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Recent comments
Re: Wood Shop Al Fresco Redux
I greatly admire you!
posted: 12:01 pm on May 3rdI can relate to having a minimum amount of workshop space...
My first project (an antique-looking cupboard) was built on our deck in near freezing temps!
Where there's a will there's a way.
Swing on! Swing on!
:)
Re: Serpentine Front Hall Table
I did some finish work on my father-in-law's house. But it was much more primitive than your table!
posted: 5:54 pm on January 3rdGood job!
Re: Cherry Pencil Post night table
Bravo!
posted: 4:52 pm on November 23rdNothing like building from 'scratch'!
Re: "Rocking" Boat for my granddaughter
Good work!
posted: 4:51 pm on November 23rdPriceless gift.
Re: Sculptured Maloof Inspired Chair
Absolutely fabulous!
posted: 4:48 pm on November 23rdYou are truly gifted.
Re: Sapele Dining Chair
Very nice!
posted: 4:45 pm on November 23rdThis is inspiring!
Re: Grandfather Clock Wedding Gift
Wow! My stuff looks primitive (not by design) next your clock!
posted: 11:44 am on October 16thGood job!
A priceless heirloom.
Re: Sheraton Side Tables in Mahogany
Very nice work!! Especially the reeding. I have mounted several pieces of wood on the lathe, but never with the fine results you've had!
posted: 8:41 am on July 23rdBravo!
Re: Maloof Memories Please
I'm a home amateur woodworker. Over the past years, I've seen and read various articles on Sam. Aside from the fact that I love his designs, I remember a comment he made in reply to a question of hand tools vs. power tools. He said he uses whatever tool he needs to get the job done.
posted: 8:49 am on June 17thWhen I reach for a belt sander instead of a bench plane, I remember his comment. And I feel good about myself!
Thank you for sharing Mr. Maloof with us.