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Watching a master at work is awesome. What a treat.

Thanks Larry and Lauren for taking us on this evolutionary tour of Sam’s rocker design. It’s really inspiring to see how his mind kept pushing forward and moving his pieces into more elegant and functional pieces of furniture/art. Thanks so much for this series!

No face mask? Did he ever suffer from respitory issues?

Isn’t 100 tho….

no dust collection

In 1980 I was 21....When I was 12 we played hide & seek in his orange groves. We picked his olives cuz he didn't cure them....we lived just down the street. My late father bought quite a collection from Sam. I just finished burnishing and oiling our 1980 rocker, 1992 ottoman and 1982 lamp table. As I work on these pieces I can feel what Sam felt....detail in every square inch....a master wood-worker.....incredible....

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Sam Maloof was in inspiration to many. I hope someday to tour his shop!

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The unique texture and character of each piece of craft wood art can inspire us to celebrate our own individuality and appreciate the diversity of others.

So fun to see you making these videos Larry! Congratulations on making the work accessible.

this is incredible... thank you guys all so much for creating this video.

I designed furniture & lamps for the Sheets & Bassett family in the 70's. Also sold unneeded black walnut cut in Northern California to the Maloofs

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These are awesome shows! I love them, keep up the great work. I'd love to go to one of your workshops ones day!

Enjoyed yesterday’s presentation. Thanks again!

Hi…can you tell me, why are you use the name of my daughter???.

Great information on his chair designs very different from his 80’s and 90’s version .His designs were always artistic at that time .Keep up the good work.

Cool dude

Loved to see the historic critique of Sam's design of the low back dining chair, first through the caring perspective of his dear friend Larry, and then through the fresh eyes of Lauren. Calligraphy? What a intuitive way to describe it. You certainly do understand his aesthetic. Thrilled to see this!

Thank you Glenn. I really enjoyed your from the heart talk.

Great job

Hi, thank you so much for making this series. It’s great to get an in-depth look at the progression of Sams work. Will you be doing any more of these on tables or other items sam made?

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wow what a fantastic presentation and beautiful tribute to one of the greatest woodworkers ever.mike you did a great job not only honoring sam but presenting too us what a great woodworker you are in your own right.i was very moved at times watching and listening too your stories.having met sam briefly and having takin the tour of the property and doing a day long tour and presentation with larry white you really gave us a special look at a man most will never know deeply,but this gave me that.thank you for opening up and sharing a man that has meant so much too you.i hope your son will some day carry on that legacy as you have so well.sam would be proud mike.

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Didn't realize you were doing these. They are great! Thanks.

Great work you two.

The Zoom meeting was a good experiance to me. Thanks!

Grandioso, Amico!!!

you enrich my surroundings. I'm thankful for you and your art. Carmen Flores

Thank you so much. Incredibly educational and inspiring.

Amazing artistic design! Love your work.

Thanks Guys. Looking forward to more videos. There’s something that draws me to Sam’s work and life. I think it’s his genuine pursuit of quality. Love the way he refined his work throughout the years. Love to hear what’s his craftsmen/colleagues have to say about his thinking rationale and him as person.

Fascinating, thank you! It's always such an adventure to visit the Maloof Foundation and explore both indoors and out.

Working practices that Health & Safety officials surely have nightmares about, yet the quality of output is fantastic. To be still doing that at 90 years old is truly inspiring.

This was a wonderful presentation, love Gina's work , and she is amazing

Great respect for this man ....

My hero!

Sam: free hands a compound curve at the bandsaw. Me: wait, what?

Que bonito trabajo! las piezas parecen esculturas !! es un ejemplo a seguir, paz en su tumba Mr. Sam Maloof

I just finished my Sam Maloof inspired rocker and can say it was worth the learning curve to be able to produce a piece of art that will be a 24-year anniversary present for my wife. Thank you Sam for the inspiration!

This famous craftsman was 90 years old here, a true legend !