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I just found a new (to me) show on the Fine Living cable network Mon-Fri mornings at 930 called Modern Masters. The 2 episodes I've seen each featured a woodworker. Sam Maloof was on one of the shows. The only negative is this network thinks we like commercials...seems like ~1:1 ratio of program and advertising . Thank goodness for TIVO!
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That show used to be on HGTV. I was wondering what happened to it. I guess they sold off the episodes to Fine Living. I only caught it a couple of times, but I too enjoyed it.
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I've watched two episodes of it, my DVR records anything that has the word Wood in it It's a cool show that has had some really talented artists on it. I just wish they went a little more in depth into what they do, and had less commercials.
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