Some people do river tables. You did an ocean table, complete with continents and continental shelf. The colours are perfect. Just magnificent. Thank you for sharing.
I have probably watched 50 to 60 of these river table videos all over RUclips, this is the most beautiful table i have seen. The wood used gave it so much depth. Great job!
Hello Greg! The wood is absolutely stunning! Observing the intricate details in the wood is a genuine reflection of nature's artistry. The table has turned out exceptionally beautiful! Thank you for sharing another remarkable piece of work with us! 🙂
Pragtig. Love dit.. ek droom al 3 jaar om eendag epoxy tafels te maak. Sal nog eendag dit begin. Dankie vir die video. Grootste ding wat my altyd stop is omdat ek nie weet wat om waar te kry nie en wat om te gebruik en so aan. Dankie vir die video.. dit spark weer 'n interest in my 😊
Wow, this table looks amazing. the play of colors and the highlighting of the wood by the oil, just beautiful. great work and thanks for the explanation.
Well sir. I've seen a lot of epoxy tables in the last couple of years. I've seen a few in person but mostly on RUclips. This is without a doubt the most beautiful one I have ever seen, BRAVO, great work!!!
Me too, I can't wait to see the power of the kick back on that FESTOOL saw. Right at 2:03 I envisioned the kick back cutting arms and chest when he pulled back on that skill saw.
watching these videos make me wanna start flattening my slabs of black walnut from a tree in my yard. Had a guy with the Alaskan mill come to cut slabs free..well not exactly free. Slab it for half the lumber. Ok deal since the tree was cut down free. I got 6 2in slabs of gorgeous featured walnut 31in width.2. 1/2 in. Thick. By 18ft length. And a separate piece 32in diameter by 3.5ft for whatever I need. It's not dry enough yet and its sitting in my backyard but these videos get me wanting to start the project. My main problem is the base. So many designs i haven't settled yet. Nice table guys!!! Love the color using a brown tinted! Nice call!
Wow what an amazing piece of work, absolutely stunning. I’m definitely doing it when older ( old lol ) and kids flying out of the nest . Will rent a workshop , buy all the tools and do them tables . Did my countertops in the kitchen and got really hooked on it .
I wasn't sold at first, but this is my fav looking table i've seen. I've probabaly watched 2 dozen of these table videos for some reason and being able to look into the wood with the mild translucence is so cool.
Greg, this is an amazing table. I am about to start working on my 1st epoxy table. It will be a desk for my office 30" x 80" made from Peaky Cypress wood that we have domestically here in Louisiana, US. I plan to do several smaller experimental projects 1st. These tips were great. Thank you very much.
At the end of the video when you show the finished product as you're running the camera over the top of the table also run a light under the table to illuminate the translucence a bit more. Fantastic job 👍
Thank you very Much Man. I was in need of a South African content about woodworking. You are a blessing. just wish someone would do videos about basic carpentry in South Africa
Beautiful table. Gorgeous wood. So nicely done. One concern: I want you to able to continue doing what you're doing, so I urge you to wear a mask during your sanding. I know you use a vacuum hose with your sander, but a little extra precaution would make me feel more comfortable on you behalf. ❤
Jealous of your multi drawer workbench! Well done! I am in awe of the lightening, I have very seen it that wild. Again reminds you of the wonders of nature. ⛈️ Very glad you were spared the water damage.
That is the sickest most spectacular table I've ever seen. What an amazing job hands down beautiful. I'd be happy with 2 chairs that table and an air mattress 😅seriously content
Viewing this table from a tabletop wargamer's perspective..... This table can deliver so many awesome campaigns I absolutely adore it, and wish I had room in my home for one
Beautiful table. I've been playing around with epoxy myself. Building small projects like serving boards. I'm seriously considering building a coffee table for myself soon. I've used Total Boat deep pour and it seems to work great. Very clear up to two inches.
My opinion about the table is that humanity has redeemed itself with such a beautiful manmade table. I think I would've just made the blue more translucent and maybe added a bevel on the edges.
That’s really amazing at how the wood and blue cast a green almost looking like there are lush trees great stuff like mountains with flowing rivers and trees 👌🏽👌🏽
I have been an Odie's Oil advocate for quite sometime but recently stopped using their product and advocating for their finish. I took a course by Black Tail studio and then I ran into a couple other sources that indicated Odie's looks great when first applied. I agree with that. But Cam Anderson said that after about 3-4 months the customers started complaining because the the protection was no longer in tact and they had to redo their finish. I then had a couple other people I consider reliable say the same thing. I don't usually do big items like tables - mostly cutting and charcuterie stuff. Nobody complained yet but I don't sell much, I give most of my stuff away. Have you had any complaints or similar feedback about how long the protection lasts on the tables you are selling with Odie's Oil as the finish?
Rob, thanks for your message. To be honest, at the start we only applied one coat of the original odies oil, and a few weeks the woods looks very dry, as if it needs another coat of oil. Than we started to apply the super duper first and the next day we will apply the original odies, once we started with this process we never had issues before. I even made furniture for myself and tested this theory. Otherwise then that I really like this finish, especially if we can sand our epoxy and wood to 400 grit
Great content and amazing work. Thank you for sharing your craft online. I will definitely be looking up your online course. Much love and respect, Kiwi Bam
i am about to build my first table so this is helpfull. I would imagine the class is more informative. I think these tables are stunning. I sent a message on your website. Cant wait
The table top is amazing, phenomenal, I am only a spectator, but if i was allowed one critique, the table legs really detract from this work of art. I do not know what would be better, but there must be something. Also, it says something of my reply when all else reply of the effort and artistic dimension of your work.
Brother, if you want to get rid of the problem of not filling the cracks with wood, you have to build a container with a vacuum system that is able to accommodate all parts of the table. Result: the water remaining inside the wood will come out in the form of gas bubbles, and the resin will enter every millimeter with the wood blocks. It is your domain and you know very well that it is important
Great job guys! But here is the easiest way, how to calculate volume of resin you need. Just cut piece of wood, let's say 10cm x 10 cm, which you gonna use for your table, and weigh that piece. So now you know your wood volume weigh. After that weigh all your wood, what will go in to the mold, then you can easy calculate all volume of your wood. Final step - volume of your mold minus volume of your wood = volume of resin you need for your table.
Everyone is worried about bubbles and bark. Why don't you do a small table leaving the bark and bubbles. I want to see what it looks like! THis is the best I have seen yet.
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Some people do river tables. You did an ocean table, complete with continents and continental shelf. The colours are perfect. Just magnificent. Thank you for sharing.
Oh thank you!
Like an ocean with desert isles that have underwater greenery. Absolutely gorgeous! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
You read my mind, is exactly what I thought, the table looks like the Farasan and Dahlak Islands in the Red Sea, God and Men 😇Teamwork!
Finally someone doing a table i can agree with. Donot seal the edges . Better bond, And a chemical bond between layers not sanding. Great job guys!!!!
Chemical bonding is better but if you want a good finish then it’s not
I have probably watched 50 to 60 of these river table videos all over RUclips, this is the most beautiful table i have seen. The wood used gave it so much depth. Great job!
Absolutely amazing!
I'm starting to realise Black tail studio is far from the best at this - his are pretty average compared to many others.
Hello Greg! The wood is absolutely stunning! Observing the intricate details in the wood is a genuine reflection of nature's artistry. The table has turned out exceptionally beautiful! Thank you for sharing another remarkable piece of work with us! 🙂
I'm normally not a big fan of epoxy, I think it's over used and gaudy at times but this is absolutely stunning. It's perfection
Your mother is overused and gaudy
You gotta master it
Pragtig. Love dit.. ek droom al 3 jaar om eendag epoxy tafels te maak. Sal nog eendag dit begin. Dankie vir die video. Grootste ding wat my altyd stop is omdat ek nie weet wat om waar te kry nie en wat om te gebruik en so aan. Dankie vir die video.. dit spark weer 'n interest in my 😊
Wow, this table looks amazing. the play of colors and the highlighting of the wood by the oil, just beautiful. great work and thanks for the explanation.
Thank you! Cheers!
Price please, send May
Oui le prix svp sai trop beau quelle boulot
Well sir. I've seen a lot of epoxy tables in the last couple of years. I've seen a few in person but mostly on RUclips. This is without a doubt the most beautiful one I have ever seen, BRAVO, great work!!!
Wow, thanks! Thanks for all the love and support
I love watching these guys!!! I’m a metal fabricator wanting to start building these tables and I learn a lot from these videos
Me too, I can't wait to see the power of the kick back on that FESTOOL saw. Right at 2:03 I envisioned the kick back cutting arms and chest when he pulled back on that skill saw.
This table seriously blows me away every time I look at it. I love this color too. It's so unique. Excellent work brother 💪
Thank you brother 🥃
The table looks great, I learned a lot. I'm new at trying to build tables, well everything I'm doing is new to me. Thanks and God bless you all.
This table is absolutely beautiful. This is probably one of if the the most informative videos on this topic. Brovo!
watching these videos make me wanna start flattening my slabs of black walnut from a tree in my yard. Had a guy with the Alaskan mill come to cut slabs free..well not exactly free. Slab it for half the lumber. Ok deal since the tree was cut down free. I got 6 2in slabs of gorgeous featured walnut 31in width.2. 1/2 in. Thick. By 18ft length. And a separate piece 32in diameter by 3.5ft for whatever I need.
It's not dry enough yet and its sitting in my backyard but these videos get me wanting to start the project.
My main problem is the base. So many designs i haven't settled yet. Nice table guys!!! Love the color using a brown tinted! Nice call!
Nothing better than company that truly cares and takes pride in there work.
This is by far the most beautiful table I've ever seen. Amazing job.
Absolutely stunning Greg. Well my man!! I just watching the project come alive through each step of the process. Again very, very well done GREG.
Perhaps the most beautiful table I have ever seen,
This table seriously blows me away every time I look at it. I love this color too. It's so unique. Excellent work brother
Wow what an amazing piece of work, absolutely stunning.
I’m definitely doing it when older ( old lol ) and kids flying out of the nest .
Will rent a workshop , buy all the tools and do them tables . Did my countertops in the kitchen and got really hooked on it .
Go for it!
Amazing table, the craftsmanship is insane.
I wasn't sold at first, but this is my fav looking table i've seen. I've probabaly watched 2 dozen of these table videos for some reason and being able to look into the wood with the mild translucence is so cool.
WOW! What a Great Table!
That is one of the best 👍👍tables i have ever seen, well done Greg.
Beautiful table. One of the best I've ever seen. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for all your hard work in making this table for us to watch. Looking forward to seeing more.
Greg, this is an amazing table. I am about to start working on my 1st epoxy table. It will be a desk for my office 30" x 80" made from Peaky Cypress wood that we have domestically here in Louisiana, US. I plan to do several smaller experimental projects 1st. These tips were great. Thank you very much.
At the end of the video when you show the finished product as you're running the camera over the top of the table also run a light under the table to illuminate the translucence a bit more. Fantastic job 👍
Thank you very Much Man. I was in need of a South African content about woodworking. You are a blessing. just wish someone would do videos about basic carpentry in South Africa
Woooowww.. that could b one of the prettiest tables I’ve seen yet!! 👏🏼
Beautiful table. Gorgeous wood. So nicely done. One concern: I want you to able to continue doing what you're doing, so I urge you to wear a mask during your sanding. I know you use a vacuum hose with your sander, but a little extra precaution would make me feel more comfortable on you behalf. ❤
Thanks, will do!
@@diywithgreg 👍
Great job Greg....
1st homegrown epoxy table video that I came across. I really enjoyed it and learnt a few things. 🇿🇦 ❤
Jealous of your multi drawer workbench! Well done!
I am in awe of the lightening, I have very seen it that wild.
Again reminds you of the wonders of nature. ⛈️ Very glad you
were spared the water damage.
That is the sickest most spectacular table I've ever seen. What an amazing job hands down beautiful. I'd be happy with 2 chairs that table and an air mattress 😅seriously content
Viewing this table from a tabletop wargamer's perspective.....
This table can deliver so many awesome campaigns
I absolutely adore it, and wish I had room in my home for one
I like how casual he tells his audience that price of the course will DOUBLE!!
This is the best river table I've ever seen amazing work guys
I believe sharing your business is as beneficial as any other part of your company. more success to you.
I love this table. Love the depths in it.
Always enjoy these videos and the work that goes into these, and the tables are all absolutely gorgeous.
Beautiful table. I've been playing around with epoxy myself. Building small projects like serving boards. I'm seriously considering building a coffee table for myself soon. I've used Total Boat deep pour and it seems to work great. Very clear up to two inches.
It would be badass to have one done up, to resemble a world map with all the details, mountains, rivers, forests, etc. Beautiful table 👍
You explained everything very patiently... it was enjoyable to watch u create this Masterpiece 😊
The table is beautiful. The oil really added a nice shine
The table is beautiful. The details are stunning 😍
Thank you so much . I need strength to start doing mine 😊😊
This table is world classes
Artwork
Unique gays congrats
My opinion about the table is that humanity has redeemed itself with such a beautiful manmade table.
I think I would've just made the blue more translucent and maybe added a bevel on the edges.
Super job. This is a master at work and made a million dollars master piece.
You are doing great job guys well done I can't stop watching your video's
GENIAL , WUNDERSCHÖN , EINMALIG 👌👌👌👌
It is gorgeous. Done perfectly.
Stunning table. Looks like a coral reef. Amazing . But out of my price range.
Congratulations, it is the most beautiful work I have ever seen.
That’s really amazing at how the wood and blue cast a green almost looking like there are lush trees great stuff like mountains with flowing rivers and trees 👌🏽👌🏽
Absolutely beautiful... really miss South Africa
Amazing craftsmanship, beautiful finish that made the wood look a foot deep in the resin. Perfect. 🙂
Unbelievable my man, you are a master, congratulations.
I have been an Odie's Oil advocate for quite sometime but recently stopped using their product and advocating for their finish. I took a course by Black Tail studio and then I ran into a couple other sources that indicated Odie's looks great when first applied. I agree with that. But Cam Anderson said that after about 3-4 months the customers started complaining because the the protection was no longer in tact and they had to redo their finish. I then had a couple other people I consider reliable say the same thing. I don't usually do big items like tables - mostly cutting and charcuterie stuff. Nobody complained yet but I don't sell much, I give most of my stuff away.
Have you had any complaints or similar feedback about how long the protection lasts on the tables you are selling with Odie's Oil as the finish?
Rob, thanks for your message.
To be honest, at the start we only applied one coat of the original odies oil, and a few weeks the woods looks very dry, as if it needs another coat of oil.
Than we started to apply the super duper first and the next day we will apply the original odies, once we started with this process we never had issues before.
I even made furniture for myself and tested this theory.
Otherwise then that I really like this finish, especially if we can sand our epoxy and wood to 400 grit
Absolutely stunning. One of the best I have watched. 👍
Stunning table, and as a diyer the amount of time and effort and materials you put into it makes it worth the cost. 10:20 pm.
Simply gorgeous great job everyone!. That turned out beautiful!! I love it!.
That turned out beautiful!! I love it!
Thank you! Cheers!
Fantastic video
So beautiful
Thank you !
💖👌🙏
Thank you too
That table is stunning! Awesome job!!
Great content and amazing work. Thank you for sharing your craft online. I will definitely be looking up your online course.
Much love and respect,
Kiwi Bam
Amazing craftsmanship thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Unbelievablely beautiful table, thank you for the video.
Thank you very much!
Outstanding...sorry i'm a year late people like yourselves amaze me with your talents
Stunning!
Stunningly beautiful and elegant.
Human ingenuity knows no bounds.
Beautiful table and such nice work and could understand all of it. Thank you
Regards from Bulgaria! Perfect work and amazing table!!👏👏👏
Beautiful work and the table looks fantastic and very insightful. All the best to you Brett
That's absolutely beautiful
Wooww!! Amazing oil finish!!😍
Thank you! Cheers!
Wow, absolutely beautiful. Well done👍❤️
i am about to build my first table so this is helpfull. I would imagine the class is more informative. I think these tables are stunning. I sent a message on your website. Cant wait
Superb work, beautiful result.
Thank you! Cheers!
The table top is amazing, phenomenal, I am only a spectator, but if i was allowed one critique, the table legs really detract from this work of art. I do not know what would be better, but there must be something. Also, it says something of my reply when all else reply of the effort and artistic dimension of your work.
This is the best table Ive ever seen.
Wow absolutely brilliant
Brother, if you want to get rid of the problem of not filling the cracks with wood, you have to build a container with a vacuum system that is able to accommodate all parts of the table. Result: the water remaining inside the wood will come out in the form of gas bubbles, and the resin will enter every millimeter with the wood blocks. It is your domain and you know very well that it is important
💪i just wanted to give a step so you can rise more I❤ your work so much
This is just gorgeous, impressive and should have been my Christmas present!😊
Great job guys! But here is the easiest way, how to calculate volume of resin you need. Just cut piece of wood, let's say 10cm x 10 cm, which you gonna use for your table, and weigh that piece. So now you know your wood volume weigh. After that weigh all your wood, what will go in to the mold, then you can easy calculate all volume of your wood. Final step - volume of your mold minus volume of your wood = volume of resin you need for your table.
This looks absolutely amazing. I would never spend that much on a table, though.
this was such a delight to watch. it was my first one and oh my i had fun. amazing work!
I really enjoyed the video. Thank you
Absolut the best I ever seen....tip top
Everyone is worried about bubbles and bark. Why don't you do a small table leaving the bark and bubbles. I want to see what it looks like! THis is the best I have seen yet.
They lose a lot of character when the bark is removed, but I suppose they wouldn't do it if it was not necessary
Very good colour combination indeed!!!!!All the best.
I am in love with this table!!!!
Simply gorgeous 😍 great job everyone!
Great work new subscriber from Vancouver Island British Columbia Canada looking forward to your next video
Amazing build. Great to see it from SA. Awesome to see that we are in that market!
Stunning amazing beautifully done. ❤
Absolutely GORGEOUS!!!!❤❤❤❤❤
If I had 30k laying around I’d buy that. It’s a piece of art.
Great job Mr Greg I'm inspired 🙏
Awesome! Thank you!