharing. I initially thought those rails would be very expensive, but your link shows them to be just a little pricey. 😄. I saved them in my wishlist for future reference, thanks for the info. Just curious, the metal peg boards are also a little pricey (saved them too though). Any reason, other than convenience you picked that instead of a more DIY solution like french cleats or other custom storage?
Kon'nichiwa😁 love the video sir, good job. I have recently discovered your channel very recently, loving it buy the way. I'm a hgv driver/ woodworker and would love to take woodwork full time. How did you make the leap? I'm too afraid of leaving the monthly wage. Keep up the good work. Pete
guten tag! Off topic. I'm building a greenhouse for my wife thats going to be 2x4 base 12'x14'. Do you have any recommendations or videos for installing glass in between wood?
Davs, (Danish for Hello - pronounced "douse") Love the pegboard. I have the same kind. Loved the tip for the electrical box extenders. I will do the same to mine. Thanks for all of the videos.
Uhmm.... howzit? (I've heard South Africans say that) I'd love a closer look at the rack hanging on your wall with all your wood wood in it! I'm struggling with wood organization at the minute.
Si: fun videos (even for a woman) learning lots in the comfort of my home. Maybe I'll do a video from my sewing shop... second thought there are tons of those out there... 🤷🏻♀️ by the way, I ordered the double sided permanent tape, but I didn't see where you had it posted so sorry, no credit. But appreciated the tip.
After watching Blacktail Studio videos for months now, I'm convinced that his full-time job is actually replying to and liking comments. Woodworking is actually just his side gig. 😏
It seems that way sometimes 👊👊
He has a dude that does his editing and recording so his free time is flexing. Good for him better than my free time.
The, "Troll of the week", spot is becoming my new favorite part.
Oh thanks michael
Might not be my favorite, however it does make it hard to not skip ahead.... LoL 😂
Totally. The rest of the video is just a bonus. Lol
I wish he had said where he was from though, by his condescending tone and the "dear Americans" I can only surmise that he is some jealous cockwomble from the UK, but I would be embarrassed and saddened if I thought he was Scottish. Keep up the good work and all the best for 2021.
Tone may have been off, but he wasn't wrong in what he was saying.
First video I think I've seen if yours... Love it and congratulations on going full time. Hope it's all still going well and I look forward to seeing more of your projects.
“Salam” which is in Arabic, I don’t have a question this week, I just wanted to say that even now the nature of the content is different but still really interesting to be watched. Keep it up 👍🏻
Thanks Mohamed!
Tag! (German, shortened from "guten tag", meaning good day). I like those extrusions, thinking of doing something like that in my leased shop.
Ya'at'eeh! (hello in navajo) Looking forward to building my own shop and soon once our home is complete. Sweet set up and ideas.
"Obligatory Bowl" of randoms. I love it. I use an old ice cream bucket
We all have one
A life saver
Thanx for the good stuff bud.aloha.
@@BlacktailStudio more like 10 or so :D
@Gordon Sooy Right!? I thought i was the only one.
Hola Cam! I'm curious about the company that does the pre-cut kits for tables, like the one you said you used for your outfeed table. Can you share a link for them? Thanks!
I’ll have that video out soon!
@@BlacktailStudio also looking for that link still...
In spanish we normally say hola for hello, but in italian we say "ciao". Curiously enough, "chao", which derived from “ciao” is used to say goodbye in spanish 😂
Next time you try to make your miter saw level with the tables, use this trick: Get a perfectly square 2x4, so that when you lay it on the cutting area of your saw, it sticks out about a foot on each end. Attach it to your saw using the holes on the fence of the saw, making sure that 2x4 is sitting dead flat on the cutting surface of your saw. Now simply rest your saw using those extra foot lengths from each end. This will work as a temp holder while you install the permanent shelf for your saw to sit on. Hope it makes sense. Also, you made your station parallel to the floor, but that floor is not level, you might want to use a laser next time. Good luck!
Guten Tag, I like the industrial/modern look of the steel, makes things seem more professional.
I really do too
@@BlacktailStudio what was the name of the company the will build the table design for you?
I like the look too, but I probably would have replaced the plate covers for the electrical outlets. Metal covers against the metal pegboard blends in a little too well. Too easy to be in a hurry and accidentally plug something into the pegboard instead of the outlet, and vice versa could present a risk of shock. Maybe that's just me though - I might not be paying 100% attention because I'm thinking about what I'm building and I could see myself getting a little complacent, but I doubt I'd ever be THAT scatterbrained... hopefully. However I'm also rather fond of not being electrocuted so being the worry wart that I am, it would drive me nuts to think "It COULD happen though!"
This is amazing. Unfortunately, with my A.D.D., now I want to tackle this project instead of the 23382 projects I have to do RIGHT NOW :D
Servus (That's bavarian - the german accent with the "Lederhosen" and plenty of "Beer") :) You're doing a great Job! Like your videos very much!
Grüß Gott!
Thanks Toni!
I'm not a big melamine fan but this entire setup looks tight.
I disagree on the Chamfer pronunciations because these guys can't even say aluminum right. But completely agree with the "I could care less". It's like people who say "irregardless". It's not a real word, but woke, inclusion dictionaries are adding it anyway. When you say Irregardless, you are actually saying "NOT regardless", similarly to saying irredeemable means "NOT redeemable".
As I'm getting older things like this are starting to look better and better to me, damn that's a nice workshop setup, functional and tidy!
Didn't know I NEEDED this until I saw you build it. Some things just resonate. Can you post a link to the company you ordered your outfeed table from?
Thanks!
I’ll have that in the video coming out soon!
i had the same question!
Do you ever find yourself buying specific items from Harbor freight? Great content. Thanks again
Dead serious about how dead tight my dead workbench is hahaha
Surprised you went with a newer style of pegboard rather than a French cleat system. Either way, I like it.
I think the french cleats systems look nice and can be handy if you're in a position where you move things around a lot but for the most part, most people put something somewhere and there it will stay. I, personally, just put up a piece of nice ply and screw my holders to it. I think the new peg looks pretty nice.
I might do a cleat system for my tools down the road
Ola! I'm breathing too much dust due to poor dust management. What dust mask would you recommend?
Use spray-on truck bed liner (from a can) on 1/4” steel pegboard hooks to get that rubberized look/feel for a discount.
Dude. That's amazing!
Other great way to improve pegboards hooks, is to use the heat-shrink tubing used in electrity related work. It comes in variety of diameters, to fit over all kinds of hooks.
Go Beavs!! Appreciate all your videos and enjoy to see you making your dream shop a reality
Please tell me the dimensions of your chop saw tables. The dimensions on the drawing were not legible! Thank you
Nicely done. Good luck on your business
Bonjour! I’m so jealous of this workshop 😭 great work and thanks for the videos so that I can do this when I retire in 35 years lol.
Cheers Zach!
I would love to see a shop organization video where you go into detail on how the shop is laid out with tool storage.
The troll of the week is well worth waiting till the end 😂
Oh thanks!
'couldnt weld a steel bench just in case i got a differnt saw down the road' ??
why dont you just say you cant weld
slotted al extrusion is amazing.
Expensive as shit to. Worth it but damn.
Aloha!
I just found your channel this week and I am loving the content. Your new garage and layout is a thing of beauty and definitely makes me envious! I like that your voice-over is more a highlight and less of a step-by-step but you openly accept any questions viewers might have. Keep up the great work and keep living your dream man!
Awesome channel what nail gun and gauge did you use for putting the osb boards on?
“Hej!” - Swedish for hello.
How has this setup worked for you over the past 2 years? Has it evolved in any way?
I've always been torqued hearing:
Buddy:" Hey, unloosen that for me real quick..."
Me: "ah...then you want me to tighten it?"
is that true do people actually say that? May I ask where you're from or rather where the people that say stuff like this are from? I am a linguist btw. and I happen to work on a phenomenon that is called expletive negation e.g. this reminds me of the year when my son almost didn't die from Hanta Virus you can leave out the negation in the second sentence witout it affecting the meaning of the sentence.
@@Audioventura it's mostly mechanics....or mechanical types...who speak like that...
I just upgraded and went with the same miter saw and love it! Super smooth mechanics, its just wonderful. Also, love my Husky boxes too. Great stuff, love the videos!
Thobela ( Hello in Sepedi) I'm South Africa and I'd like to know what would be the ideal start up woodworking tools to begin with, been watching your work and I'd like to start.
Bonjour !
no question here, just keep up the good work your channel is amazing
greetings from france ! ;)
Bonjourno! I've had my bosch glide since 2013 and absolutely love it. It did have some defects in the fence, it wasn't a big issue since I was using it for timber stud work but recently emailed both and they are sending out replacement parts free of charge 8 years later, incredible customer service!
Very nice!
What's ur top tools for a beginner woodworker
DZIEN DOBRY! POLISH.
Loving the workspace. Appreciation from Australia
Cześć Cam - I’m always watching your videos to the end ! Great stuff bro !
Grüß Gott Cay,
I really enjoy all your video's but this is one of my favorites because I'm in the process of building my retirement woodshop. I'll send you pics when I copy your plans ;-)
Thanks my friend!
kia ora from New Zealand that's a really smooth workbench and setup. I'm building my workbenches right now, so looking for ideas unfortunately your setup won't work for me I'm not blessed with as much space and my shop is a 7x2.5-metre trailer as I live in a custom-built RV. but I used 30x30mm aluminium extrusion for the frame of the trailer.
Dia dhuit! Awesome job on the workbenches. And, great content. I'm a relatively new subscriber (1 week) and I've learned so much from your videos. Thanks!
I'm curious how the double sided tape has worked out for you. I was thinking maybe you could use some magnets to secure a metal sheet if that doesn't work out. Love all your videos, cheers!
saludos desde menifee california 👋🏻
“Birds up” UTSA hand-sign ; I really like the shop I want my mine to be that awesome.
The only thing that's wrong with this is .......
YOU WEREN'T ON YT 5 YEARS AGO ! ! ! !
But a BIG 🇹🇭🇦🇳🇰 🇾🇴🇺
For these GREAT IDEAS .
AND I just subscribed .
Do you speak Klingon
Qapla ! ! !
Success ! ! !
Hola, quick question - if I understood correctly you configured your saw such that it was just a bit proud, relative to the work surfaces to the left & right of the saw. How come? I would think you'd want that dead level.
Also wanted to let you know how much I enjoy the troll dismantles featured at the end of each video, amazing entertainment.
This is really one of my favorite Videos of you! Thanks for the great content and ideas!
Bonjour! Awesome video, amazing garage. I can't afford the high end metal pegboards that you're using, but you have inspired me to spend some time cleaning up my garage! :)
QUIUVOLES!?! (SPANISH SLANG)Luv ur fkn shop, luvs all ur colors n material combination. U a raiders fan by chance?....ANDhuhhh well i kno i originally had a real quesstion for u but now i cant think of it. Oh well ill get bak at u with dat. Fr now. .either way;......
GO RAIDERS!!!
Talofa! Thank you for the amazing build video. Way beyond my talent level but inspiring, nonetheless.
Te quedó muy bien !!!
Felicitaciones !!!
Saludos desde la Patagonia Argentina !!! 🇦🇷
Hola. Te sigo y suscrito hace ya mucho tiempo, ya sea cualquier contenido me gusta verte al final del día, un saludo desde España.
Escribo desde Argentina, Muchísimas gracias por compartir tu taller, es hermoso!!!
Siema! That's in Polish :) You are my biggest inspiration, and after learning all about making epoxy tables for almost 2 years, I decided that I will start my own company :) Just started to buying tools after a long research :) Wish me luck ;)
Wow, good luck!
Excellent job, well organized and maximum use of space. I just have one criticism. I would have painted the OSB on the walls, the window trim and what is beneath the bench down to the floor.
Yo! wawa !! I am really enjoying all your yindi djamma... and you are producing some quality stuff!!
("yes, brother" [they have no word for "hello"] I am really enjoying all your hard work !" said in Djambarrpuyngu -(Yolngu Mata), one of the many Indigenous languages from East Arnhemland, Northern Territory, Australia.)
Hola! First time viewer here, thanks for the content. I recently bought 2 nine-drawer rolling tool benches from Harbor Freight. Thinking an open face front workbench will be nice for these to tuck away and access when needed. Thanks for the great build!
Just want to echo the strength of the double stick tape. I worked in a fab shop and the machinists would use it to stick flat stock to a jig before machining. I swear it worked too well they really struggled to get them apart!
Good morning Sir, OUTSTANDING video. I really enjoyed your set up. May I ask what is the name of that company for the prefab tables. I do need one for my future CNC machine. Thanks again,Great video !!!!!
Hola, Thank you for the great content. Do you have a recommendation for a chisel that will not break the bank. Also what do you prefer for CA glue and accelerator.
O'siyo, (Cherokee Hello)
Enjoyed your video and it is very timely. We just built a new home and I am getting a 600sq’ workshop!!
Please let me know where to purchase the metal Peg Board?
Thanks!
Finding extrusion where I live isn’t easy… I keep having to move house, so looking at a meccano based solution sounds great.
HOWZIT BRU! South African slang, dig your content, even though i sorta know why, I am surprised you dont have a CNC in your shop yet, I just built one and for jigs and templates its amazing!
Bravo...hai creato uno spazio di lavoro fantastico....sono geloso.... " In Italian Bro " ....beautiful set up indeed..., you got me jealous now....All the best...👍👍👍👍....
Goeie more (good morning) Afrikaans spoken in South Africa 😉 . Yeah I would definitely "shamfer" that second comment right out 😂🤣😂. Keep up the great work Cam 💫
Здравей (zdravei) Cam,
Thank you for the nice idea. I work in very limited space and with the aluminium extrusions I can design a custom workbench that exactly suits my needs. Cheers!
Howdo!
Probably a corruption of howdy and how do you do from American paratroopers who landed in and around Eindhoven in the Netherlands during Operation Market Garden (made infamous by the movie, “A Bridge Too Far”). My Dutch friends in the region surrounding Eindhoven will say Howdo when leaving. According to my friends this expression is not used in any other part of Holland…
So, for now, ‘Howdo!’ and continued good luck with Blacktail-good work!
Ayup me duck!
Still English but a colloquialism from Nottingham, England.
Hi I’m not a woodworker but find your vids interesting as relaxing to watch.
"nuqneH" - Hello in Klingon.
Organized workbench and all those tools.... Cam, I'm developing a man-crush.
How well do those fastener hooks work on the metal pegboard? Do they sit any more secure than for a regular pegboard?
Kon'nichiwa Cam-son, That's about the last Japanese words I know after living there for 4 years as a kid. I enjoyed your video here., as I have been trying to justify the $3000.00 for the mini-split. The wife gets a vote as well. UGH! No, she is really supportive.
Thanks for sharing. Felix
Just going through some of your back catalogue (Dear Americans...Catalogue is...lol) Anyhoo, your responses are becoming something I eagerly look forward too.
I can tell by the language that he/she was a Brit. On behalf of the UK, I must apologise for his rudeness. I must also apologise for HIS poor use of capitalisation in the word "americans", especially given he was trolling your grandma (as we say in Scotland). The irony is exquisitely delicious! (my caps are used for artistic purposes, which is entirely acceptable, obviously :-) )
Love the style of your vids and admire your honesty in showing when things aren't right or you mess up. Kudos mate
Great information thank you.
Where to buy the extruded aluminum.
New to wood working
Which epoxy to use for black walnut?
Making coffee table and end tables. What’s best finish and where to buy.
I am 75 years old and have found new hobby.
Love your videos
Thank you !!
Looks awesome man, good job. This is my first video of yours I've seen. Subscribed and liked. Only critique...orientate is not a word. Old army land nav instructor. Pet peeve of mine. Haha. Cheers
Hi from the UK, I am building a new workshop, and I will be stealing your plans (if that's ok) for the aluminium bench also the the worktops. Happy new year 2023
Question about your MDF and melamine top... MDF is a great table top material, but its edges are prone to damage and fraying (esp in Florida humidity). I don't see where you added any protective trim. How has the that MDF held up?
I used 3/4 MDF and a sacrificial hardboard for my assembly/outfeed tables torsion box top (finished with shellac and arm-n-seal). The entire top has a hardwood trim to protect those edges. It has held up great, but I am wondering if it is overkill for my next project (miter station/cabinet). Cheers!
Looks like those sheets of MDF are the 5'x12' lengths. Did they deliver them, or did you haul them yourself? I'm literally trying to figure out how to haul two 5x12 1 1/8" thick double Formica faced sheets for assembly table top and bench since they don't deliver.
I absolutely love my wall control panels. The pegs can be adjusted to they pretty much lock in and you have to use a hammer to tap them back out. This solves the biggest problem with peg boards.
woodworker making metal tables. HA! Maker having a kit made...HA!
A lot of folks use these extrusions for Van conversions. Not cheap but certainly flexible. LIke a lego/erector set!
Nice to see them used in this way.
今日は, Quick question, I’ve been a carpenter for about 8 years; I want to get into Japanese joinery. What chisels sizes and type do you think would be crucial for having a complete set, thanks. Love your videos.
Wow! I am currently designing my workbench Which will be part supported by a Triton super Jaw. It will be designed to be put away after each use in my garden. I am Sooo Jealous, I mean with the English weather, an can only work between April and September generally. No in door workshop. Love your work BTW.
Damn it man! You're making my Rockler and Amazon wish list longer with each video.
I'll "see" your Viewtainers and raise you 6 pickle jars and 9 coffee cans.
Auguri amico mio....
Very interesting video, especially with the aluminum frame. This may have been asked but with 3k comments I was hoping you could answer a quick question and I honestly don't want to run through them looking for an answer. .
Why did you choose the wall mount system in lieu of a French Celt system? I ask because I received a starter tool kit for Christmas, which I plan on expanding and I'm trying to figure the best option to mount my tools. I have a 24' x 24' two car garage and attempting to make the maximum use of the available space.
Cheers,
Dobby
Lol, Hi, I only speak 1 language and if you’re Troll is the Expert English Scholar they claim to be I’m probably incorrect with my interpretation of the language, I enjoy watching your videos
Good video, gave me some good ideas - thanks for sharing. That bucket of random nuts & bolts is called a "Lucky Dip" in Oz (industry standard here). :)
hallo(German)
hey blacktail....i just bought an evolution saw...how has yours held up?? i think i have the 355 like u have if ive id'd your saw correctly.
I only know English, (aloha) I think Hawaii? Is black epoxy the selling color. I can't remember you using any other color!!! I'm retired and I have been collecting wood to build end tables nothing long enough for a coffee table. And clocks, maybe night lights ect. I've got my dad's old shop Smith. I need lots of tools too. I like, blue green, yellow gold white ,pearl ect. I need to use what sells best, until, I earn some money. Thanks for any advice, I'm shhhhhh 69 and can't stand to long. God bless you.
Hola. Regarding this week's troll comment...I like to say "I COULD care less but I'd really have to work at it.". Thanks for all the great ideas! Love your videos.
Im working on setting up a small woodshop in a 2 car garage 24 x 24. I'm a carpenter by trade but not a woodshop carpenter, I'm trying to decide what size table saw I should get. (HP) I have a Bosch portable but don't think the accuracy would be there nor power. This will be a side hustle and morph into a semi-retired woodshop. I figure small projects at first ie cutting boards, Charcuterie boards other hardwood projects. id like to try an epoxy table sometime. I will be getting a Makita track saw soon as well to break down sheet goods. Building my own cabinets for my kitchen remodel. So what would you recommend for table saw size/power? I also want a jointer and bandsaw and have a Ridged 12" desktop planner someone gave me.
Over time on Amazon, products may or may not be there. If you try to find a link on amazon to your extrusion pieces, you won't find the series 15 extruded aluminum (but you get the next 48 choices). Just the way Amazon is now. People peddling stuff for higher prices.
If you got it from any other company they would likely still have it.
KAZI Safi na Nzuri Sana,,
How much Those tools for your country price
So very much impressed with your operation; class act. Video is so easy to watch, and your knowledge is first rate.
You clearly take an engineering approach to your craft.
Do you need a virtual apprentice by chance? I am ready to level-up.
I have invested in some quality tools, have amassed a stockpile of hardwoods, and have completed a few basic pieces.
Goal is to recreate some of the Pullman mansion pieces.
I am a Maloof inspired hillbilly from Oklahoma; what could go wrong?
Ողջույն! I'm enjoying the videos. Thanks for sharing the inspiration.
Bonjour mon ami! Comment ca va?
Thanks for sharing. I initially thought those rails would be very expensive, but your link shows them to be just a little pricey. 😄. I saved them in my wishlist for future reference, thanks for the info.
Just curious, the metal peg boards are also a little pricey (saved them too though). Any reason, other than convenience you picked that instead of a more DIY solution like french cleats or other custom storage?
Moin Moin, used in North West Germany. I lived there a short while in a tiny town. Didn't speak a word of German beforehand.
Kon'nichiwa😁 love the video sir, good job. I have recently discovered your channel very recently, loving it buy the way. I'm a hgv driver/ woodworker and would love to take woodwork full time. How did you make the leap? I'm too afraid of leaving the monthly wage.
Keep up the good work. Pete
guten tag! Off topic. I'm building a greenhouse for my wife thats going to be 2x4 base 12'x14'. Do you have any recommendations or videos for installing glass in between wood?
Davs, (Danish for Hello - pronounced "douse") Love the pegboard. I have the same kind. Loved the tip for the electrical box extenders. I will do the same to mine. Thanks for all of the videos.
Uhmm.... howzit? (I've heard South Africans say that)
I'd love a closer look at the rack hanging on your wall with all your wood wood in it! I'm struggling with wood organization at the minute.
Si: fun videos (even for a woman) learning lots in the comfort of my home. Maybe I'll do a video from my sewing shop... second thought there are tons of those out there... 🤷🏻♀️ by the way, I ordered the double sided permanent tape, but I didn't see where you had it posted so sorry, no credit. But appreciated the tip.