Blacktail Studio✓

YouTube @blacktailstudio Hobby 📍 United States

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🔒 Paid proposals held safely in escrow — released only when the work's approved.

Subscribers

3.5M

Total Views

497.4M

Videos

146

Channel age

9 yrs

Known for

17M views "For $35,000 I'd Expect it to be Perfect"

15.5M views $4000 Block of Wood

15.1M views Bending Epoxy With the Sun

14.2M views Polishing Burnt Wood Like Glass

▶️ Featured Video

17M views

🎯 Reach quality

Subscriber activation · Exceptional

168.2%

Share of subscribers who watch a typical recent video (avg views ÷ subscribers) — the real reach behind the subscriber count, and a quick check on whether those subscribers are still active rather than a vanity number.

Recent vs all-time

+70%

Recent videos average 5.8M vs an all-time 3.4M/video — the channel is heating up, pulling more views than its historical norm.

📈 Performance

Typical video

2.7M–6.6M views

Median 4.9M — the reliable floor a brand can expect, not just the headline average.

Upload rhythm

0.2× / week

Most active on Thursdays — consistent output keeps an engaged, sponsor-ready audience.

5.8M

Avg views / video

106.8K

Avg likes

10.4K

Avg comments

0.2

Uploads / week

3.4M

Lifetime avg / video

144

Views / subscriber

Shorts (recent views)

30m 41s

Typical video length

💡 Facts

🗓️Joined YouTube in 2016 — 9 years ago.

🏆Ranked #1,138 among all influencers on SocialDB.

🎯Top Hobby influencer — #15 in the niche.

👁️Averages 5.8M views per video.

📤Posts about 0.2× per week.

🏅Earned the Gold Play Button for passing 1M subscribers.

📍Based in United States.

💚 Brand affinity

Estimated

Brands Blacktail Studio's audience is most likely to respond to — from detected sponsorships in this niche.

Keeps

Shopify

BetterHelp

Epidemic Sound

Incogni

Squarespace

Surfshark

Anycubic

Aura

Storyblocks

About

I’m Cam, the owner of Blacktail Studio. I started woodworking in 2016 as a hobby. Eventually I realized my hobby was expensive, so I tried selling some items to sustain it. Then I thought I might be able to help find customers if I made a video or two on the process. So in 2018 I launched my YouTube channel. This led to that, and in 2020 I quit my job to do this woodworking youtuber thing full time. Best decision I ever made though, I hope you enjoy following along!