A bit like Boosted GT from Street Outlaws and bald McConaughey at some angles. Love your work to say the least, even this new one! The time and attention to all the arduous details most wouldn't think twice about skipping out on, is so great to see! Do you have a video about the cost of just wood and epoxy?? Or a ballpark figure if I wanted to make a 2'x4' coffee table top? Thanks for sharing.

And DarkMatter 2525

Your next project is... your going to naturalize a fish!

Not local... nope! I live in Saint Johns, which is North Portland. I think you look a bit like Briggs. His channel is World according to Briggs. He lives somewhere on the other side of you from me.

Bronce statue

Dude he could totally be Agent 47 😯

This is the one. Lol

@@TarisRedwing or Johnny Sins

@@cheatafastgamingjmk8237 That's exactly what I was thinking lmao

It is amusing when IamCrusty kills everyone though...

Yep, exactly what I was gonna say :D

Damnit I was too late...enjoy your prize lol

I definitely don't know who that is. But, Cam definitely looks like my wife's doctor/mechanic/pizza delivery guy.

@@mdHugh your wife probably knows him

@@veganpotterthevegan I asked but she got all defensive. She was probably just irritable bc she pulled a muscle earlier. I heard the back massager going for like 30 minutes.

Mammoth tusk

Thanks Bryson!

Agreed 👍

YES YES!

The change of scenery definitely doesn't hurt.

I agree completely!

Me too xD

hahaha I only got it when he said don't use it after midnight- Well played! I was taking him so seriously!

Damn, me too, had me going for the longest time. I was like, meh, don't like the idea of going behind the old man's back. In my defense, it's been a VERY long time since I watched the film!

Glad I wasn't the only person that caught that lol

If you were one of ones like me that got this joke, we're old AF. lol

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😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤. Spot on!!!

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goku still slams

I don't thing he caught the reference or else he'd given you a little heart right away!!! Great comment!

i was gonna say lol

Ya, we lie to ourselves a lot

I also loved that you re did it, good job 👍

14:12 Believe it or not, this was my most favorite part of the video. "I don't like all of it"

Killing your baby, that's hard to do.

@@BlacktailStudio :: great spalted handle but for another tool ..or utensil …js

(hehehe)

Nice…

Ouch!

That's an insult to the Beatles.

😂😂 well played

My feeling exactly. I go to this channel for style and tone and attention to detail and out-of-the-way information. He could be digging ditches or preparing sermons of flying 747s for all I care.

I appreciate that

Agreed! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

@@BlacktailStudio Thank you, Sir! Much love and appreciation from Germany! You are probably the most humble master craftsman in existence.

Add another agree to this sentiment. If you make it, they will come.

Great, now I can't unsee

Dale

Same lol

Hahahaha me toooo!!

Yo Lex Luthor! Variety is cool!

Indeed, i come here for the woodworking, but stay for the smart assy-ness... 07:57 "I've never sharpened a handsaw blade before, so i did what everybody should do and watched 1 KZfaq video and now i can pretty much call myself an expert" LMAO yes! 🏆

It's fake, he rusted it himself

@@crayscrabitch696 its still cool to watch

Been watching u for ages , love from malaysia.. SALAM KENAL.. Is NICE TOO MEET YOU in malaysia

hehe

Thanks man, I appreciate that!

No wonder the Japanese guy didn't want to sell the saw. It probably had sentimental value to it, and some white guy comes in and buys it just to get views on youtube to "restore" it, then give it away to someone that will probably hang it on the wall for a year or two, and then chuck it in the garbage when they get tired of looking at it. Japanese guy is no fool! He knew...

warning, this is a fake Blacktail account, don't let him scam you

lol beat me to it was going to say i didnt know moby did woodworking

Yul Brunner, Telly Savalas (I have 2 & can't decide lol) that was an excellent video. You would have undoubtedly found it much easier if you had propped up the workpiece and sawn in a downwards direction with your feet on the ground. Bending over like you did, sawing upwards, is back-breaking! Also, you were cutting INTO the end-grain i.e. against the grain, which snags the teeth. Try it with the piece up high, horizontal, with the end facing you, and cut with the grain for starters. So on long cuts you end up underneath the timber. You need high trestles because you're cutting overhead, so that's a disadvantage, yes I once had to cut the ends off rafters on a shallow roof, not directly along the grain of course but at a very acute angle, standing on a platform, with the blade horizontal I cleaned & sharpened my grandfather's old hand-ripsaw (which had not seen use for 50 years because of modern tools). This was before YT so I became "expert" from an old carpentry textbook (old-school!) I was afraid I'd stuff up the job with a savage heavy circular saw, because of the complete awkwardness of the situation & lack of control, fighting against gravity, difficulty in seeing my marked line, etc, you know what circular saws are like lol imagine with sawdust flying everywhere spitting into your face; the cut was at shoulder level, blade horizontal as I said. Anyway, I was absolutely amazed! It was so easy! Ripsaws are broad & long (it was a standard saw, cutting on the push-stroke) but it was controllable, I had no trouble following the line, it cut like blazes and did a perfect job on 20 cuts of about 18 inches length. Supreme tool for the task, very much superior to a modern power tool for the craftsman-like finish that I hold myself to, even for "rough" carpentry. I could no doubt have bought a lighter power saw with a vacuum dust extractor or something but I'm still delighted, 20 years later, that I did it that way. It was a joy. Haha the things that give us find memories. I don't think that you gave that ancient saw a genuine try, and man, I hope that you find yourself in a tough situation where you think laterally, take it down off the wall and let it gloriously shine, doing the job in a way that only it can. Beautiful restoration though! I sincerely hope it comes in useful, even if it's only once, and you can treasure it for that, as I do for my Pop"s saw. It gave me that fantastic based feeling that you get, wood-working by hand.

@@topspeed250k5 Lol at the Yul Brynner/Telly joke. As far as the saw goes... An American hand saw is way easier to use than that huge ungainly Japanese saw he restored.

Gremlins reference really got me. I'm glad I'm not the only one that got this. 😆

I was going to mention he looked like Sinestro from the Green Lantern movie haha

P.S: One suggestion I can give (as I'm filmmaker by trade) is to begin color grading your videos and using high CRI light sources in your shop. That will most definitely give your audience and your clients a better idea of the natural materials that you are working with. I suggest doing the filming in the whatever LOG format your camera is capable of and using a "color space transform" and have a white balance checked while you're at it. Your footage looks good otherwise though!