1000 Feet of Denim and 20 Gallons of Epoxy

[@BlacktailStudio]

As, always, thanks so much for watching and supporting my channel! If you'd like to get in on the first run of shirts, here's a link: blacktailstudioshop.com/pages/merch-drop

[@kinskifilms]

Oh wow, Jay Leno is one of your clients?

[@Mr_i_o]

Your editor was right, I did really appreciate the clean up, especially the fact that even a bit of dust can ruin epoxy.

[@BlacktailStudio]

@@Joshua_Lambert Good call, done.

[@Mr_i_o]

Also, please show us your sample process, ie the experimentation. I'm curious about the numbers, like how many variations of recipes or processes did you try? I'd watch a 3 part series on that, if it doesn't already exist.

[@daineball]

how about something like a wallpaper process but using a tub that you build ?

[@That_Stealth_Guy]

He deserved that table 100%. Talk about a humble man. I don't know if I like the idea of using denim, or his leather wrapping skills more! Kudos to both of you for making an amazing desk!

[@alexanderturl]

Phenomenal project mate, and deserving recipient.

[@Sequesterer]

I agree. Well deserved! And a nice gesture.

[@shaheenseiffert]

Thank you guys so much!

[@hibahprice6887]

The main thing is that he likes it. I love this table, but I don't have space for two or more tables at home, if I had to choose, I would choose wood. This table lacks depth, something like 3D milling at a depth of 8/10, in the shape of the same jeans, with some interesting ragged relief (so that all layers can be seen) then poured with super transparent resin. Because now the table looks like it's fiberboard laminated with a single layer of denim, it doesn't feel like it's made entirely of denim.

[@TheThreekeys]

“Picasso was a terrible wood worker.”🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@DOITWITHDAN]

The Jable turned out great! The "Cant you just buy denim?" killed me lmao

[@MikeJovani]

Was about to like this comment but it's at 69 rn. Nice...

[@Johblade101]

Jable has a catchy ring to it

[@J-Peterson777]

I thought your autocorrect had accidentally kicked in, but Jable is a great name for this project. You should copyright it quick and then get Cam to trade it off you in return for a free Jable...😄

[@charlesm.8807]

Dan!

[@Official.M0nster_Soul]

All that's missing is the Jairs and other jurniture

[@boomstyk4urboo]

The camera guy is the real mvp. "Can't you just buy denim?" 😂 just imagine the cost had you done this in Levi's.

[@Vikrum_]

Next video idea

[@sonnyjs15]

​@@Vikrum_ 2nd

[@BlacktailStudio]

Pays for himself every week.

[@dallasgearsgodpettman1941]

I like how this channel went from a very elegant wood working channel to the most chaotic shit you’ve seen in the woodworking community Difference between you and John malecki is he’s most likely coked up with the shit he pulls😂but you’re most likely breathing in that Portland air just got you messed up.

[@MCsCreations]

Mvp?

[@gregmcdougal4430]

Our ministry is called the work of a carpenter ministries and I wear only denim when I preach in churches. Love this. Wrangler jeans and I buy a lot of shirts from Tractor Supply, Atwoods, and Rural King.

[@Carpetcleanerman]

In my humble opinion this is your best piece yet. The whole premise of it, the journey, the heartbreak, turning the corner and then giving it to Shaneen... Awesome!!!

[@Nosoynadie877]

Pues como seran losa demas 😂😂😂 mucho trabajo para un resultado tan vulgar

[@disguisedcat1750]

Shaheen

[@schuylermontgomery3396]

Awesome project! Since you asked for suggestions-as an aerospace engineer, my mind jumps to vacuum infusion. It’s a pretty common technique in aircraft manufacturing, and one of the big benefits is you can completely avoid the mess of epoxy. You would basically put the whole denim stack in a sealed bag with some “flow media” as the top layer. Then you pull vacuum on the bag on one side and allow your epoxy to flow in through the other side. Once it’s fully infused, you let it cure under vacuum. Then you can peel the bag off it and ideally you have a perfect denim layup with no mess. Hope this helps!

[@jonbourgeois8390]

I've heard of that. It's how carbon fiber is made. Yes, it would probably work brilliantly!

[@goddess_bree]

I've seen the vacuum bag method work as a means to make micarta successfully before, using various materials and both glue and epoxy, so this would be great at a much larger scale like this desk.

[@Zero.0ne.]

Infusion could have made this an easy one day project.

[@isaacbrandt7345]

Bruh that’s genius 😂

[@nutsmcflurry3737]

And not expensive to set up

[@ruthrausch5237]

I'm an old (87) lady that loves to watch you create! I love the look of denim for the table. It gave me the idea of making denim coasters. I got too old to sell my resin items at craft shows, so I give it all away. I think you are a great artist!

[@susanwhittaker865]

Denim coasters ! Great idea. Could just use a roller to squeeze the Epoxy out. Genius.

[@errata]

What a lovely comment from a lovely woman

[@marciakessler1911]

Perfect idea for a smaller scale project for the rest of us!! Great for Christmas & birthdays! ❤from KS.

[@RazorStrap]

Denim wall clock ???

[@IsrebaWheeler]

that's a great idea... denim coasters. please let me know if you're serious about this project. I'd love denim coasters

[@NadezdaEgorova]

Не работала с эпоксидкой.Стол получился на ура.Сколько трудов.А у Вас за работу СВОИМИ РУКАМИ хорошо оплачивают.У нас кажется не понимают.Столько труда,столько сил потрачено.🎉🎉🎉

[@J-Peterson777]

LEVIS... I am absolutely speechless on so many fronts. Firstly, you tried something totally new and really struggled with it, but eventually created a masterpiece. Secondly you collaborated with an absolute artist (perfectionist) not unlike like yourself. Thirdly, you rewarded him with the gift of the work of art that you both created together. I am embarrassed that all I can do to support you is subscribing to your channel and commenting on every video of yours that I see. You are a craftsman, a gentleman and a great human being. I salute you.

[@BlacktailStudio]

More than enough John, thanks for the support!

[@SergioPartigul]

Levi's jeans forever

[@RazaMuhammad-s1i]

Levi's jeans

[@emanueladadarlat3159]

Honestly, I'm not necessarily a denim enthusiast (for things other than jeans), so I was quite skeptical going into the video. I'm blown away of how much I like it. And the stitching on those legs .....wow, such craftsmanship from you both.

[@colbydobransky530]

"Picasso was a horrible woodworker." 😂😂😂 Fantastic work as always. Love the denim and brass look.

[@ТатьянаКарасир]

А кожа?! Дэним, латунь и кожа это классика жанра!!!

[@cjandauntieyaya1446]

Lovely piece. Denim is not uniform in color so to have the small shifts throughout the top surface is AMAZING! Those "imperfections" that you mention are actually signs of a handmade piece rather than a mass manufactured uniform and boring table. I hope Shaheen used this in his office as an example of his work. Best form of advertisement is showing off how you own your own work and are proud to display it.

[@JH-uu7jl]

"Picasso was a horrible woodworker" is my new favorite punchline. Great project. It turned out so nice. Love the visual texture. Glad your leather partner liked it and that his wife liked it too!

[@mrgt89]

Honestly appreciate how genuine you are about feeling like you’ve messed up. As someone just starting out in woodworking it often feels like everyone on KZbin is making masterpieces and you’re the only one making mistakes. Thank you

[@BlacktailStudio]

Where’s the fun in a project that goes smoothly??

[@energyvampire1672]

@@BlacktailStudio Yes I've only every learned from my mistakes so people aren't willing to show their mistakes.

[@glittalogik]

@@BlacktailStudio It might be fun, I wouldn't know 😅

[@denisegaylord382]

​@@BlacktailStudio if it goes smoothly, know that somewhere there will be a huge hiccup...😅

[@goodorusty]

I haven't done much woodworking yet but I understand how you feel not only with that but with any art I've done.

[@craigiedema1707]

Those brass fittings on the top of the desk are just perfect. They look like buttons on a pair of jeans and tie the whole theme together. Great result.

[@ТатьянаЛ-э3и]

Проделан огромный труд. Стол получился восхитительный - брутальный и изящный одновременно. Не стол, а сама гармония цвета, формы и качества. Желаю Вам творческих успехов и новых открытий. 💥👍👍👍❤️

[@Thomasfrank]

You could start a whole channel just for scraping epoxy off stuff, so satisfying to watch 😄

[@PeterPan-tb2ju]

@thomasfrank Why did you discountinue making videos? :(

[@Thomasfrank]

@@PeterPan-tb2ju still making videos here! www.youtube.com/@thomasfrankexplains 4 new videos currently in production on the main channel too. Just went on a long side-quest 😁

[@goosenotmaverick1156]

​@@Thomasfrankgotta love a good side quest 😎

[@danielstarnes7354]

Awesome build. For a great mold release, spray the table lightly with scotch photo mount (not super 77) then cover with aluminum foil and build up glass/ resin from there. Foil stays stuck to resin but the whole mess will come right off the table.

[@brandsthatcreatelitter1648]

and where is that scraped off epoxy now?

[@Taxic89]

Honestly, this kind of falls into the art category. It's super unique, and kinda wacky, but also reserved and beautiful. This is the kind of stuff that's puts you in future art history and design classes dude. Well done.

[@elvis4182]

This is past "kind of art" it is art, I think he can charge more if you can't afford art at least you can watch it being created for free

[@SoulDelSol]

Take that picasso!

[@error.418]

lol wat

[@monicac.6941]

American eagle denim ….. love love love your table!!! It’s truly a work of art! The leather legs fit it like a great pair of boots… so kind of you to gift it like that! Can’t wait to see what else you come up with!

[@fishbonetrunk6645]

As a textile designer this would be smart for textile waste, many textile factories give the waste fabrics for free. Smaller pieces like nightstand tops for smaller pieces, you could use printed fabrics too. It's a interesting idea to use old curtains that fall apart as a table would look awesome.

[@LuQiYun]

Yeah, agree. That way we would also save more tree for being used as furniture.

[@Exknight2]

@@LuQiYun Trees regrow (through saplings) within years, deforestation is the problem, the moment a tree is cut it frees up the sky for another tree to take the sunlight and then it's a race about which sapling tree grows faster to take the spot.

[@mfbfreak]

I think you could definitely industrially make it a useful process. Think about the Trabant body panel production, except with epoxy instead of phenolic resin - and with manually laid out strips of denim instead of shredded fuzz.

[@LuQiYun]

@@Exknight2 but the fact is nowadays human cut more trees than needed, lot of forest gone.

[@JJ-iu5hl]

That's why he said deforestation is the problem. That's the complete removal of forest. Cutting down trees to use for limber and paper is usually not bad. They don't kill the entire landscape. They just take the mature trees, which, like he said, allows saplings to mature.

[@unofficialmusiclyrics868]

In my opinion it's one of the best 3 tables I've watched you build, I give this a 10/10. Great work.

[@endar117]

Blacktail Studio is my favourite brand of denim now. Seriously though, this is one of my all time fav projects you've made. So cool looking.

[@Docv10]

Should we call it blacktail denim ?😂

[@danielrichardel6356]

I love it

[@BlacktailStudio]

Appreciate that bud 👊

[@zachheinz9683]

I've watched every single one of your videos, almost twice over, and this might be my favorite piece yet. I love the contrast of the blue denim and the brown leather. Very unique. Bravo.

[@alexisspence5611]

This is definitely one of the coolest projects I’ve seen. The leather wrapped legs were a perfect complement to the desk.

[@bjbaumann]

@Old Salty The edges would be super obvious that that is how it was done. You could do that, yes, but the end result would be quite different.

[@normatrujillo5004]

I'm the biggest denim fan, I have a duvet, curtains, clothes, I want my denim living room but the table wow!! It's fantastic 😍😍😍

[@shevaunhandley1543]

I don't have a favourite brand, but as a sewist, I love love love this concept for a sewing table! Every component just makes absolute sense. I hope you make more of these!

[@jonathanporter5223]

Yo honestly, the denim table came out looking real proper. The leather wrapped legs are tight and flawless. Also, using brass hardware/components and recessing them to fit flush was the icing on the cake. For real, that is a one of a kind badass looking table.

[@RobertRedland]

I'm a carpenter and avid wood worker. Yet ... (I can't believe I'm saying this) I think this is one of my favorite projects you've done. Turned out amazing. Keep making👍

[@vestnik-dobra777]

Очень крутой стол!В начале видео я подумал :"Почему бы просто не облянуть дерево джинсом."Но когда ты прошел фрезером край стола ,я понял что это просто гениальная задумка!!!!

[@schlenbea]

I don't have a favorite brand of denim but if I had to choose, I'd go with this table. Absolutely stunning result!

[@aerball]

You cant wear a table, what are you NUTS!?

[@schlenbea]

@@aerball wearing tables.. it's cutting edge fashion 😁

[@jasonwhitaker2726]

What I absolutely love about your videos..... you don't hold back at showing failure/mistakes!! So many YT'ers put out these polished videos that make everything they do look as if it were perfect. You are willing to share the ups and DOWNS which makes it so much more real. Thank you!

[@BlacktailStudio]

Where’s the fun in that?? And thanks Jason!

[@venedar]

100% agree.

[@Forbiddina]

⁠@@BlacktailStudio keeping the mistakes is real, relatable and a fun part of doing a project is the innovation to work around limitations. If you haven’t had an issue on a project, you haven’t done enough projects. Very true for me working on my cars. Not having the right specialist tool or a bolt snapping or being seized etc. But I come out more experienced for it and don’t make the same mistakes again.

[@hampyonce]

Great outcome. Levi's guy. I was worried there in the midst...

[@ItsMe-so4nd]

I agree, his video's are more real and raw when it comes to mistakes on some of the projects he builds. Its more relatable and more personal when you see him try to deal with the mistakes that pop up. also you get more of a genuine vibe from him all together because he doesnt hold back on some of the problems that may occur.

[@TimothyBlakeman]

Thanks! Love your channel.

[@jgrimmier]

I like grey denim, so I’d love to see a desk in that shade. This desk is amazing, and the warm/cool colour contrast is perfect. More denim projects please!

[@BlacktailStudio]

Wearing gray denim at this moment!

[@jodilea144]

Oooohhh, I love that idea too!

[@killerkitkats6783]

Grey denim is the best denim or black

[@VeganSmasher]

As a leather worker and lover of denim and brass, this is my favorite project you’ve done. Amazing job!

[@karonmcgregor4753]

Absolutely stunning. Two master craftsmen combining their talents to create a one of a kind piece. You guys need to collab more!!

[@tisthallium]

Actually one of the coolest desks I have ever seen. So unique. I think it would look beautiful with a stone washed denim too.

[@CharlotteMariesVoice]

Levi. Not only was this an amazing project, it was an incredible demonstration of selflessness, commitment, and compassion. I never expected to have tears watching a "How I made..." KZbin Video. I am blown away by your craftsmanship, dedication to the project, and your generosity which was only exceeded by Sheeren's generosity. You Guys are the Best!

[@augeniasestokaite4674]

Completely agree!!!🤗

[@jinsehan]

Good job

[@SyenPie]

LMFAOOO the fact his actual name is "Levi" makes this video 1000x greater edit: nvm i just finished the video and im a dumbass 💀

[@Rick-the-Swift]

I love charity work myself, but would it have not been more generous for him to just use a slab of oak for the core, since it would never be seen again after a layer of denim went over it, and then he could have donated that $2000 dollars or so worth of epoxy and denim to like 100 other craftsmen to make cool projects with? Imagine how depleted our natural resources would be if everyone were as wasteful as this when it came to hobby crafts. Geesh wow, still smh in agony over this. What's next, making an engine that uses solid gold pistons to be put inside a Honda Civic?? Oh nvm, I'm afraid if he reads that suggestion he may actually try to do it🤦‍♂

[@SyenPie]

@@Rick-the-Swift I was also wondering why he bought sooo much denim that essentially could’ve been literally any material since it would never be seen haha. Then again, it’s precisely because the entire table is literally denim that the project seems even more epic

[@dougidoug]

The table looks fantastic and you did an amazing job on it. Giving it away to the guy was such a great thing to do. He looked really pleased with it.

[@TheParsco]

That’s a Persian culture, we borne to please others 🙏🙏

[@johngreen3998]

I have watched many of your projects, but this has to be my favourite. You are to be admired for conceiving the project and carrying it through, notwithstanding the trials along the way. And it is truly unique- the brass fittings and leather legs are a perfect match. Perhaps the most wonderful feature was your decision to gift the finished product to the leather craftsman. Well done!

[@AcademicOrientation]

Shaheen stole the show.

[@RizzyGibbler]

my fav 2

[@Anomimusshado]

Your craft I will boldly say is the best I have ever come across. You are a genius

[@c.carroll5635]

The denim, leather, brass combo table is an instant classic and would fit in almost any casual space. I love the fact that the denim slab could be used as stock to make parts. I can see people using it for automotive trim pieces, gun stocks and grips and even jewelery. And you haven’t even scratched the surface of different colors or tie dyed denim.

[@angelisasommars7981]

I agree 💯

[@bradleythompson6338]

I don’t have a favorite brand of denim but that Picasso joke I actually laughed out loud at. Also, your relationship with your videographer is awesome. Also, giving the desk where you did was the perfect move and the whole process from the nightmare starting to the beautiful end product was a delight.

[@lisahaapaoja3838]

You are an ARTIST. Period. There’s no right or wrong, there’s just an artist and his art. Your craftsmanship combined with your intuition and creativity is a gift so many people wish they had and just don’t. Bravo!

[@Nazemi96]

yep.

[@ВикторияЛурье]

Я потрясена! Супер результат. Он стоит тех творческих мук, с которыми вы столкнулись! Браво!👏

[@johnjones-bv5df]

That was absolutely beautiful. I’m stunned how well it turned out. And giving it to the upholstery guy was a first class act.

[@vcuteverything]

This was so beautiful! I thought a denim desk was going to look tacky but wow! The depth to the colours looks amazing. Even if it isn't "perfect", it is definitely a piece of art.

[@lauig]

Loved that picasso joke almost as much as i loved to see his genuine reaction and his immediate thought to his wife directly after that. Seems to me you gave away a table, but you earned a friend for life there. Power of kindness at its best. (Also, that end result was sooo neat can't wait to see what you do next with that micarta, that finish is stunning !)

[@ceruleansin77]

Buckle Jeans - The legs were so beautiful before they were covered in leather, and afterward they were art! That table is a show piece and a great conversation starter. Loved that you gave it away.

[@LauraMe...]

I do not know how your video popped up in my account, but as a crafter, sewer, and thrifty recycler... I watched every second! This process was so fascinating. And the results?! Just incredible. If you want to use the pants think smaller, end tables, coffee tables, maybe some modernist designs with curves and skinny legs. BRASS WAS GENIUS whether intentional or not, the brass mimics the studs in making of genes, and your brass outlets were just cherries on the dessert❣ and the leather is also a nod the the jeans lifestyle. All thats left is to get leather tags embossed with your branding to put your claim to these art pieces. You are absolutely on to something. And you can add design elements with your colored epoxy like rhinestones. ❤❤❤

[@InfiNoob]

I am the same. I'm not sure how I got here, but I'm glad I did. That end result was incredible! Amazing choices all around! As for my favorite brand of jeans, I'm not sure I have one. I can't remember the last time I got consecutive pairs from the same brand.

[@Squishypalms]

Genes...hahaha

[@sugarsaltbunaked7403]

❤❤❤❤❤🎉

[@Rooz31]

This is one of my favourite pieces you’ve made. I never would have thought it. Superb job mate.

[@TURBONERD]

I'm actually stunned at how incredibly well the texture and finish compliment each other. Wonderful piece.

[@BlacktailStudio]

You and me both!

[@OksAlexYar]

Levi's... Фантастика! Это очень красиво! Сколько проделано работы и результат потрясающий! Поздравляю вас с началом нового периода в работе! ❤

[@Teiflingmain]

I hope I'm not the only person who has noticed that one of the best things about your videos is your honesty. I know personally that there are so many points in watching people do projects that I want to ask what they were thinking when they implemented something, or overlooked errors. Keep up the incredible work!

[@MartyH]

Don't know if your a car guy, but another KZbin channel I watch is Home Built by Jeff and he does the same, admits to his mistakes and it just makes a good watch.

[@PrevailingFreedom]

Honesty? This table isn’t made entirely out of denim; he uses epoxy. So the title is clickbait and inaccurate

[@Paradise-on-Earth]

@@PrevailingFreedom 😂😂😂

[@DrGreenWolf]

This video earned my subscription. Not only did I love the fact that you owned up to any mistakes, the fact you gave the beautiful art to your fellow artisan, well, I have no words. Just beautiful, both in the workmanship and generosity.

[@footballwizz692004]

This denim look is so stunning. I love that you show all of your mishaps as well. It's so refreshing to see someone real on KZbin. I absolutely love your work.

[@sickoftheshit]

Well said.

[@__barmaley__]

Прекрасный стол!!! Я и не знал о сочетании эпоксидной смолы и джинсы, выглядит потрясающе! Ножки обшитые кожей сочетаются со столом великолепно!

[@dhowting]

COOLEST PIECE OF FURNITURE I'VE EVER SEEN!!! It's gorgeous! And imagine the conversations he'll have explaining that it's ACTUALLY 50 layers of material!! ❤

[@KrillMister57]

Levi’s! This project was astounding! I’ve never felt ache in my heart from the beauty of furniture, until today. Every single video of your’s I see makes me think: ”how is he gonna top that, he can’t top that”. Then the next video goes online and low and behold, you topped the last one. Incredible content, one of my absolute favourite channels. Thank you!

[@Mellie_H]

I couldn't have said/written in better! I feel the same way!

[@lazaromiranda6089]

So True!!!

[@winstonzeb2842]

This is very similar to fiberglass work! I think you’d have a lot of success with vacuum bags for the clamp up. That would also be a simple way to start making non-flat forms/molds to layup curved shapes. You could also get some biaxial fiberglass and work that into the layers to get thinner parts that have structural strength. I’m excited to see what you do on this new path, there’s certainly a lot of opportunities!

[@davidanalyst671]

i was thinking carbon fiber but yeah

[@InsufficientGravitas]

Its basically the same kinda material, a fiberous weave held to gether with a resin, pretty similar to carbon fiber too. You could probably try and imitate the construction metods used in making composits, but I fear denim may be too thick to paint the resin on and have it properly soak through the fibers.

[@nikosfil]

I also was thinking how windsurfing boards are made. He could check videos with the process.

[@bgdavisX]

True. I would lay it out, pour the epoxy then use a fiberglass roller to get the excess out. You could skip the hand wringing and reduce the mess.

[@Thinkle911]

Well, i guess technically it is exactly the same as working with fiberglass. The body of the infamous Trabant car from the communistic regime German Democratic Republic was made like this table: cotton cloth soaked in resin laminated into shapes. it does not depend so much on the fiber you are using, the working technics are mostly the same. Technically you coud also cheat and laminate the denim over a lighter weight, but robust core to safe work, time and money on resin and denim and avoid emissions by wasting ressources. maybe it wouldn't feel right, but in the end noone would ever care, even, if you tell them.

[@Рыжая-ф5м]

Превосходное видео. Не многие показывают свои ошибки. И не говорят:так не делайте, ребята, потому что это чревато последствиями. У вас изложено от и до. Результат... Нет таких слов возвышенных. Продолжайте творить, а заказчикам некоторым никак не угодишь. Вы волшебник.

[@lili-s-8274]

Какая мастерская,супер! А я из джинсовых брюк шью круглые двойные прихватки для кухни. Уже больше 200 сшила и подарила ...

[@ИринаБу-щ1и]

Я из старых джинсов сшила прелестную сумку! На подкладке из синтепона, с карманами и на кожаном ремне! 😊😅❤❤

[@lili-s-8274]

@@ИринаБу-щ1и и рюкзак из джинса тоже сшила,и подарила

[@Tigurd]

У меня мама для меня сшила пару чехлов, для моего планшета.

[@ЕленаСлепова-ф4н]

Я сшила покрывала и диванные подушки из.джинсы .

[@Vittorio_Cova]

Elegant, yet casual, yet unique, yet familiar. Gorgeous piece of art, leather stitched legs compliment the denim like a pair of jeans do cowboy boots. I can see this becoming a future line of furniture. One of my favorite builds, well done!

[@fnt2791]

Never thought anybody would build a denim table, Great job it turned out fantastic! You never fail to amaze us in every video

[@menacingeggroll1454]

Wow! That glossy look is incredible, makes it look like you covered the denim in glass.

[@starmehVDV21798]

Финал работы сногсшибательный! 👍 А сюрприз получился шедевральный💥💥💥👌👌👌 Привет из России (г. Саратов) 🤝

[@AdaGein1]

И из Санкт-Петербурга.)

[@aleksVv]

привет из Белгорода!👍

[@AdaGein1]

@@aleksVv как у вас там?

[@Ya9mOrt]

Я досмотрел

[@manic316]

@@AdaGein1У них там весело 😅 привет из Украины )

[@jeanduffey0757]

It’s beautiful! Thank you for being a nice person and giving the denim desk to the guy that leather wrapped the legs. God bless you and your family!

[@coliflower6854]

Blacktail Studio is officially my new favorite brand of denim. Fantastic work, Cam, as always! At the end of every one of your videos I have to pause just to admire the finished product and dream of creating something so pristine and beautiful. If you ever see this comment, just know that I've become a true fan of your work and your channel, and you inspire me so much to try and become a great craftsman like you! Thank you for that. :)

[@GLORYWIELDERS]

My favorite brand of denim used to be Levi's. Then for a while there was a store, I don't even remember the name of it now and they had over and called "___"something Blue" (therein lies the problem with living for any decades, is that you actually run through many phases, especially the last 30 or 40 years with companies coming and going, thus names come & go also...😆🤭) But, Oh my gosh! What a fantastic table!! I can't believe that you take fabric and do that with it! I have been seamstress for over years... Yep that isn't a typo, 62+ years of sewing. I started when I was just a girl! And I love to do things that are challenging, however, this is over the top! I love what you did with the brass fixtures, and The perfect color of leather for the legs! I literally would not have changed a thing in this! I would so love one of these tables, and the desk is even better!! Better yet, making a sewing table!! There you go!! 😍🥰👍🏼🤗🕊️😆🤭 I was so tired, but I wanted to watch the rest of this, and I'm glad I did. I love the way you just gave it to the guy who did such an awesome job on the legs. Bravo! Excellent job! 👍🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🙌🏼❤️

[@descent815]

The fact that somebody was doing the work for you just because they love the craft says a lot about that man. Both you guys did great work and I know that that table will be used a lot and it looks beautiful. Faded denim is my favorite.

[@RustyShackleford53]

This isn't just a table it is pure art 10/10

[@AdriansHabits]

Hey BlackTail! What about laying all the sheets into a vacuum sealed bag? Almost like how they work carbon fiber. Loved the finished product :)

[@212superdude212]

with the amount of epoxy that was leaking out of that thing, im not sure youd be able to get the pressure needed to hold it without sucking liquid epoxy into your vacuum

[@apt40444]

100%. Used to build fiber glass/carbon fiber boats. Vacuum infusion would be the way to go. It’s a bit of a finicky process, but probably worth the setup. Alternatively, lots of good tutorials on hand laminating sheets. This is essentially fiber glass layup work. We talked quite a bit about making tables out of regular fabric in the shop, considering we had all the gear to do it.

[@BlacktailStudio]

ya, I've been experimenting with that a bit since this project actually. Just cant have as much epoxy squeeze out as this piece or it'll get sucked into the vac.

[@apt40444]

We used to vacuum infuse carbon fiber sheet on a sliding glass door - Apply mold release to the door, lay down your fabric (worked up to 1”+ thick), peel ply, resin/vacuum lines, vacuum bag. Suck it down, introduce the resin, let it cure. No mess, and using glass ensured the surface finish was excellent.

[@rpmrpmtube]

You can just get a bag to put in your vacuum then buy a tube you can just throw away after

[@hermes3386]

Frankly speaking, I'm actually full of admiration for people like you who dare anything just to produce something innovative. What energy required... and what talent it takes !

[@davespangler9125]

My favorite denim is whatever you just used. What an amazing piece, I'm glad it found such a deserving home. As an aside, I'd just like to say that Scott has really come in to his own with your channel. I love the bits of banter between you guys and he has clearly become a real asset to the channel beyond his video work. Can't wait to see more wacky projects from you guys!

[@jodylinnartz4461]

Foxliklll

[@ampiegreeff3075]

To say I am horrible at working with wood is an understatement. I have never see epoxy in real life. However, I am drawn to your movies from a creative point of view. Not only is it satisfactory to see someone create something but what people can learn from your experience is astounding. And what a great person to share all this. What an amazing channel.....

[@zentair]

reading the first sentence I thought this was a reply from that guy he insulted in the video, what was his name, of right, picasso. Picasso does not have a youtube channel. so not you. my bad.

[@liammorrison-beer5515]

Lee. I've never seen this before and I had no idea it would look that good. Hats off to you for putting in all that money and effort, and then giving it away to a honest guy who helped you out. You're truly an elite creator on this platform.

[@wdcreator]

I am from India. I have seen this video 3 times, the first time was when it was uploaded and the third time is when I am commenting. I will watch the video many times in my life, I am sure I will not get bored. Thnx

[@missioncreation908]

Might be my favorite thing you’ve made. Don’t get me wrong, I think you put out some of the nicest, most elegant projects in the space, this one is killer. Great work.

[@debbiputman3482]

I’m a Wrangler girl myself 😊 I gotta say, I would love love love a coffee table done like that! It really is one of my favorite pieces you’ve done!

[@ЕленаМурадьян-з4и]

Это самый крутой стол, что я когда-либо видела! Ты настоящий художник 😍 Я обожаю джинс, шью сумочки всякие мелочи. Но я не могла себе представить, что можно так круто его использовать. Подпишусь на твой канал для вдохновения. Пусть у тебя всё всегда получается! Ты смелый художник, твори и радуй людей.

[@BlacktailStudio]

Thanks!

[@tusik50]

Это классный урок, как создавать шедевры, не смотря на ошибки! Браво, маэстро!

[@theresabrown2763]

I don't usually watch these kind of videos all the way through without skipping or fast forwarding, but this was an exception. I was so intrigued by all the different stages and I was kind of savouring seeing the finished results. Not disappointed! Such a unique and beautiful piece of craftsmanship. I know it wasn't perfect, but I don't think it needed to be. I honestly appreciate people who can make things from scratch with their hands and would love to have that skill myself. I'm glad the table went to someone who obviously appreciates the time and effort that went into making it!

[@BuckingHorse-Bull]

the algorithm doesnt make mistakes

[@BobBartman]

You don’t give yourself enough credit as an artist. This table is awesome and your creativity and humor are why this is my favorite channel on KZbin. Keep ‘‘em coming!

[@realbingus]

I don't really have a favorite brand of Denim. But this table actually looks way better than I expected, awesome job!

[@ORSkie]

I know... I was thinking that I don't use denim, so apart from Levi's, I don't know any others, lol.

[@hopefullois]

I'm a 70 y/o female surfing KZbin 😊and was absolutely "enamored" (or I should say "enameled") with this video. It was very interesting and you are good at going from bit to bit keeping me excited to see the next bit! Just wanted to say thanks! 😊

[@BlacktailStudio]

Well said 😂

[@lunalaw3858]

fun fact- The material you made is called micarta. It was originally developed as a lightweight electrical insulator, however it is most often seen on knife handles. it is especially popular on camping and EDC knives due to it's waterproof properties and the fact that it'll develop a patina as it ages.

[@harlequintheserpent7016]

Also, the most common term for this family of materials is the humble textolite))

[@cletusclem8758]

I made a couple subwoofer enclosures out of MDF and wrapped them in a black burlap micarta. Such a versatile process. Durable, looked good and fairly easy.

[@mitchstilborn]

Oh jeez, I’m embarrassed; at the number of knife making videos I’ve watched over the years and never clued in watching this one that dude’s making micarta haha

[@sandybush1661]

Best laugh I've had all day - the feet sticking 🤣 The table turned out beautifully, and it was so generous to give it away. He did an awesome job on the leather on the legs also.

[@hanreality.7266]

I was waiting for the bottom of his trainers to come off and stay in the resin!

[@JoeyTen]

Seeing the end result, I'm rooting for a denim phase. Not only does it look incredible, but look at how much was learned, just from one project!

[@nonakochiashvili2814]

How much excitement and diligence you have ! I admire you! The table is so amazing that there are no words, wonderful work! I will keep an eye on your projects, good luck!

[@BenAnthony_]

I didn't think I would want a denim desk, but now I do because of how amazing that turned out!

[@joebarreto1983]

Wrangler. When I think you have exhausted all the good ideas for a table, you come up with something completely different and equally amazing. Love that you show the insecurities and mess ups. You have inspired me over the years and push me to be a better woodworker myself. Usually you co-create art with Mother Nature, but today you have done it with an equally great artist. Keep on creating!

[@seanmulvany2139]

This belongs in the museum of modern art in New York. What a creative medium. Nick Schade got one of his kayaks in there. I think this is on the same level. Really inspirational stuff. Impressive. Way to stick with it! I know every Craftsman watching that video collectively groaned whenever they saw what happened to you with the runoff. Congrats. So inspired!

[@metarovers7660]

It's incredible how you persevered, even when things looked tough at the beginning. I truly admire your passion and commitment to getting the task done.

[@MadeinPolandChannel]

I love the end result!

[@victorodionov]

Very cool looking project and especially the result. As for squeezing the liquid epoxy - in my country we have an old school device for squeezing laundry. It's two long tubes/drums with a handle. Take a look at a "hand Clothes Wringer" may be it'll give an idea.

[@Volt64bolt]

It’s just micarta but it’s still cool

[@spulwasser]

​@@victorodionov ah yes, the good old laundry mangle

[@JaneofArc]

As an artist and a 'Jane' of all trades, I thoroughly enjoyed this video. I relate to your struggles with my own projects. Can't count how many times I have been in that spot with a vision I'm trying to bring to life. I totally get it man. Everything that went into this piece of art isn't lost on me. I love your gesture in giving the table to Shaheen. You both did an outstanding job. Subscribed.

[@jlgreer68]

This was my first time seeing one of your videos. I believe that was one of the best looking desk designs I have ever seen. The generosity that you returned to the upholstery guy was amazing. Keep doing you it’s awesome.

[@BlacktailStudio]

Thanks bud!

[@Parineetha_157]

Every art worker is picasso in himself, and you nailed it. I just loved the denim table, loads of appreciation all the way from India

[@mrdixioner]

Просто потрясающий стол!!! Никогда не видел ничего подобного!!! КРАСОТА!!!

[@mikepetitt9624]

I’m not a denim expert so I will just say I watched to the end 😂 Cam this was a sick build! I would have never thought you could do something like this! It’s super cool and loved how you did the legs! Really love it! Thanks for always making inspiring projects!

[@vernyedruziya]

Приятно видеть мужчину, увлечённого серьёзным делом. Да ещё и первооткрывателя во многом. Браво мастеру!

[@vadimkvv14]

Так самолеты раньше делали.

[@sggee3834]

Первооткрывателем?😂

[@ZOV-NSK]

👏👏👏Стол просто великолепен! 😍Я восхищена!🥰 Талант и профессионализм не может испортить задуманную вещь!