"Just please, please, don't firebomb my house" get's me everytime. You are a genuinely funny man; and for the record you have a few of us super-fans out here.
Maybe he was serious about the firebombing. There are a lot of nuts out there. It’s hard to reconcile that so many can’t see the humor in his cut vs uncut comments…
I'm a little old lady who has no interest in making a wood project but I love the reveal of the beautiful wood. I'll never confess to the number of hours I've watched. But, I'd be delighted if you gathered up a bunch more. Thanks.
My husband happily watched all the way to the end . We watch you on the tv . So don’t usually comment . But do the thumbs up when we watch you . I want to say something not my business but going to give my 2 cents anyway . Makes me up set that you feel that you need to explain yourself like about the table you donated to help with food for people . Any way that’s my 2 cents. Our most liked of all your wood was Mappa not to get it mixed up with Maple lol. One more thing . We like listening and watching you to go to sleep you are calm quiet , and give a lot of knowledge. God Bless you and your family . ❤
Bastogne Walnut used in the "debacle" video with the three table package has to be some of the best wood I have ever seen. Also I don't think I am the only one who wants more videos with smaller projects and more information in them. If you agree like this comment. 👇
I never thought you would respond to my comment! I really love your work and the interesting commentary on videos it is what makes your channel truly unique. Also you inspired me to start my own channel hopefully I get better at editing and recording I am aiming to get my channel monetized ASAP.@@blacktailstudiouncut
I never thought you would reply to my comment! I really enjoy the videos and the interesting commentary they make your videos truly unique. Also I was really inspired by your videos and I created my own channel. I cant seem to figure out how to fix video compression though. @@blacktailstudiouncut
my girlfriend and i love your videos. neither of us are wood workers or particularly well inclined with tools but love your humor and the beautiful furniture you make every video. always so fun to learn something new about wood when you happen to drop some knowledge on the mic. these lengthier, uncut videos are always a pleasure to come back to again and again like episodes of a recurring show. thanks for sharing!
never throw a old project away that u dont like, find someone who wants to learn but dont have as much access to materials to work with, ive never seen wood like this near me an would love to get my hands one something like this or anything ive seen u work with. one mans junk is another man's treasure.
I love your content. Only with the help of your content and online workshop I build a high end 40 inch black epoxy olive wood dining table for my parents and it turned out perfect. You helped my finding my joy in woodworking and life. Just thank you for everything your content means so much to me. My mother is so proud of this table that she waits until the visitors realize the table and explains who made it. That is all thanks to you I really mean it. I wish you the best in the world
I am probably the oddball here but I like the Elm table in particular because it is not a usual wood used in builds and in part I liked the shape of the large trees and the shade they would provide. We have an elm tree that is still in great shape and growing out in the middle of the cow pasture. The reason it survives is that it is so isolated from disease vectors. Anyway love this video of all the different projects. Keep up the great work.
I enjoy watching the longer uncut videos because it saves me from hunting down shorter ones to binge- watch. I find you very instructional, humourous and quite entertaining to watch. It's fascinating to see where you go with a slab of wood. I would love to own one of your tables but any money I manage to squirrel away goes for my camera equipment. Thanks for all that you do in entertaining us and for all your charity donations. Good on ya!
I remember my grandfather sanding and coating and sanding and coating over and over. I would look at it and thought it was perfect but he would do that procedure ten more times until he was satisfied and then he would do it again. I helped him with the sanding and coating under strict supervision. The finish you demand is perfect man! Great job isn’t enough! Keep it up 👍 working on one million brother!
Had this on in the background while building some furniture for my cats and it made me feel like I was being a true builder 😂 absolutely love your work and can’t wait for possibly more compilations!!
Love the Claro Walnut, but all SEVEN species were beautiful! I have to say you are one of my favorite channels to watch on woodworking! You cover so many aspects of building EACH PIECE! I learn something from EVERY EPISODE! So many tips and pointers, and even the honesty and EXPLANATION when things Don't go as expected. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experiences! I'm "glued" to your channel! Thanks for all the inspiration!
This was a perfect watch and listen while I worked today... work has been super stressful this week and this video was what I needed to help calm the nerves and learn something along the way. Thanks for your videos! Enjoy them always!
ELM... I'm hunting Elm slabs now. I've not done any slab work, I'm just starting out. Scored some Spalted Maple from a buddy, made some charcuterie boards, a folding desk and lots of shelving for my wife... but Elm is on my shopping list. Loved this anthology.
I'm sure that in the months since this was first uploaded, I am responsible for a at least 100 of the views. Cam's calm voice, the humor and the beautiful stuff being made, makes it perfect for me to relax and finally be able to calm my brain down enough to be able to fall asleep. I look forward to anthology nr 3 ❤
Claro Walnut - I would say this has some of the best figuring of wood. I’ve always loved walnut, but this is next level. I’m hoping I can build a sit/stand desk sometime this year with Claro. I appreciate you putting these longer videos today. I always find myself learning something new from each of your videos or some new tool I need to buy. 😂 I would absolutely appreciate you making more how to videos. I feel like you have a great way of explaining things that easily make sense. Thank you
Cam thank you so much for making this type of woodworking a smidgen less intimidating. Love your work and getting ready to try my hand with a small end table. Well done!+
I do not think I can pick one type wood or project from this compilation. Being very new to wood working, albeit turning duck and goose calls, is it bad that I spend as much time going through your videos trying to figure out how many calls I could get from your cutoffs and how beautiful the various grains and looks you get from the figure. 1.5 x 1.5 x 6” builds a completed call for me. Beautiful work as always, and the fact you are doing it 4-5 hours prom my house as I sit in my living room watching. Always waiting for the next video to pop up on my notifications! Keep doing what you do!
It is truly hard deciding with table i liked, the redwood and Mappa are beautiful, and in reality, all you work is amazing. I will say, I love your quirky personality.
In Tasmania they have begun to reclaim the wood from the bottom of lakes and rivers. I think it's a great idea to go and reclaim this beautiful timber instead of letting it rot.
All the tables you show here are gorgeous. The black desk table was my favorite. At first I didn’t think I would but the end guitar result was so beautiful. I’m glad you use the negative to learn and grow from instead of taking them personally!
Elm was my favorite! When I was a kid, our part of Canada was decimated by the dutch elm disease so not much left standing sadly. I've only started my woodworking journey and making cutting boards and 3d carves on my CNC. Your videos are fun and inspiring. Thank you.
I ve built many tube furnaces in the past, and the cheapest way i found to fit flanges to the end of the tube is to simply paste a kf nipple flange to the end with epoxy resin. Some 3M resin are optimize for high temperature ( up to 250C) and it is plenty good for such application. For the tube, you should use an external ceramic tube for winding your nichrome wires, and nf internal tube on which you can fit you flanges. This way you don t have to start over if the inner tube breaks. Great videos though!
I love this video. I love your humor. All those different species of wood you work with are absolutely beautiful but I just love the Bastogne walnut. Awesome content Cam, keep em coming!!!
I really enjoyed this kind of video and the fact, that you turned "just" an compilation in an aditional an intresting video is amazing. And also i would love to see more how to Videos.
Just saw your belt-sander plug-in mishap. 40+years ago when I was getting started and I was still in the shop, we would set the belt sanders to a fixed "on" position .... plug them up and have races across the shop floor. All before the first bell rang of course. Funny stuff. Thanks for the memory!
I'm no wood worker at all, because of the lack of time, space and even tools. But absolutely love U and your videos! ❤ The amazing craftsmanship and how funny and entertaining U deliver it to us is why I never miss even one of them. Thank U good SIr and please don't change anything about your style. 😎👍
Lots of lessons here for amateur craftsmen. In particular that going the extra mile, getting every last detail perfect, and generally being obsessive about the quality of your work, always pays off in the long run. We think that if a customer doesn't seem to notice or care about every last detail, then we've wasted our time, when in fact it is the exact opposite. Them being happy and not caring so much about the fine details is exactly what we want, because it means we've done our job and eliminated anything that could cause them to second guess it or try to fault it. The day you think you can be lazy or take shortcuts because nobody will notice, is the day that somebody will notice exactly what you haven't done, and will start looking for other problems, which they will then probably find.
I love your videos I watch them almost every night. I’m hoping to build up my tools to be able to be successful like you. Thanks for sharing every thing you share!
Can’t believe I watched all 2.5hrs… but good stuff. Even watching it all for the second time lol. Love the Bastogne and definitely planning to work it into a project myself
I really liked all of these fantastic projects but I think my favourite is the Mappa black - it has an amazingly deep texture. I really enjoy watching your work, look forward to your next upload.
Elm, elm, em, elm, elm. Did I mention elm? I love this partly because it's not walnut, but mostly because elm is a tree I can get in some volume in Japan. There is a species of elm here called Zelkova and I managed to get a 3m 1,200kg trunk of one that is sitting my yard right now, waiting for me to put my horizontal bandsaw together, and build my solar kiln to dry it in. Just today got it up on blocks so it's off the ground it's been resting on for the past 3 weeks as I just haven't had time to move it. (Also, I move all my wood without a forklift, because you can't drive a forklift in Japan even in private residence, without a forklift license). So looking forward to turning this into some cool stuff! Great videos as always Cam, I'm making my making space now. Hopefully soon, first videos coming. Scott from Japan
What’s scary about circumcision is exactly what happened to the tip of that slab! One slip or miscut and there goes more than just the tip! Love the humor and the awesome pieces you create!
Your video editing is superb!!! I love your woodwork. Its amazing works of art!!! What's really interesting is the amount of people that comment that they listen to your voice to go to sleep. It's like your voice is ASMR itself. So calm and pieceful. Amazing woodwork, smooth voice and great sense of humor...a winning combination. Im glad I came across your channel. Keep up the great work!!! Thanks for this lengthy one...i feel like im about to watch a good movie!!
I guess I am a "super fan", but I'm not sure about how I feel about that label ;-). Regardless, though I have watched all these videos before, I have watched them all again. And if you release another version, I will do it again. Keep up the great content. It inspires me to try harder, even if I'm not the best. Yet.
In Greek mythology, the hero Orpheus rescued his beloved wife Eurydice from the Underworld by enchanting everyone there with his harp music. He then paused to play her a love song, at which spot the first elm grove was said to have sprung up So maybe it should be called Orpheus wood... I'm a new subscriber and totally hooked....
Great video! Not sure if anyone else mentioned it, but keep your wood glue in the fridge. Really extends the setup time in warm weather. I’m in AZ, ask me how I know 😂
Every one of these pieces are incredible. I think my favorite was the myrtle wood desk. Absolutely gorgeous. Second being the mappa black one. When you first put the black stain on, I was upset, but the end result was just beautiful. My boyfriend and I love your videos and subscribed. And you are as funny as you think you are. 😂
I don't have a favorite wood, I just appreciate watching your techniques and like the fact that you share the details of how you do things to get such good results.
As soon as you said "this is a natural hole and this is the hole I plugged, so F*** Off" at that moment I hit the subscribe button 😂. Keep up the great content! And comments. 👍
First off I have to say the Oregon Myrtle wood table was my favorite, very cool pattern. I really loved this video, really good stuff. I had to watch it in two parts 😅, but I really enjoyed seeing everything and maybe a bit more than the first time I saw these videos. I was really surprised when you mentioned getting close to 1 million subscribers because I thought you were already there😅. It's really cool that you're that close very well deserved love everything you've done here especially all the jokes and fun humor 😂.
Cam, I prefer long videos rather than short. Your voice makes impossible for me to disconnect. I can see better your improvements in woodworking since the first video you posted in RUclips, and your preferences for some types of wood. I admire very much the way you go on details. It's the only way to do an excellent job. 😊
Thanks for these amazing videos. I really appreciate your effort in trying to please us Europeans with the conversions from bananas to real SI units. But I have to admit that at least here in Denmark, within woodworking we often stick with imperial measurements. Most often for dimensions of pieces of wood when ordering them. Newer for final cutting length etc. 😊 So don't worry about converting when describing outer standard wood dimensions. Keep up the fantastic work. And shout out to Scott for the great camera work!
Honestly glad to hear that the protected the old redwoods now. Some of them were over thousand years old. If you cut them all down now, not even you grandchildren will see them again in their majesty.
I never thought that someone would consider oak a tree to be used in art or table. My parents years ago bought property that had huge oak trees in which they hung my tire swing from. This was in a small town one hundred miles north of Toronto, ON called Waubaushene, ON.
"Just please, please, don't firebomb my house" get's me everytime. You are a genuinely funny man; and for the record you have a few of us super-fans out here.
As long as he doesn't start doing "Dad jokes" à la "Wood by Wright" (James owns the "Dad joke loading space")
Oh thanks Grant 👊
Everytime I hear him talk about "the wire management void" in the myrtle desk I about pass away 😂😂😂
Maybe he was serious about the firebombing. There are a lot of nuts out there. It’s hard to reconcile that so many can’t see the humor in his cut vs uncut comments…
I'm a little old lady who has no interest in making a wood project but I love the reveal of the beautiful wood. I'll never confess to the number of hours I've watched. But, I'd be delighted if you gathered up a bunch more. Thanks.
Love that Barbara.
My husband happily watched all the way to the end . We watch you on the tv . So don’t usually comment . But do the thumbs up when we watch you . I want to say something not my business but going to give my 2 cents anyway . Makes me up set that you feel that you need to explain yourself like about the table you donated to help with food for people . Any way that’s my 2 cents. Our most liked of all your wood was Mappa not to get it mixed up with Maple lol. One more thing . We like listening and watching you to go to sleep you are calm quiet , and give a lot of knowledge.
God Bless you and your family . ❤
Love the "un-cut" longer 2.5 hr anatomy...i mean woodworking video. Don't ever lose your sense of humor, we love it!
Bastogne Walnut used in the "debacle" video with the three table package has to be some of the best wood I have ever seen. Also I don't think I am the only one who wants more videos with smaller projects and more information in them. If you agree like this comment.
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I actually have an original small project that I made just for this channel. It’ll be out pretty soon.
I never thought you would respond to my comment! I really love your work and the interesting commentary on videos it is what makes your channel truly unique. Also you inspired me to start my own channel hopefully I get better at editing and recording I am aiming to get my channel monetized ASAP.@@blacktailstudiouncut
I never thought you would reply to my comment! I really enjoy the videos and the interesting commentary they make your videos truly unique. Also I was really inspired by your videos and I created my own channel. I cant seem to figure out how to fix video compression though. @@blacktailstudiouncut
Yeah I agree it looked badass would love to see the small projects especially because I’m a beginner
my girlfriend and i love your videos. neither of us are wood workers or particularly well inclined with tools but love your humor and the beautiful furniture you make every video. always so fun to learn something new about wood when you happen to drop some knowledge on the mic.
these lengthier, uncut videos are always a pleasure to come back to again and again like episodes of a recurring show. thanks for sharing!
never throw a old project away that u dont like, find someone who wants to learn but dont have as much access to materials to work with, ive never seen wood like this near me an would love to get my hands one something like this or anything ive seen u work with. one mans junk is another man's treasure.
Just brilliant choice of words when referring to the “hole” 😂 Enjoy your amazing work!
That is a very organic hole, and you’re right it draws the eye. I’m trying to recall what it reminds me of, it’s right on the tip of my tongue.
I love the black mappa burl table. The pattern on that is one of my all time favorite pieces I've seen on your channel.
I love your content. Only with the help of your content and online workshop I build a high end 40 inch black epoxy olive wood dining table for my parents and it turned out perfect. You helped my finding my joy in woodworking and life. Just thank you for everything your content means so much to me. My mother is so proud of this table that she waits until the visitors realize the table and explains who made it. That is all thanks to you I really mean it. I wish you the best in the world
I am probably the oddball here but I like the Elm table in particular because it is not a usual wood used in builds and in part I liked the shape of the large trees and the shade they would provide. We have an elm tree that is still in great shape and growing out in the middle of the cow pasture. The reason it survives is that it is so isolated from disease vectors. Anyway love this video of all the different projects. Keep up the great work.
I'm surprised there are not more comments about the area of the Myrtle table you're so drawn to.....😂
I enjoy watching the longer uncut videos because it saves me from hunting down shorter ones to binge- watch. I find you very instructional, humourous and quite entertaining to watch. It's fascinating to see where you go with a slab of wood. I would love to own one of your tables but any money I manage to squirrel away goes for my camera equipment. Thanks for all that you do in entertaining us and for all your charity donations. Good on ya!
I remember my grandfather sanding and coating and sanding and coating over and over. I would look at it and thought it was perfect but he would do that procedure ten more times until he was satisfied and then he would do it again. I helped him with the sanding and coating under strict supervision. The finish you demand is perfect man! Great job isn’t enough! Keep it up 👍 working on one million brother!
Damn the grain is memorizing. Beautiful work.
Had this on in the background while building some furniture for my cats and it made me feel like I was being a true builder 😂 absolutely love your work and can’t wait for possibly more compilations!!
Your humor gets me evertime lol. The circumcision jokes, even though this is like the 5th time hearing it still has me cackling haha. Love ya Cam!
Over two hours! What a treat!!!
Thank you🤗🤠
Ironic that you are pro circumcision and have an uncut channel 😂
Love the projects keep your wood cut the way you like it.
Yes please make a relentlessly long, 8 to 10 hour or hell, a no cut, no edit. Fill length build video! I dare you hahaha
Wow what a majestic piece of nature! Absolutely love it! Awesome job man!!!
Cam I love wood in all species, every one has its own beauty and as craftsmen it's our joy to bring out that beauty
Love the Claro Walnut, but all SEVEN species were beautiful! I have to say you are one of my favorite channels to watch on woodworking! You cover so many aspects of building EACH PIECE! I learn something from EVERY EPISODE! So many tips and pointers, and even the honesty and EXPLANATION when things Don't go as expected. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experiences! I'm "glued" to your channel! Thanks for all the inspiration!
Thanks so much Paul!
I have been watching woodworking videos for 10 years. IMO that is the most beautiful finish I have seen on any piece. Outstanding work, my friend.
that mappa burl black with a fade is my favorite, you nailed it on the guitar look.
This was a perfect watch and listen while I worked today... work has been super stressful this week and this video was what I needed to help calm the nerves and learn something along the way. Thanks for your videos! Enjoy them always!
ELM... I'm hunting Elm slabs now. I've not done any slab work, I'm just starting out. Scored some Spalted Maple from a buddy, made some charcuterie boards, a folding desk and lots of shelving for my wife... but Elm is on my shopping list. Loved this anthology.
I hope finding those elm slabs won't be a nightmare
Bro the back to front reference killed me😂😂
I'm sure that in the months since this was first uploaded, I am responsible for a at least 100 of the views. Cam's calm voice, the humor and the beautiful stuff being made, makes it perfect for me to relax and finally be able to calm my brain down enough to be able to fall asleep. I look forward to anthology nr 3 ❤
I just wanted to jump on here and say “Think about it” has officially become a part of my daily life!🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Claro Walnut - I would say this has some of the best figuring of wood. I’ve always loved walnut, but this is next level. I’m hoping I can build a sit/stand desk sometime this year with Claro.
I appreciate you putting these longer videos today. I always find myself learning something new from each of your videos or some new tool I need to buy. 😂
I would absolutely appreciate you making more how to videos. I feel like you have a great way of explaining things that easily make sense. Thank you
California Claro Walnut, yes, I watched the whole 2:28:24 video and it was simply great!
Cam thank you so much for making this type of woodworking a smidgen less intimidating. Love your work and getting ready to try my hand with a small end table. Well done!+
I do not think I can pick one type wood or project from this compilation. Being very new to wood working, albeit turning duck and goose calls, is it bad that I spend as much time going through your videos trying to figure out how many calls I could get from your cutoffs and how beautiful the various grains and looks you get from the figure. 1.5 x 1.5 x 6” builds a completed call for me. Beautiful work as always, and the fact you are doing it 4-5 hours prom my house as I sit in my living room watching. Always waiting for the next video to pop up on my notifications! Keep doing what you do!
All of them are favourites. It's taken me two days to watch the video through (in between studying) . Loved every minute. Thank you for sharing.
This Mappa Burl table is just simply stunning... too bad we don't have them here in Switzerland, I would fight for it!😝
It is truly hard deciding with table i liked, the redwood and Mappa are beautiful, and in reality, all you work is amazing. I will say, I love your quirky personality.
The bastone looks classy. The Maple Boro has great figure. Awesome compilation!
In Tasmania they have begun to reclaim the wood from the bottom of lakes and rivers. I think it's a great idea to go and reclaim this beautiful timber instead of letting it rot.
All the tables you show here are gorgeous. The black desk table was my favorite. At first I didn’t think I would but the end guitar result was so beautiful. I’m glad you use the negative to learn and grow from instead of taking them personally!
Things thrown or neglected , have an inner beauty. You can feel this too as do I. Thanks mate. Dave
watching the wood being finished and coming to life with colour and figuring how can you choose a favourite!! they all look amazing
Cam's commentary never disappoints 🤣 🤣 🤣
I like honest workmanship, very good creative vids. I'm thinking of trying a couple of little projects using epoxy and wood
Elm was my favorite! When I was a kid, our part of Canada was decimated by the dutch elm disease so not much left standing sadly. I've only started my woodworking journey and making cutting boards and 3d carves on my CNC. Your videos are fun and inspiring. Thank you.
I ve built many tube furnaces in the past, and the cheapest way i found to fit flanges to the end of the tube is to simply paste a kf nipple flange to the end with epoxy resin. Some 3M resin are optimize for high temperature ( up to 250C) and it is plenty good for such application. For the tube, you should use an external ceramic tube for winding your nichrome wires, and nf internal tube on which you can fit you flanges. This way you don t have to start over if the inner tube breaks. Great videos though!
Not daily updates but photos with the finished table of the process would be great. Thanks for the content
I love this video. I love your humor. All those different species of wood you work with are absolutely beautiful but I just love the Bastogne walnut. Awesome content Cam, keep em coming!!!
I really enjoyed this kind of video and the fact, that you turned "just" an compilation in an aditional an intresting video is amazing. And also i would love to see more how to Videos.
Just saw your belt-sander plug-in mishap. 40+years ago when I was getting started and I was still in the shop, we would set the belt sanders to a fixed "on" position .... plug them up and have races across the shop floor. All before the first bell rang of course. Funny stuff. Thanks for the memory!
I'm no wood worker at all, because of the lack of time, space and even tools. But absolutely love U and your videos! ❤ The amazing craftsmanship and how funny and entertaining U deliver it to us is why I never miss even one of them. Thank U good SIr and please don't change anything about your style. 😎👍
I love all the details you give us please keep it up.
Lots of lessons here for amateur craftsmen. In particular that going the extra mile, getting every last detail perfect, and generally being obsessive about the quality of your work, always pays off in the long run. We think that if a customer doesn't seem to notice or care about every last detail, then we've wasted our time, when in fact it is the exact opposite. Them being happy and not caring so much about the fine details is exactly what we want, because it means we've done our job and eliminated anything that could cause them to second guess it or try to fault it.
The day you think you can be lazy or take shortcuts because nobody will notice, is the day that somebody will notice exactly what you haven't done, and will start looking for other problems, which they will then probably find.
I would love to see a video on all the tips you learned from the automotive buffing dudes! Thanks for your channel!
I love anything with the black lines in it. My husband has a sawmill and is going to start making tables. You inspire us.
I love your videos I watch them almost every night. I’m hoping to build up my tools to be able to be successful like you. Thanks for sharing every thing you share!
Can’t believe I watched all 2.5hrs… but good stuff. Even watching it all for the second time lol. Love the Bastogne and definitely planning to work it into a project myself
I really liked all of these fantastic projects but I think my favourite is the Mappa black - it has an amazingly deep texture. I really enjoy watching your work, look forward to your next upload.
Elm, elm, em, elm, elm. Did I mention elm? I love this partly because it's not walnut, but mostly because elm is a tree I can get in some volume in Japan. There is a species of elm here called Zelkova and I managed to get a 3m 1,200kg trunk of one that is sitting my yard right now, waiting for me to put my horizontal bandsaw together, and build my solar kiln to dry it in. Just today got it up on blocks so it's off the ground it's been resting on for the past 3 weeks as I just haven't had time to move it. (Also, I move all my wood without a forklift, because you can't drive a forklift in Japan even in private residence, without a forklift license). So looking forward to turning this into some cool stuff! Great videos as always Cam, I'm making my making space now. Hopefully soon, first videos coming. Scott from Japan
That black Mappa burl table is absolutely stunning!!
Big fan of ya Cam! I watch every video to the end.... don't ever change your humor!!
What’s scary about circumcision is exactly what happened to the tip of that slab! One slip or miscut and there goes more than just the tip! Love the humor and the awesome pieces you create!
Oh my god Cam, that hunk of redwood was mind blowingly gorgeous!
Your video editing is superb!!! I love your woodwork. Its amazing works of art!!! What's really interesting is the amount of people that comment that they listen to your voice to go to sleep. It's like your voice is ASMR itself. So calm and pieceful. Amazing woodwork, smooth voice and great sense of humor...a winning combination. Im glad I came across your channel. Keep up the great work!!! Thanks for this lengthy one...i feel like im about to watch a good movie!!
I guess I am a "super fan", but I'm not sure about how I feel about that label ;-). Regardless, though I have watched all these videos before, I have watched them all again. And if you release another version, I will do it again. Keep up the great content. It inspires me to try harder, even if I'm not the best. Yet.
In Greek mythology, the hero Orpheus rescued his beloved wife Eurydice from the Underworld by enchanting everyone there with his harp music. He then paused to play her a love song, at which spot the first elm grove was said to have sprung up
So maybe it should be called Orpheus wood... I'm a new subscriber and totally hooked....
Great video! Not sure if anyone else mentioned it, but keep your wood glue in the fridge. Really extends the setup time in warm weather. I’m in AZ, ask me how I know 😂
Every one of these pieces are incredible. I think my favorite was the myrtle wood desk. Absolutely gorgeous. Second being the mappa black one. When you first put the black stain on, I was upset, but the end result was just beautiful. My boyfriend and I love your videos and subscribed. And you are as funny as you think you are. 😂
Cam I really enjoy your videos please get back to making more woodworking projects videos. I have been able to use them for inspiration and education.
That redwood would make such beautiful guitars... they'd probably sound terrible, but they would sure look pretty
Love your videos, super informative and entertaining at the same time!!
I love the comedy in the voice overs LOL
I have somehow, missed this video. Absolutely fantastic work as always 👌🏻👌🏻
Definitely the Mappa burl, love it! And yes I'm actually going back and watching again!!!
I absolutely love your channel and your sense of humor 😂😂😂
I’d like to thank you for what you do your work is excellent and never quit you’re so good at what you do I do appreciate it thank you
I definitely love the Black Mappa Burl more
No favorite; like them all. I like the “how to” aspect of your videos.
I don't have a favorite wood, I just appreciate watching your techniques and like the fact that you share the details of how you do things to get such good results.
Mappa was my favorite for sure. All were fun to rewatch
It's difficult to pick a favorite species of wood but I'll go with redwood only because red is my favorite color. Much love Cam ❤
Redwood for sure! No question, just I’ll see you at workbench con!
I liked the OLD GROWTH REDWOOD.
Thanks for all the knowledge.
Spalted Maple: Cam, I enjoyed every minute of this video. Thank you forb sharing your talents.
As soon as you said "this is a natural hole and this is the hole I plugged, so F*** Off" at that moment I hit the subscribe button 😂. Keep up the great content! And comments. 👍
Seeing this amazing work helps to motivate me on a 4'x9' walnut slab that needs to be a table.
Thanks for the 2nd anthology video!!! I'm one of the seemingly few who love this long form content.
There’s more of you 👊👊
@@blacktailstudiouncutkeep em coming there amazing night views ps no i don't fall asleep to them watch right through. 🏴👍
not my favorite species, but the Mappa table in black I had forgotten about but is probably my favorite of all your builds.
First off I have to say the Oregon Myrtle wood table was my favorite, very cool pattern. I really loved this video, really good stuff. I had to watch it in two parts 😅, but I really enjoyed seeing everything and maybe a bit more than the first time I saw these videos. I was really surprised when you mentioned getting close to 1 million subscribers because I thought you were already there😅. It's really cool that you're that close very well deserved love everything you've done here especially all the jokes and fun humor 😂.
No parts of the human anatomy should be regarded as "embarassing" to mention. We all have it. So PLEASE keep doing it 👍🌞👍
Cam, I prefer long videos rather than short. Your voice makes impossible for me to disconnect. I can see better your improvements in woodworking since the first video you posted in RUclips, and your preferences for some types of wood. I admire very much the way you go on details. It's the only way to do an excellent job. 😊
Thanks for these amazing videos. I really appreciate your effort in trying to please us Europeans with the conversions from bananas to real SI units. But I have to admit that at least here in Denmark, within woodworking we often stick with imperial measurements. Most often for dimensions of pieces of wood when ordering them. Newer for final cutting length etc. 😊 So don't worry about converting when describing outer standard wood dimensions.
Keep up the fantastic work. And shout out to Scott for the great camera work!
lol, that live edge rant was hilarious
I enjoy all your videos so much. Thank you for all your tips and tricks you told us. Keep up doing your great work. 🙂💪🏻
FYI in case you didn't know blue locktight is a remove able,red requires heat (like flame) to remove a screw
That redwood slab is just glorious.
Honestly glad to hear that the protected the old redwoods now. Some of them were over thousand years old. If you cut them all down now, not even you grandchildren will see them again in their majesty.
Gotta go with the Black Mappa...only because I actually HAVE a guitar that looks like this. Its for sale too! Pictures upon request my good man.😏
I never thought that someone would consider oak a tree to be used in art or table. My parents years ago bought property that had huge oak trees in which they hung my tire swing from. This was in a small town one hundred miles north of Toronto, ON called Waubaushene, ON.