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The Woodwright's Shop

Season 24

2004 · 13 episodes

  1. 1. Shaving Horse

    2004-09-25

    Roy shows you how to make a shaving horse to help you make ax handles, wheel spokes and more.

  2. 2. Tinsmithing with Anne Pederson

    2004-10-02

    Not all good things are made out of wood. Anne Pederson shows Roy how to make things out of tin.

  3. 3. Acadian Chair

    2004-10-09

    The Acadians, forbearers of the Cajuns, brought a clever idea for a chair with them to Louisiana. Roy explains…

  4. 4. White Cooperage with Norm Pederson

    2004-10-16

    If you need a washtub, butter churn or water bucket – go see a “white cooper.”

  5. 5. The Foot Power Lathe

    2004-10-23

    Roy shows how to build a “spring pole lathe” – powered by foot.

  6. 6. Wooden Thread Cutter

    2004-10-30

    Need a big ol’ wooden screw for your cider press? Roy will show you how to make one.

  7. 7. Woodworking at the North House Folk School

    2004-11-06

    Take a class in kayak building, or build a long bow or a berry basket – all available at the North Folk School.

  8. 8. Turned & Hewn Bowls & Spoons

    2004-11-13

    Watch Roy transform a big log into a beautiful bowl. Hint: Just remove everything that’s not a bowl.

  9. 9. Norwegian Pram & Snow Skis with Mark Hansen

    2004-11-20

    Let it snow, then go skiing with Mark Hensen.

  10. 10. One Piece Woodworking

    2004-11-27

    Let Roy show you how to make useful & “useless” things out of one piece of wood – no kidding.

  11. 11. Turning Chess Pieces

    2004-12-04

    Roy shows you how to make a standard chess set or a not so standard chess set. Check, Matey!

  12. 12. Chess Board & Box

    2004-12-11

    Now that you have the chess pieces it’s time to make the chess board – and a box to put the pieces in.

  13. 13. Inlaid Legs with Steve Latta

    2004-12-18

    If you’re a “leg man” you gotta’ see this. Beautiful inlaid legs by Steve Latta.

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