End of Epoxy Tables

Glass tables are what the cool kids make now.

Other items used in this video:

00:00 Introduction
00:55 The Inspiration
02:03 Shocking Language Kids Use
02:45 Professional's Guide to Glass Cutting
06:31 Table Base Material
07:54 Table Base Design
10:06 Professional's Guide to Router Inlay
11:11 Cheater's Guide to Cutting Glass
11:56 Creating a Negative for the Inlay
12:52 Inlaying Glass
13:45 Hand Cut Inlay
15:15 Bow Tie Inlay on Base
17:04 Scott's First Movie Reference
18:16 Contrasting Bow Tie
18:49 What Do Kids Like?
21:18 Woodworking Fix
23:23 Finishing the Base
25:02 Glass Vs Epoxy Table
27:01 N3 Nanofinish
28:13 Problem
28:44 Solution/Reveal

[dimiglei]

for younger folks: if you leave no gap - glass will break, no cap.

[kyrawendling]

The TIE fighter reference was on point. The base kinda does look like a slimmed down TIE interceptor

[caleblubetkin]

As a 16 year old, hearing you describe kids was incredibly entertaining.

[leannesawtell]

I am a 60ish disabled woman in Australia and I luv watching your videos! !! Fascinating and always entertaining. I luv your, let’s give it a try and let’s see what happens, attitude. Your work is beautiful. Thank you for showing the mishaps along the way

[Blackrhyme]

Scott's reference to tie fighter flyby sound is spot on IMHO.

[joshuaharrick]

Cam, I gotta say: 80% of why I absolutely love this channel is because of your sheer talent and craftsmanship. The other 20%? Absolutely your sass. Keep up the amazing work!

[Spaceisprettybig]

"I decided to stop while I was ahead"

So THAT'S why your designs are so clean.

[АндрейБарыкин-кб]

Ваши первые попытки резки стекла вызвали улыбку. Очень давно, когда мне было лет 20 мне пришлось както вырезать небольшое стекло. У меня был весь необходимый инструмент, большой ровный стол для резки стекла и огромная пачка стекла. Штук 100 . И я учился резать. У меня были знания как это делть но небыло навыков. Я испортил 2 листа прежде чем справился. Учитывая что листы были большие 2/2 метра а величина вырезаемой детали 15/20сантиметров.Все это было в СССР на заводе и никто меня неосудил и несмеялся за такое количестао испорченного стекла зато я научился это делать и навык этого навсегда остался со мной. Стол у вас крутой и без эпоксидной смолы - что в моих глазах делает его во много много раз ценнее.

[tylerhillman]

I’m 16 and you’ve been one of the YouTubers that have inspired me to start wood working

[ropable]

That sequence of escalation for the tempered glass was... chef's kiss

[Greenlightandgo]

Your B.S./F.U. joke got me replaying it I was chuckling so much. Hell yeah.

[lisakoehler]

I love the smoky looking glass so much better. What a beautiful table. Your attention to detail is refreshing.

[doctorflippant]

I actually went to goby walnut for the first time on vacation a week before this video aired and said "have you heard of black tail studio? Cam inspired me to come here" and the worker pointed to this beauty and said "well that's his work". I was floored! Beautiful piece. You're my biggest woodworking inspiration and I perhaps filled my car with too much lumber on a too long vacation.

[mr.naptime]

The black glass was such a smart move. It really changes the feel and emotion that this piece reveals.

[elrobo]

As an older (almost 80) retired custom furniture maker I loved your comments about making mistakes. We all make mistakes, what separates the amateur woodworker from the expert is knowing or figuring out how to fix or hide the mistake and the willingness to admit it. Good video!

[ЕленаЛебедева-сэ]

Джинсовый стол это просто сказка. Такого я не видела никогда. Какое мастерство. Прелесть.

[AppalachianAntidote]

Man this straightforward humor is just what more people need to hear these days! Your ability to tell the no frills truth with a touch of lightheartedness is an art in itself brother. Your a gift to that younger generation!

[JFirnQ]

Love Scott being apart of this channel - it's funny with you 2!

[anecdotephotography]

"I know this doesn't scream confidence" is the perfect start for this video. Awesome work as always!!

[TheCoOpr]

я почти никогда не смотрю видео целиком и перематываю, но твои все видео я посмотрел не отрываясь) Очень круто