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Love all the explanations but the amount of process video in between is a bit too much maybe. Also would love to hear the woodworking sounds instead of music. Or just in general one type of sound at a time. Beautiful work tho!! Keep it up 😊👍

25:22 when it fits like that it's so satisfying

Hello from Canada ! I just discovered your YT channel, and I so glad I did !! You are an amazing maker !!! I look forward to binge watch the rest of the videos CHEERS

Beautiful ❤❤

you're extremely talented! its a shame you don't have more subscribers, who will see great skill and learn how to do things the right way

Un bonito trabajo

Nice piece with technical challenges and loads of exquisite details 👍 I wish we could have a glance at the lower part that seems to have quite tricky joints.

How beautiful and unique! Great choice of woods. The finish made that piece light up.

I lasted just under nine minutes before I had to stop watching. The music is simply too annoying to me and I hesitated turning down the volume in case I missed a comment from you.

Stunning build, and I really liked the inlay.

I'm not that easy to impress, but your skills are very good. I'm really impressed, you're doing a great job. Best regards from Germany

Stunning 🥰

Love your work, and love the design of the stretcher. That is some beautiful quarter-sawn oak. Can I ask where the oak was from? Also, please don't take this the wrong way, but I'm not sure the backing music is working. It's only my opinion and who needs another opinion on social media :) I know finding good copyright free music can be a nightmare. However, I would suggest no music rather than cheap tacky music because the furniture you build is anything but cheap and tacky. I'm looking forward to your next video.

Kinda miss the voice over….. doesn’t need to be the hole time but some maybe? Looks awesome though.

Pretty dang dope, love the curves with the rigid corners combined

Really talented! From one woodworker to another! It’s a shame that nice work like this doesn’t always translate to huge views, I know all too well! Nice piece!

Fun music, Great fit up. Beautiful.

very nice! love watching you work.

Beautiful work , absolutely amazing

Lovely sideboard. While I love dovetails made with hand tools, I appreciate the time saving of the band saw and router. Also gluing the ebony strips to the sole of the block plane was genius and saved you buying a Bridge City Tools version or making a thicknessing jig.

I really like that and those inlays really set it off! Thank you for sharing your beautiful work!

As always, beautiful workmanship

Just found your channel, great to see a sam maloof build. Quite surprised with how many subs you have, should be more than that for the quality and detail in these videos, keep up the good work!

The rings came out lovely. I'm going to start making my own rings too.🙂

Great job, going to give that a go myself now - keep up the good work 👍

I love them

Beautiful chairs. How thick is the stock you're using before milling?

HERMOSO trabajo, muy creativo.... gracias por compartir su video, mucho éxito en todas sus proyectos, un cordial saludo.

Che belle unghie!! Sembrano le mani di mia nonna!👍

That is beautiful!

That’s absolutely gorgeous I’d love to have the skills to make something like that

Nice job on the shaping! Most people are afraid to take off too much and the chair ends up looking blocky. Sam used to put wood on the wheel base as well. I noticed Mike who now owns the Maloof shop did not do that on some recent office chairs he posted on IG. Strange since he was Sams right hand man and diid most of the final sculpting when Sam was alive.

Beautiful work, I’m impressed

It would be MUCH better if you told us what you are doing and WHY!

WOW! You put an incredible amount of work into these chairs, and they are absolutely stunning!! Well done!!

They look amazing.

that's a sam maloof's style chair you don't see very often

I’ve made a Maloof, but this is wicked impressive and very original. One design feature to add is (kidding) one leg that is extra long, so you trip on it when walking behind the chair. Every Maloof needs one :)

Those turned out really beautiful! I like how you did the base! 👍🏻 I always wanted to make these chairs but after watching your video I’m not sure! 😁 Thank you for sharing your work!

They're beautiful.

Outstanding. You are a very talented maker. Congratulations on a great set of videos. Thank you

Absolutely stunning works of art, well done CWG.

Great work as always! Thank you for sharing!

Some great little tips and interesting seeing the range of tools used to get the seat curves.

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A lot of wood and a lot of cuts. Anytime you say "Dad, could you get this ______ fine tool? It would be a great help for you."???

Voice over was good, explained design and build decisions, and approach well. I like your mix of power and hand tools.

They look really good but it must have been a pain doing so many!

Excellent work

can't wait to see the next part