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  1. 21st August 2005, 10:16 PM #1
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    Default Sam Maloof

    was doing a bit of a look around and this site has some video stuff on him

    quite small files as the video window is only small

    http://americanart.si.edu/collection...ion/index.html

    there in the maloof in action tab

    enjoy

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  3. 21st August 2005, 10:58 PM #2
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    Sam Maloof is indeed one of the best there is. His free form work with the bandsaw is something spectacular. I know the darksiders will not agree.

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    Quote Originally Posted by lesmeyer
    Sam Maloof is indeed one of the best there is. His free form work with the bandsaw is something spectacular. I know the darksiders will not agree.

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    Not true, for me anyway!

    Sam is one of those rare geniuses that just seem to be able to produce beautiful objects by eye alone.

    There's a nice article on him the current edition of "Fine Woodworking" (pp 78 ~ 83).

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    Quote Originally Posted by Auld Bassoon

    There's a nice article on him the current edition of "Fine Woodworking" (pp 78 ~ 83).

    Cheers!
    thats what got me looking for stuff on him in the first place
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    I bought Sam's book about 15 yrs ago and it's still one of my treasures. I gave the book to a friend of mine as he was interested in woodwork. He was so impressed by him he actually went and visited him on a trip to the US. The lucky so and so had his new book signed by him as well which he couldn't wait to show me when he got back. He said he was every bit the person that came across in his book.
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