How To Build Solid Wood Sam Maloof Style Dining Chairs
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- This video will show you how to build my Sam Maloof style solid wood dining chairs. You can purchase my templates which include a step by step manual that along with this video will guide you on your chair making journey.
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Big shout out to Matt from Of Earth Furniture, thank you for all your help to kick my butt and get this video put together. Please have a look at his inastagram, he is one very talented woodworker who get's to play with some amazing woods he has collected.
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Hello from Sydney Downunder. Thanks guys, great to watch your work. Appreciated. Cheers
Thanks for watching!
One day I'll do this, great to see these come back
Thanks
Thanks very much for this video, I bought the plans and am looking froward to making my first one. This video makes it whole lot easier to get my head around the whole process.
Good luck Lee. Any questions reach out!
The arm adder piece do you plane it and the leg before gluing it on?
Awesome Paul, this is fantastic. A great reference for future builds. When was this originally filmed? Just curious? Stay safe.
Hi Chippy, Matt and I filmed this not too long ago, but long enough to not be wearing masks (-:
Great work, Paul. A question for you....when Matt is using the shaper to cut the rebates on the seat for the rear legs to fit, is he using an angled cutter or a straight 90 degree cutter? I'm just trying to get my head around the rear seat angles before I attempt one of these chairs. Thanks from Australia.
Do you have video instruction on how to make sam maloof rocking chair?
dude.. As my retirement present to myself, Im coming up there for a week for a chair class!
Once things get better, looking forward to it!
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I'll be 60 this year. A woodworker since 1975. To watch you go about the process of making these Sam Maloof chairs impresses the heck out of me. I have watched your other video where you take a class of students through a similar process. I like many, appreciate you taking the time to share your love of the art and the passion you show for it!
Thank you really appreciate you watching
I have just been commissioned to build 2 chairs. I am inexperienced with chairs and your video is just what I need! Buying your templates now!
What type of finish do you guys use on your chairs?
I like using Odies Oil on my chairs
Can find your laser template for low back chair? I see paper and digital???
No glue on the joints?
Only no glue for the back support ends, everything else is glues together.
Love this longer format. Better to follow along and get the whole over view. Thanks guys.
Glad you enjoy it!
You did it, my hero! Thanks so much. I'll still miss episodes from years back.
Thanks for following along!
Awesome awesome awesome again. Love to see these chairs being built
Do u start with 10/4 or 8/4 ?
I think on one of the old vids he mentioned 8/4
I start with 8/4
thank you Paul for sharing this tutorial, I Hope someday I can build my own ..
You are very welcome
I find myself watching your videos to help make sense of the Hal Taylor rocker plans. It just makes sense. Thanks
Thanks, same steps accomplished but tweaked by me as almost any woodworker would do, after building so many.
Where can I get a set of the plywood templates for the arm chair?
Paul, your instructional videos are excellent. Thanks for sharing your processes with us. Outstanding!
Glad you like them! Hope they help!
I would like to buy templates for Sam Maloof inspired rocking chairs. Please help. Regards , John US Army Retired
Please google Hal Taylor Rocking Chair maker, he is the teacher I learned from
Why do you cut the one end on an angle?
Nice .... looking forward to the "shaping & finishing" part of this video?
Thanks, hopefully we can get to it soon!
Awesome shop.
Thanks so much for the vid.
I wish I could visit you guys.
Our pleasure!
Is there an advantage of using the screws instead of dominos and glue on the headrest? Does that allow for wood movement?
Floating tenons are also great options also. I use screws to stay true to the Maloof style
Great vid guys! Really been enjoying the process of my No. 8’s. Thanks so much for posting this video!
Great to hear!
would like to buy your laser cut templates for chair 8 and 9 but cant find them anywhere. could you please supply a link to them. thanks ( getting ready to make 8 of chair 8 and 2 of chair 9)
Hi, as of right now I don't have laser cut templates, just the paper version
Great! Fun stuff. I got a ton of American Elm logs but most are shorter logs. Also Hackberry logs. Never worked with either. Would those be good for chairs? Figured the Hackberry is not good for much.
Thanks for watching, the Elm is great lumber, a little more work to work with because of the interlocking grain and Hackberry I don't really know. You'll have to let me know.
@@CanadianWoodworks will do thanks!
and how much stock do I need per chair 20 bdft for armless dining chair
James, you right on the money about 25bdft at 8/4
You mentioned there would be a link in the description for the router bit you used. I don’t see it there. Would you mind adding it?
Sorry for the delay, the 1/2'' rabbit bit is this one - amzn.to/3KcStcI
How do you go about shaping the arms. Do you use a router for initial shaping like the legs. Or all by hand and eye?
How did you get the back support curves? Did you cut it or bend the wood?
They are bent laminated
Great video, thanks for sharing your process
Thanks for watching!
Awesome stuff. I’m talking like a robot for some reason 🤪
LOL
You do a wonderful job of showing details which, while nuances, are crucial to the success of the build. Would really like to see you go through the shaping process. Perhaps you already have - going to search now.
Thanks, I did have shaping videos but a lot of my channel got deleted!
@@CanadianWoodworks can you post another one? Pleeeaaasssee!
Are there plans to get??
Very good information. Looking forward to more like this
Awesome, thank you!
great looking chair ad amazing build.
Thank you! Cheers!
You sir are a craftsman. Those chairs will last forever.
Thank you Mark
Awesome chairs! Thanks for the vid
Thanks for watching!
Why didn't you show seat caring out.
Hey Pablo, You're looking good young man!
Thanks Hal, have a great 2024
Beatiful saludo desde Puerto Rico
Thank you, from Canada
I’m very impress with the complexity of those chairs. This will be a long time goal to have the skills to build one. Félicitations from Quebec!
Thank you very much! We have templates on our online store to help you with the build ;-)
Awesome video Paul! I'm excited to make a series of these chairs soon. Do you have a video for laminating the back slats? I think you had one before all your videos disappeared?
I will be re making one very very soon!
thanks for this as it augments the plans that I bought from you last year. One question: do you glue the headrest to the back legs or just have screws holding them? if you do at what point do you glue them in? before all the final shaping or ?
Hi, yes the headrest is glued, and yes it is glued in before final shaping. I designed the back supports to be removable so they can go in after the chair is fully assembled and finished.
Thanks for the video on the chairs I ordered the paper templates and I have made one chair so far getting ready to make one more the video is good to watch just to make sure I do things the right way Thanks again for putting your videos back on u-tube
Thanks for your support Rick, I never say I do it the "right" way, but I do end up with some chairs at the end of my process (-:
I love these chairs
Thanks Dave
Do the patterns for the templates come with chair plans or can you get them separately
You can follow along with this video and they do come with a written step by step
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Cheers
Do you sell these chairs?
Yes, I sell these chairs
@@CanadianWoodworks ok thank you. I’ll check if you have a website I can view them on. If not, can you give me the prices per chair? Thank you
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