The Woodwright's Shop

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The Roubo Bookstand
Episode overview
Walnut bookstand as we follow the formula of an old French master.
31x2
As the Saw Turns
Episode overview
Build a beautiful bowsaw....
31x4
Painless Panel Doors
Episode overview
...we'll see how to make the stiles and rails of the classic raised panel door.
31x5
Hand Plane Essentials With Chris Schwarz
Episode overview
Gleaming surfaces, tight joints and crisp moldings through perfect planing.
31x6
English Layout Square With Chris Schwarz
Episode overview
A simple square with laps and bridles.
31x7
Elizabethan Joint Stool With Peter Follansbee
Episode overview
... how to make this traditional treat for the tired Tudor tush.
31x3
Hurray for Hickory!
Episode overview
Making wooden rakes and rounded reels from steam-bent stock.
31x9
Inlaid Lettering With Steve Latta
Episode overview
Making a name in holly wood by setting slender stringing into the slotted surface.
31x10
Hammer Veneering With Steve Latta
Episode overview
Learn classic hammer veneering using the pull hammer to put the squeeze on fine finished furniture. It's a more than superficial look at the timeless technique taught by Steve Latta. Roy Underhill hosts.
31x11
Iron Work for Timber Work
Episode overview
Master blacksmith Peter Ross shows host Roy Underhill how to make spike dogs and cant hooks for log holding and handling. The ancient blacksmith's technique called "upsetting" makes it work.
31x8
Carving Swedish Spoons With Peter Follansbee
Episode overview
Making spoons using an axe and traditional hook knife.
31x12
Offset Turning For Hardwood Handles and Padfoot lLegs
Episode overview
For hardwood handles and padfoot legs, it's easy to turn ovals and offsets by measuring once and turning twice. Host Roy Underhill uses a pedal-powered lathe to demonstrate the technique.
31x13
Simple Sash Restoration
Episode overview
Restoring the windows in an old mill is a challenging bit of joinery made simple by the guide stick system. Roy Underhill shows how to make the molded stock and join them with mortise and tenon.

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