You are growing as a creator. Maybe that's why your pants don't reach your shoes.

@BlacktailStudio

Жыл бұрын

Well played David 😂

@datomohamadbinyusof4421

Жыл бұрын

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@gwendolynshire9660

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely clever response, David!

@quangle5657

Жыл бұрын

​@@BlacktailStudio máy chuẩn nhưng thợ không giỏi

@VC-uo3pj

Жыл бұрын

you have to wear shorted pants and short sleeves so the excess fabric doesn't get caught in the dangerous machinery.....

I have no access to this wood, any of these tools or honestly any of the skills but I've spent an inordinate time watching these because there's art.

@BlacktailStudio

2 жыл бұрын

Oh thanks!

@patrickslaughter3964

2 жыл бұрын

Same here... Just seething with well intentioned jealousy :)

@rdubya2388

2 жыл бұрын

Me too. I love watching the whole process. I'm old though, so my attention span for stuff like this is at War and Peace levels.

@saltygenx2743

2 жыл бұрын

I'll watch regardless the length of the video

@christopherbedford9897

2 жыл бұрын

A lot of the YT videos I watch are more background noise than anything else, and I play Solitaire while I'm - er- playing them. But when I put on a Blacktail Studio vid I'm absorbed from start to finish 😁

Cam, as long as you, the creator, need it to be. That’s why we watch, because we like the content you’re creating! Excellent work!

@alanalan8769

2 жыл бұрын

Cam...15 or 30 or 45 if needed to get what you feel is enough to get all the important things of the build. There are times for each length of video, and you and your woodworking make it easy to watch a longer vid as well as a shorter vid. Keep up the awesome content!

@dragonbreathsmaugh559

2 жыл бұрын

Jordan Bock I totally agree. Great projects and loving the table Cam. Will you make chairs or benches to go with ? I am appalled by the price of raw wood. I am a fan of oddly shaped off cuts which can include the bark like used to be found in old type woodyards which always had a huge heap of pieces which were inexpensive which you could trample over and move stuff around to find what you wanted. The old guy who owned it a mine of info about types of wood and what was best for the thing you were making. We lose expertise and knowledge every day sadly. We need your channel badly - a bit of a poem ! 🤗 🦩

@HermanHerman-jp5bj

2 жыл бұрын

@@readquranandlearnaboutisla592 1a

@bryanwarm2471

2 жыл бұрын

@@readquranandlearnaboutisla592 Take it somewhere else.

@alexjanower6580

2 жыл бұрын

^^ definitely. I support the long content, but I like a mix!!

I am not a wood worker, I am an 82 year lady, but enjoy seeing your amazing wood working

@_sandy_

4 ай бұрын

i'm not a woodworker, i'm a 15 year old girl, but i enjoy seeing cam's amazing woodworking too😄

@user-gc8qw2jf4w

Ай бұрын

Hey, ladies. There are lots of women out there that are excellent woodworkers! It's a hobby that anyone can enjoy. I'm a 78 year old woman & I love wood working. Find a class - learn the basics & safety with power tools. There is no limit to what you can create!

Cam, I enjoy the way you make your videos... No shop noise, just an informative, sometimes spicy, voiceover. I'm happy with 30+ minutes... Very satisfying. 😌😆

@brittonjones5318

22 күн бұрын

I agree

CAM - There is never too long a video of Blacktail Studio.

CAM, 30 minutes can be a drag when they just overlay music, and so on. Your videos tell a story, and I never skip around. Even if I have to pause and come back later, I watch the videos 50% to see your craftsmanship/ learn new tricks, and 50% to hear you tell the story of each piece. Thanks for all the hard work, and that Nikon is sharp!

@tyronevaldez-kruger5313

2 жыл бұрын

Cam, As a notorious skipper I just noticed that I've never skipped your videos yet either. Subscribed👍🏿

@sampantiliano

2 жыл бұрын

I agree ☝️

@radar59

2 жыл бұрын

Cam, I agree with these comments.very interesting videos and your commentary is informative. Loving the new camera btw

@pigsmustfly166

2 жыл бұрын

so true

@thomasfholland

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah I didn’t do any skipping, watched every second. Because it was worth it to watch every single second.

30 minutes is fine. You’re awesome to watch and listen to.

Cam, I'm not a woodworker, but I truly appreciate the beauty of your work. The length of a video isn't an issue for me as long as there is good content as in this video. Keep up the good work...I'll continue to admire what I see. Thanks.

Cam, 30-45 minutes is about all my husband can watch without dosing off (He made it thru this one!). However, you keep the content moving and give the info woodworker’s need if they want to try something similar. We enjoy watching you work your creative magic!

@Qadr66

4 ай бұрын

Menuiserie Ébénisterie !

Cam, as far as I'm concerned, the longer the better.

@JohnDotBomb

2 жыл бұрын

Nah, I like my pants short ...oh, video length? I don't mind long videos. 10-30 min is probably my comfort zone though

@chunkymurps

2 жыл бұрын

@@JohnDotBomb I just left a comment on another woodworkers channel saying pretty much the same thing. It depends on the content but 30mins is about what i'm comfortable with as well. There's other channels i want to watch and i only have X amount of time to spend watching KZread videos per night. I'd rather see shorter videos more often rather than a long one every now and then.

@richardmartin3932

2 жыл бұрын

@Dinar Chat Voted #1 by Dinarians I was 6 days late

Keep buying clams till you run out of space… I love this guy

Cam, can you show more of sanding please? I don't understand why people don't like sanding. I love it!

Cam, I'm watching on a computer and not a TV, but I'm still looking for longer content like you said. Sometimes I want 5-minute bits, but there's plenty of that out there too...I most definitely have time for half hour segments as well.

@marcusbrown8136

2 жыл бұрын

Cam, you’re the creator (mentor). If you make it interesting then it’s great to watch. Thank you for showing us everything including the mistakes, it helps us under stand the enormity of your jobs and what we have to keep in mind when we do these things our selves. Keep it up and thanks!!

@BlacktailStudio

2 жыл бұрын

Ya man!

CAM, when it comes to wood working, the timing of the videos would be this long. The process of engaging your audience makes a big difference. Your presentation, tone, and pitch are great. The time actually flew by quickly. Many thanks!

@andrebauer576

2 жыл бұрын

Mercado, you're right... Couldn't have said it better.

@thewayfarer1571

2 жыл бұрын

Cam yeah I agree. Well said R. Mercado.

@emerysmith1711

2 жыл бұрын

CAM, I am a vicarious viewer! I love the results and "wish" I had the talent to do it like you do ...so, watching you get there is awesome 👍 entertainment. Love your style!

@we-r-one_automotive.daniel3108

2 жыл бұрын

I couldn't have put it any better. Myself being disabled I do need to take long breaks throughout my day and I appreciate you for your content. I'm nore of a car need but appreciate perfect cuts and craftsmanship. Thank you

Cam, I am not a woodworker, but I am a woodworker admirer. You do wonderful work and your narations are entertaining and informative. Make the videos as long as you need to to fully cover the build. That way those of us who are interested will not miss out on any details. Thanks so much and I look forward to many more of your videos!

Cam, I can watch any length of video from you. Sometimes more than once. Great content!

Cam, finally, someone who makes a video without annoying background music. Just a good voice explaining what he is doing and why. I have seen videos where the background music is louder that the voice of the person talking. Awesome work. Your tables look amazing and I love the process you go through. I also work alone when doing projects, so its interesting to see how you do some heavier things. Love the leaves. Trying to get a seam in wood to look like it isn't there is almost impossible. You did a perfect job. As for the length of your videos, I have ADD and can't concentrate for too long, but your content is educational and very interesting, so a 30 minute video is perfect.

Cam, 25-30 min is perfect. I like the Nikon, sure makes a difference.

Cam, 20-30 minutes is great but I don’t know where too long is because you still haven’t bored me yet. I most admire your willingness to take on tasks that require new skills and/or have a serious chance of disaster. I don’t er want to see the disaster, but as someone who takes half an hour to make a box joint jig because I hate screwing up I can honestly say you are an inspiration.

Cam, I love watching, and listening to your videos. Your attention to detail and perfectionism are so appreciated. Although I could get caught up in any length video of yours, perhaps 30 minutes is ideal. That way I can get up and do some chores around my house.😊

Cam, the perfect length is the length you need. Love the long ones!

@TheYanksfan86

2 жыл бұрын

That's what she said

I’m a retired tradesman that appreciates the details artistic construction. For me it’s entertainment. So make your videos as long as necessary to tell the creative story. This was fascinating.

@arthurneddysmith

Жыл бұрын

Cam, he loves the details.

Sam, I normally am not into longer, over 20 minutes uploads on KZread, but time does fly when I'm watching yours; so no worries. Keep them as long as you believe they need to be. Peace

CAM. watching this 2 years later. I keep my videos to about 18 minutes. My audience is high school kids and their parents. What makes your videos shine in is the story telling and the timbre of your voice. You explain what you are doing. The captions are nice too.

Cam, imo there's no need to make the videos shorter. I find them very relaxing and your content is of such high quality that I don't even think of skipping a part of the video. There's just a constant flow of interesting and useful information.

@koenhendrickx1142

Жыл бұрын

I totally agree with this. I am European and when I pass by clips/content made by Americans, they stretch the video desperately with nonsense. :D Cam is the first American I witness, whom shows and explains just the right things to keep you hooked the entire video, whatever the length of the video. Great work! One of the very rare occasions I subscribed, after barely seeing a few minutes of content.

Cam, the length of the video makes it feel personal, immersive and detailed

Cam I love the longer video on projects like this!

Tellement passionant ! On ne voit pas le temps s'écouler . Félicitation pour les prises de vue . En plus excellent caméraman aussi .

I have been a general contractor for over 30 years, and a rank amateur furniture builder forever. Wood is my thing. In my opinion you are a true artist and I enjoy the hell out of your videos. For that reason I prefer the longer videos. Hope to have nice tools and a shop like yours one day. Flip Flops in the shop?? Might not be safe but it sure has Style!!

Cam, I could watch this for several hours at a time. My favorite part is the finish. But everything to that point and after is amazing to watch. You explain very well. Thank you.

Cam, I don't mind the longer videos. I believe if a person (like myself) genuinely likes you and your content they'll stay and watch. You do amazing work. I am a blacksmith / bladesmith and I find myself wanting to incorporate what I do with what you do. So, thank you!

Cam, I am rewatching your videos after many years as a subscriber. I gave up on cable "TV' many years ago, so content from the interwebs is all I view on my TV, now. Anyone quoting Nick Saban is ok with me. Thanks for the longer videos. ROLL TIDE

Can, I love the longer content. It is so satisfying to watch a piece come together. Thank you!

Cam - I’m mesmerized whether your video is 15 min, 30 min, or 45! Your work is amazing - your pieces are art. And you are very entertaining as well as educational to listen to. Wishing you and your family all the best and I’ll keep watching to see what you come up with next!

Cam, that is absolutely stunning!

Cam, the video was the perfect length. Thanks

Cam…30 minutes + is fine by me! You made the inlays look so easy. This piece is a unique, one of a kind beauty.

@praisejesusrepentorlikewis6218

2 жыл бұрын

Repent to Jesus Christ! “For the word of God is alive and active. Sharper than any double-edged sword, it penetrates even to dividing soul and spirit, joints and marrow; it judges the thoughts and attitudes of the heart.” ‭‭Hebrews‬ ‭4:12‬ ‭NIV‬‬ H

@janstafford1490

2 жыл бұрын

agree but all character type wood id a one of that’s what makes them all one offs just some more than others👍🏽

@brenturquhart7090

Жыл бұрын

@@praisejesusrepentorlikewis6218 I often find that those that preach and speak to the wrath of god being brought down on others are often the one’s who sin the most. Is that true for you? Why do you find the need to preach passages of the Bible in forms that are not appropriate for such content?

Cam, 20-30 minutes is usually what I click most when I’m eating dinner or just relaxing in the evening, but it’s like they say about videos: size doesn’t matter. Lol. Great content and awesome work! Channels like yours got me into woodworking early in the pandemic and I’ve learned a lot from your videos. I’m halfway through my first epoxy project and I’d never have attempted it had I not happened across your channel a couple years ago. So, thank you!

Sam. 30 minutes was good. Beautiful table ❤

45 minutes. Love your work!

Hi Cam, 20-30 minutes is good for me. This was a very pleasant break from my mundane routine. You have developed a tremendous skill set. I have a 1024 sq ft shop, so I am thinking I should start with some small projects to see if I have the right stuff. Trouble is, my old arthritic hands are not my friends anymore! Please keep the videos coming.

@OkiDingo

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you watched all the way to the end!!!! It was a great video 😂

You are like a project therapist for me because you humbly point out any mistakes, and you do a talk-through of any challenges or obstacles you overcome. This reminds me to try to be patient with myself, and is helping me overcome challenges. And Im not even a woodworker.....I make custom build bicycles. The psychology works for any kind of project....possibly even life itself.

cam i like that you casually include your editing tips like the dynamic zoom . your videos are done very well nice work

Cam! You're too clever 😂 45 min is pretty good for things like this. You're a master!

cam, I've only been watching your videos for like a month, The length is not important because you don't repeat yourself and you have a great way to get into every detail. perfect job, perfect content keep it up !!!!!!

@TelemachusS1

Жыл бұрын

CAM. I agree whole heartedly

@bennettfalls2775

Жыл бұрын

i was also about to say the exact same thing as Arthur but basically, the content length does not matter to me. I think you get the info across very well.

@michaelhuff8218

Жыл бұрын

Cam, I also agree. Short ones are nice, but the longer ones have more content, so they are fine too!

Cam, that part where you're finishing the beam that slots into the steel legs - I love that. When the colour and grain come up like magic. Point 2: Your garden/entrance is beautiful.

CAM, I was paying attention! And I also learned that your name is CAM! Who knew?! NOT ME! 👏👏👏

Cam, as an Alabamian living in Ireland, watching a guy in Oregon build these masterpieces, I was pleasantly surprised to hear you quote Coach Saban. Amazing work, and Roll Tide

@user-jf7xe5zk1h

23 күн бұрын

Forget he went east after Baton Rouge…. Geaux Tigers! 😉

At 57 years old and having put together a pretty nice shop where I’ve done a little bit of everything for 35 yrs, I find myself not so excited anymore. Your videos remind me what can still be done. Thanks for the inspiration

Dude that landscaping is freaking amazing.

@mHBulldog

2 жыл бұрын

yes i think it is to. Cam, any chance on doing a video on it? That would be awsome.

@BlacktailStudio

2 жыл бұрын

@@mHBulldog Oh, i have no idea what i'm doing there. I just maintain it. Someone else planted it.

Cam, I agree the longer videos are better I don't watch KZread on my phone I watch it on tv.. keep up the great work

Cam, you do a really nice job (excellent) both with the project and the camera. No recommended changes from me. Really enjoyed watching this.

Cam: I love the longer content! Also the life lesson: “don’t practice till you get it right, practice till you can’t get it wrong”. Fantastic advice. Forse from Hong Kong (occasional wooden boat and electric guitar builder)

It’s never long enough. I can watch talented people like yourself for hours.

Cam, just wanted to say I love your vids! And if you're happy with your work it's more than good enough. Always feel like it's the person who created the work that's the most critical about it.

Cam, the longer content is where it’s at! I watch KZread on my Tv for entertainment and learning. Thanks for the great videos!!!

Cam, I just discovered your channel a couple hours ago and have watched maybe 3 of your videos so far and I am super impressed. I worked as a carpenter for 10 years and only did one live edge project in that time. Your patience and insistence on making it right is what sets you apart from other woodworkers. Your passion bleeds through and it is quite entertaining and wholesome. 10/10, will watch more videos.

Cam, Well ~ I just wanna say that your videos are probably one of the best things for my depression. I'm only 18 and yet I have already embarked on a woodworking journey and I won't ever regret it! Please never stop and don't ever let people criticize you on your taste or style of achieving your goals!!! Legend!

@johnbossley4810

Жыл бұрын

hi, as i have found out, woodturning is a good help for depression, just start with small things and see how it goes, all the best.

@themtbru

Жыл бұрын

@@johnbossley4810 thanks so kuch John - it really does help and even tho I still get critized now and again because of the way I do woodwork - it still helps me get through the darkest of days! Cheers!

my grandfather owned a furniture shop - were he alive today to see your videos, he would salivate at all your equipment and tools

... Cam... the table is beautiful. Thank you for posting your craftmanship. Length of vids, the longer the better. ... still chuckling for the Comment of the Week about the f-ing table... totally took me by surprise...

Cam, you have mad skills! Take your time, tell your story, we will watch.

I support longer content, when the content is quality wood being sanded, cut, joined or finished. Or worked in ANY manner. KZread is my favorite form of video entertainment, so bring it!

CAM... love your videos.. been binge watching them since yesterday 😂 ❤️

Cam, longer videos are totally fine because every second of this one was really satisfying and informative. No bs, just quality content

Cam, the longer content format is new to me but works really well, especially watching on a television. Thanks your humility is part of your winning formula. You deserve every success.

@lydialas8759

Жыл бұрын

@Hello Paul how are you doing

Cam, I enjoy watching your creativity

quite happy with longer videos, better than tv😍

Cam that patchwork wood looks really cool. 15-30 minutes as long as you complete the video the length should what the video calls for.

@biggSHNDO

2 жыл бұрын

I kinda wanna see him make a table completely out of dove tail thingies and patchwork now

@BlacktailStudio

2 жыл бұрын

I’ve wanted to do a patchwork table for a while now

@edwardwilson990

2 жыл бұрын

@@BlacktailStudio I used to call my patches Dutchmans, not sure if its correct but it sounds good and I can upcharge for the fancy feature. 🤣

Cam, I like the longer content that’s targeted to each project. That’s what I want to learn from. Thank you!

Cam... I like any timing. When I'm busy, I put the videos on 1.5 speed to watch for ideas and slow down when it's important. So the long videos are great.

Whenever I'm faced with the question of how long a video or written document should be, I think back to my Sophomore year of HS and the advice of my English teacher. She said that "the length of a paper should be like the length of a woman's skirt; long enough to cover the subject but short enough to still be interesting." It's the only thing I learned in high school that I still use on a regular basis.

@bay2055

2 жыл бұрын

Glad to see you put your education to good use.

@yvonnepagan9912

2 жыл бұрын

Very good advice!

Cam, this didn't even feel like 30 minutes. I normally like quick to the point videos but the visuals and transitions were great so I loved it. Great job.

Cam, I’m annoyed that I tend to go for the quick videos but yours seem to be an exception. Never boring, always educational. I always watch until the end.

Cam, I like the 30 minute video you take as long as you need to I enjoy the content.

Cam, I’m never tired of watching your videos …30 minutes is great…I love seeing the process involved to turn out beautiful art work. Congratulations and keep up the journey.

Honestly i love the longer format videos cam, I never can feel the time whatsoever whenever i watch one of your videos, The more meat, the more Im tuned in, I always love how the wood grains turn out once you apply the finish probably my favorite part if the video

Hey Cam, I don't think you can go wrong even with an hour. You make such beautiful furniture and it's interesting to watch it come alive.

You DEFINITELY earned my subscription and not from today . Probably one of the best guys teaching on KZread

CAM, the number of people ACTUALLY engaging in your videos is unreal to me! I didn’t even see anyone that took any bait. If you know what I mean 😉 you motivated me to start on my first woodworking project. Love the content no matter how long

Cam, just catching this video two years late. I can't say I care for how the extension rails are done. Being a tall person if there is going to be anything sticking out under a table it needs to go just shy of the length of the table. I'm tall and if there is anything that I can catch my knee or leg on, I'll catch it. Regarding levellers, always use levellers. The floor might have started out perfect but buildings shift as they age. Regarding the length of the video, I don't know what it is but I struggle less watching your videos than I do on some videos that are less then ten minutes. Your videos are just that easy and enjoyable for me to watch.

Cam, the project determines the length of the video. It needs to be as long as it takes to demonstrate how and what is entailed. Stunning result and the walnut stretcher was gorgeous, and the table top, totally unique and breathtaking.

Cam, that moment at 20:24 is what people don't realize we battle through all too often. I always learn and get new ideas from your videos that go into my project notes as I plan my next shop project.

Cam, a 30 minute video is totally acceptable for a project like this so that every one of the many steps is covered or at least touched on. Thanks for the video and the camera did an excellent job!

30-40mins Cam - Most of the time I look for your longer vids. I realize that this video is a few years old, so you may not see my comment. Fantastic content and your commentary is on point!!!!!

Cam, half hour videos are my favorite for projects like this. When they're shorter, you have to leave too much out.

Your level of detail and expertise makes the time spent watching it a non-issue.

Cam, I think 30min is the perfect video length, as long as it's full of detail and not fluff, which yours never has. New camera gave beautiful detail. Thank you Nikon. The table is beautiful. Great job, as usual. Your responses to trolls at the end of your videos always tickle me. God Bless.

Wow, beautiful table. Amazing house, fantastic shop. Life is good for you!

I watched so many of your videos that i landed on one before Scott-The-Video-Guy hah i never thought that watching someone make a table could be so much fun

Cam, You are the creator and a 30-40 minute video is not to long at all when you are getting a good description of whats being made and all the steps to get the look you were going for. Very inspiring, keep up the great work!

Cam, As a schoolboy in Wales, I did not pursue woodwork because I wanted to leave school with a full complement of digits on each hand. I am abysmally clumsy, and wholly without practical ability. For me, DIY is destroy it yourself. Your dexterity, your confident use of equipment and your problem-solving capabilities are truly worthy of admiration. Watching you work is fascinating. Your often amusing and always enlightening commentary is also enviable. Marvellous!

Cam, thirty minutes is no problem. I find your videos easily hold my attention. Thanks for making them so engaging!

Cam, I really like longer videos. I think you get alot more of the story and more information. Keep on keepin on...

Cam, i'm an amateur woodworker who aspire to, one day, live from this work. The moment you realized you cut the extension wrong, i felt it in my gut. Even when you measure once, twice, thrice, mistakes happens. When i do it, i feel furious with myself, and i tend to abandon what i'm doing, to never come back. But you said "i bit my tongue a little bit, took a walk around, and then came back and did it the right way". These words reached me. They made me realize it's ok to make mistakes, you just need to take a deep breath and start over. Thanks for your videos!

Cam, with the high quality content you produce, you could have an intermission and I'd still watch the whole thing. I appreciate your hard work.

Cam, it takes as long as it takes! Beautiful table!

Watched from beginning to end. Brilliant. Don’t go shorter. Make your videos as long as your beautiful table.

Cam, Please never stop showing the finishing process, watching the grain pop on all these pieces give me chills, I love the work you do. Regarding video length, This old house would never have worked in 3min episodes, and a cutting or charcuterie board video would almost never work at 30min, your videos are perfect, we get to see the full process and the finished product with the few happy accidents thrown in.

Cam, the longer videos are just fine, especially when you're covering things in such detail. Thanks for all your beautiful work, and the new Nikon rocks!