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. 😏

@BlacktailStudio

2 жыл бұрын

It seems that way sometimes 👊👊

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!

Love the 80/20!! Used it at my last job and it’s sooo convenient! I also love how clean your shop looks with the galvanized steel.

Cam goeiedag, love the fact that you show different ideas and upgrades in your workshop. I think we might have a lot in common when it comes to keeping things plain and neat.

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.

Go Beavs!! Appreciate all your videos and enjoy to see you making your dream shop a reality

Thanks so much for being a real role model for me. Your shop is incredible, your work is always amazing and your video structure really jives with my personality as well.

Outstanding video as always! I'm currently working on a project at work that uses a massive 8020 frame. It looks amazing. My first thought when seeing it was that I should build my next work bench out of this stuff. Of course I finally look it up and you're the one that's done it best. Great job and congrats on following your passions full-time! That's the dream.

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!

@jonesbmwplk

2 жыл бұрын

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.

I would love to see a shop organization video where you go into detail on how the shop is laid out with tool storage.

You are a kind and generous man , thanks for helping and sharing your ideas. Good man

Bore Da (Welsh) Greetings from UK. Just wanted to say thankyou for you videos. I suffer from anxiety and other issues and your videos really help me. I desire to be able to do woodwork but alas have very very poor dexterity. I am living my woodworking/tool life through you. I am learning loads of interesting stuff and because you mentioned it about 'helps' on your Iphone I now know why you use c clamps. Thanks again

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.

Guten Tag, I like the industrial/modern look of the steel, makes things seem more professional.

@BlacktailStudio

3 жыл бұрын

I really do too

@SaltedM3mes

3 жыл бұрын

@@BlacktailStudio what was the name of the company the will build the table design for you?

@lstcloud

3 жыл бұрын

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!"

Seit wenigen Wochen schaue ich mir regelmässig deine Videos. Du überzeugst durch die Qualität deiner Arbeit. Mein Glückwunsch.

I've been a carpenter over 30 years ,I like your content! I'm gonna grab a deck of cards and throw in my bag of tricks. Thanks for the great shim idea. Best of luck!

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!

@bennorawlinson

2 жыл бұрын

Awesome channel what nail gun and gauge did you use for putting the osb boards on?

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.

@BlacktailStudio

3 жыл бұрын

Cheers Zach!

love the extrusion design. I've used it for years as it's so durable, and tweakable.

Workshop and organization goals! Congrats on the new space

“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 👍🏻

@BlacktailStudio

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Mohamed!

The, "Troll of the week", spot is becoming my new favorite part.

@BlacktailStudio

3 жыл бұрын

Oh thanks michael

@maleficentcop2752

3 жыл бұрын

Might not be my favorite, however it does make it hard to not skip ahead.... LoL 😂

@wobblyarrowsignworks

3 жыл бұрын

Totally. The rest of the video is just a bonus. Lol

@johnsmith5726

3 жыл бұрын

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.

@skf957

3 жыл бұрын

Tone may have been off, but he wasn't wrong in what he was saying.

Kia Ora, another great video, slowly catching up on all your older content & enjoying the detail & explanations. Thanks

Guten Tag. Love the layout and the flow of your shop and work space. Hoping one day I can start wood working again. Being in the Army makes that tough. Enjoy all your builds and so do my kids.

Tag! (German, shortened from "guten tag", meaning good day). I like those extrusions, thinking of doing something like that in my leased shop.

slotted al extrusion is amazing.

@MrCarnutbill67

2 жыл бұрын

Expensive as shit to. Worth it but damn.

it's time to slow down so that means time to reorganize the shop to be more productive. I've been racking my noggin how to create some space. You just provided most of my answers. Thank you.!

Watched this a couple times, still an awesome table. Making this my summer project/birthday gift for myself!

Nicely done. Good luck on your business

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!

Fantastic video. Just starting the process of setting up my new shop. There are so many neat ideas here that I will use. Thanks!

Wow what an awesome idea! I will seriously consider this for my miter saw station build. Thank you!

I'm not a big melamine fan but this entire setup looks tight.

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!

@thomsonm5

3 жыл бұрын

Grüß Gott!

@BlacktailStudio

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Toni!

never thought about using playing cards as shims. Great tip!

Wow, talk about a dream workshop- lookin' real nice!

Use spray-on truck bed liner (from a can) on 1/4” steel pegboard hooks to get that rubberized look/feel for a discount.

@ericschiffman871

2 жыл бұрын

Dude. That's amazing!

@Deiniel91

2 жыл бұрын

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.

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!

@BlacktailStudio

3 жыл бұрын

I’ll have that in the video coming out soon!

@mckinleygould5795

3 жыл бұрын

i had the same question!

Thank you for posting this build, I am now going to also use the extrusion. I’ll let you know how it goes. Great video

안녕하세요 is hello in Korean. Another great video. I love how clean it all came together. The replaceable bench tops look sleek and will be very functional. Easy to wipe up a spill too, as opposed to MDF absorbing and swelling up so it’s no longer flat. Not that I’ve ever done that!

"Obligatory Bowl" of randoms. I love it. I use an old ice cream bucket

@BlacktailStudio

3 жыл бұрын

We all have one

@ElusiveTrinity

3 жыл бұрын

A life saver

@exotictones1054

3 жыл бұрын

Thanx for the good stuff bud.aloha.

@pk.finger

3 жыл бұрын

@@BlacktailStudio more like 10 or so :D

@gordonjones3806

3 жыл бұрын

@Gordon Sooy Right!? I thought i was the only one.

The troll of the week is well worth waiting till the end 😂

@BlacktailStudio

3 жыл бұрын

Oh thanks!

You're an inspiration Cam! Thank you for helping building my own workshop. I hope to meet one day my friend. Best wishes to ya

Wow i was looking to go to another page and stumble across your video. You are truly an inspiration. Thanks

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!

@BlacktailStudio

3 жыл бұрын

I’ll have that video out soon!

@_CRiT_hits_

2 жыл бұрын

@@BlacktailStudio also looking for that link still...

Surprised you went with a newer style of pegboard rather than a French cleat system. Either way, I like it.

@canklefark

3 жыл бұрын

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.

@BlacktailStudio

3 жыл бұрын

I might do a cleat system for my tools down the road

I stumbled across your videos and loving them all. Thank you for your hard work!

Servus! I just wanted to say, your videos are a huge inspiration and sometimes I enjoy simply watching

I've always been torqued hearing: Buddy:" Hey, unloosen that for me real quick..." Me: "ah...then you want me to tighten it?"

@Audioventura

3 жыл бұрын

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.

@thecomiccircuit

3 жыл бұрын

@@Audioventura it's mostly mechanics....or mechanical types...who speak like that...

Dead serious about how dead tight my dead workbench is hahaha

Awesome video. This is actually a really cool idea. I like the fact it has a “industrial” look to it

Parev (Armenian) Cam! Great videos. Love watching each one as i slide down through the rabbit hole. Voice is soothing and relaxing. Work is top notch...great talent! Hope to be at this caliber one day. Keep up the good work!

Salut! Your dust separator will work better with the hoses hooked up opposite to what your video shows!

@Pauken11

3 жыл бұрын

I noticed that too. The hose from the saw should go into the side of the Oneida and the shop vac hose goes into the top of the Oneida. The way it is now, the dust from the saw will go into the top, make a quick right, and go right to the shop vac and bypass the can under the Oneida. In order for the cyclone to work, the tool hose needs to come in through the side.

@scrapnad1

3 жыл бұрын

@@Pauken11 its possible some heavier dust particles will go down but lighter dust would mostly make that right hand turn in to the vacuum hose. The cyclone separation action comes from dust spinning around the outside of the chamber until its near the bottom as the air changes direction and goes up the middle of the chamber. Dust falls in to the pail and that's the separation!

@BlacktailStudio

3 жыл бұрын

I’m impressed you noticed that, but not the text on the screen that says I know it’s hooked up backwards 😉

@scrapnad1

3 жыл бұрын

@@BlacktailStudio I must have been oblivious to the text! Or watching and listening to your description to intently! Ha

Hey there - we are moving in a few weeks and I have a clean slate in the garage. I love the use of the 80/20 and will be looking into this for my use. Keep up the great content!

love the work bench and that fire place is awesome...

Guten tag! I run a small woodworking business with my brother. We get lots of ideas from lots of different channels, but I have to say that you are our main mentor. I really appreciate the things you’ve taught us! We’ll have to give this miter station a try.

@BlacktailStudio

2 жыл бұрын

Wow, thanks so much!

Only thing more satisfying than watching woodworking is watching organization success... My OCD is so happy with this video

Guten tag. Love to see craftsmen's shops. Reminds me of evolution: always a work in progress!

That is an awesome work station. Will definitely be using some of those ideas seeing as I need to build a new work area in my basement shop.

I like the way your workshop turned out.

Ciao Cam ! Great video, I love to see how you're arranging your new work space please keep these videos coming

Ungawa!! Hope you're doing well. Really like how your shop has come together. Keeping it fluid is brilliant!!

Aloha Cam. You have a good eye for organizing and the shop looks ready to roll! I still have the old pegboard, but a couple of years ago graduated to peg hardware that locks in.

Nice video. Very nice shop. I bought the same mitre saw last Christmas and have been very happy with mine. The aluminum work bench and roll out tool box are awesome.

Your organization is enviable, congratulations and success in your next project

Aloha Congrats on your full time conversion. I am working in a new space. And it takes me forever to put everything away. Great video!

Love the Aluminum extrusion... I'll be buying some of that .. great shop tips...

Hola, I'm moving my shop into a one-car garage size warehouse and I'm getting a lot of inspiration from what you're doing. I may just sit here the rest of the day and watch all of your videos. But it should get to work. 😆

Yiasoo! Top work. Currently using aluminum t-slot extrusion for a van build. Amazing material. Love the workshop Fella! 🇬🇧

This is really one of my favorite Videos of you! Thanks for the great content and ideas!

Privet (Russian). I’m happy to see someone can organise workshop better then I do. Well done!

My OCD is VERY happy with your work space organization...😃

Middag from South Africa, bus with my workbench, I like the wall storage, currently busy with mine 👍🏽

Guten Tag! Thanks for sharing. Can’t wait for my garage to get built.

Absolutely amazing, I feel like I'd never leave the shop lol. Huge props !

Hola! I came across your videos and enjoy them. You sound like a straight up guy. When you mess up, like all of us do, you mention it. Good luck to you.

Brilliant! I love that bench. I can only find white melamine so far, but the hunt continues! Keep up the great work!

Ola. Cam, love that extrusion. I'll definitely us this in my own garage. black melamine top. wicked.

Hallo! (german. Nice and simple, sounds a little brighter than just hello.) This shop is a woodworkers wet dream. It's coming long so well!

I enjoy watching your videos, I don’t miss a single one..

Now I have a garage goal to aspire towards. THANK YOU!

Ola! Thanks for making great shop videos/wood working videos! I love watching them! Lou

“Birds up” UTSA hand-sign ; I really like the shop I want my mine to be that awesome.

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!

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.

I appreciate the layout but even more so the efficient explanation and editing. Nice work, subscribed!

Guten Tag! A very sharp looking shop, indeed!

Really cool setup thanks for sharing. Always nice to see how someone does it, to get ideas. I hope to one day have even half of that stuff.

I am just a Hello person... I love your video's , I don't care if your building your dust collecter room or setting up your tool wall,, I get so many ideas for my garage from you.. Your bench's are awsome,, I might just have to ditch my table and go with the ones you put in this video... Wished I wasn't 70 years old and just now seeing awsome idea's from you.. But I sure enjoy watch all and I mean ALL your video's I subscribed and hit the bell waiting for your next video... Good Job. thanks for you time.

I just came back to watch this video again from a while ago...man this is awesome!

You just answered my DIY miter saw bench issues. I am so glad I found your video I have liked and subscibed.

Geday mate - from Australia. Great bench which has inspired me for my new workshop bench. Many thanks.

Just started watching your Chanel. I live in New Zealand, and love some of your ideas

I'd have to say Hola would be my favourite non English way to say hello. Also I have to say your channel is the first channel I have subscribed to for every video! Despite some people may find it lacking energy, I think your explanations and processes refreshing. I've already learned a few things from watching your work, and I'm excited to learn more. Thanks for your time and keep it up!

Aloha. My Shop is getting 6 years old and I'm just now coming around to a similar way of organization. The shop looks good sir.

Always enjoy your content Bro, you’ve made my project easier, I am more of a total weekend warrior for woodworking projects sino find your content totally useful. Oh and not to mention relaxing. Thanks

Goeie naand Cam, picking up some great tips from you in Namibia - thanks for all your effort.

I am the 'old school' grandpa that uses the 'old school' peg board. I think what you have done is cool and I will be doing the same here, for all the same reasons. Thanks for the tip Sonny. Art from Ohio

Love that bench. Looks awesome and very accurate

DZIEN DOBRY! POLISH. Loving the workspace. Appreciation from Australia