# List of The Woodwright's Shop episodes

This is a list of episodes for the PBS television series The Woodwright's Shop starring Roy Underhill. The typical season is 13 episodes and starts towards the end of September or early October. The series was first broadcast only on North Carolina's PBS channel. After two years, the series was broadcast nationally.

## Season 1 (1979)

* The opening credits for the first eight seasons consisted of Roy Underhill walking across a busy street with a toolbox in his left hand, and a felling axe in his right. The next scene shows a man kicking the meter, as Roy is walking past a bunch of people. The next scene shows Roy walking on the road. After that, Roy is walking past a police car, and it shows him walking on the train tracks. And then, it shows Roy walking in the forest, and it shows him walking to its final destination, the shop. He puts the axe and toolbox down as the show's title appears, and he enters the shop.
| # | # | Title | Original air date |
| 1 | 101 | "Maul and Glut" | 6 October 1979 (1979-10-06) (local) 3 October 1981 (1981-10-03) (national) |
| Roy shows how to make two traditional tools (a maul and glut) starting by felling the tree and then working the tools into shape with traditional iron woodworking tools. ||||
| 2 | 102 | "Shaving Horse" | 13 October 1979 (1979-10-13) (local) 10 October 1981 (1981-10-10) (national) |
| Roy starts construction of one of the most important hand-tool shop items – a shaving horse – to make working with draw knives and spoke shaves easier. ||||
| 3 | 103 | "Dumbheads in Action" | 20 October 1979 (1979-10-20) (local) 17 October 1981 (1981-10-17) (national) |
| One of the most important pieces of equipment in a complete hand tool woodworking shop is a shaving horse. In this second of two segments, join Roy Underhill as he finishes construction of his shaving horse and demonstrates how to use a spokeshave or draw knife to work wood accurately and effectively. ||||
| 4 | 104 | "Hay Rake" | 27 October 1979 (1979-10-27) (local) 24 October 1981 (1981-10-24) (national) |
| Roy makes one of his favorite projects – a hickory hay rake that is both lightweight and very strong. ||||
| 5 | 105 | "Lathes" | 3 November 1979 (1979-11-03) (local) 31 October 1981 (1981-10-31) (national) |
| Roy takes us on a tour of the history and development of man-powered tools leading to the lathe. ||||
| 6 | 106 | "Rocking Chair" | 10 November 1979 (1979-11-10) (local) 7 November 1981 (1981-11-07) (national) |
| Roy builds a classic armless rocking chair using traditional tools and techniques. ||||
| 7 | 107 | "Basket Weaving" | 17 November 1979 (1979-11-17) (local) 14 November 1981 (1981-11-14) (national) |
| Roy shows us how to create a woven white oak seat for his rocker, and guest Bryant Holsenbeck shows how to weave a traditional basket. ||||
| 8 | 108 | "Log Cabin" | 24 November 1979 (1979-11-24) (local) 21 November 1981 (1981-11-21) (national) |
| Many woodworkers have thought about how to build a log cabin. In this long-awaited episode, Roy demonstrates early-colonial construction, dimensions logs and join corners – all skills you’ll need if you want to build a log home properly. Roy points out how many early home builders in North America created log homes with very tight joints designed to keep out the wind and elements. If you want to build a log home properly, learn it from Roy. ||||
| 9 | 109 | "Timber Frame Construction" | 1 December 1979 (1979-12-01) (local) 28 November 1981 (1981-11-28) (national) |
| Classic timber frame construction and post-and-beam construction are hallmarks of early colonial buildings in North America. Watch as Roy shares the details of timber frame construction, using post-and-beam and mortise-and-tenon techniques. You’ll learn new skills using a boring machine, corner chisel and more. ||||
| 10 | 110 | "Dough Bowls and Pitch Forks" | 8 December 1979 (1979-12-08) (local) 5 December 1981 (1981-12-05) (national) |
| Roy creates both a pitchfork and a dough bowl, each made from a single piece of wood. ||||
| 11 | 111 | "Blacksmithing" | 15 December 1979 (1979-12-15) (local) 12 December 1981 (1981-12-12) (national) |
| Roy switched to working at the forge to show some basic blacksmithing techniques and shows how to create a spike dog used in timber framing. ||||
| 12 | 112 | "Panel Frame and Dovetail" | 22 December 1979 (1979-12-22) (local) 19 December 1981 (1981-12-19) (national) |
| Roy discusses frame-and-panel construction for doors and the basic steps to create a dovetailed joint. ||||
| 13 | 113 | "Colonial Williamsburg" | 29 December 1979 (1979-12-29) (local) 26 December 1981 (1981-12-26) (national) |
| We join Roy on a visit to Colonial Williamsburg to take a look at 18th Century craftsmanship, including a visit with a wheelwright, cooper, blacksmith and the Anthony Hay Cabinet Shop. ||||

## Season 2 (1982)

| # | # | Title | Original air date |
| 14 | 201 | "Getting a Grip on It" | 2 October 1982 (1982-10-02) |
| Roy looks closely at a number of tool handles, then creates an axe handle from a split of hickory and turns a chisel handle. ||||
| 15 | 202 | "Candle Stand" | 9 October 1982 (1982-10-09) |
| Roy walks us through the necessary steps to create a classic walnut candle stand. ||||
| 16 | 203 | "Plane Truth, Version 1" | 16 October 1982 (1982-10-16) |
| Roy gives us the history of a wide selection of classic hand planes, and explains the wide variety of specialized uses. ||||
| 17 | 204 | "Plane Truth, Version 2" | 23 October 1982 (1982-10-23) |
| Roy gives us the history of a wide selection of classic hand planes, and explains the wide variety of specialized uses. Lost episode. ||||
| 18 | 205 | "In Yer Drawers" | 30 October 1982 (1982-10-30) |
| We join Roy as he makes a hand-hewed, half-blind dovetailed drawer for his work bench, discussing many of the techniques used in drawer-making. ||||
| 19 | 206 | "Findin' and Fixin'" | 6 November 1982 (1982-11-06) |
| On the way to the Woodwright’s Shop, Roy stops off at a scrap yard, antique store and a flea market to show us the treasures to be found. ||||
| 20 | 207 | "Cutting Your Teeth" | 13 November 1982 (1982-11-13) |
| This episode is all about saws. Roy shows us a dizzying array of saws, from very familiar panel saws tobow saws and pit saws. He rounds out the show by showing how to sharpen the blade of a bow saw. ||||
| 21 | 208 | "While the Iron's Hot" | 20 November 1982 (1982-11-20) |
| Roy travels to Colonial Williamsburg to work with the blacksmiths to weld and create a froe and forge a cant hook. ||||
| 22 | 209 | "Straight and Narrow" | 27 November 1982 (1982-11-27) |
| Lost episode. ||||
| 23 | 210 | "Vernacular Sash" | 4 December 1982 (1982-12-04) |
| Roy takes us through the hand-crafted creation process of a sash-style window, explaining the stiles, rails and muntins. ||||
| 24 | 211 | "Woodwright at Sea" | 11 December 1982 (1982-12-11) |
| The evolution of modern boat building in America starts with simple designs such as those found in rough-hewn canoes – and its surprisingly fundamental. Watch Roy explore how to build a boat as he visits the Hampton Mariner’s Museum and discusses boat building that’s large and complex. There is a clear evolution in tools and techniques and it’s both instructive and entertaining to watch this process. ||||
| 25 | 212 | "A Tale of Two Toys" | 18 December 1982 (1982-12-18) |
| Roy looks at a collection of classic wood toys, and then shows us the steps to create a Crow Chaser. ||||
| 26 | 213 | "Williamsburg Housewright" | 25 December 1982 (1982-12-25) |
| Lost episode. ||||

## Season 3 (1983)

| # | # | Title | Original air date |
| 27 | 301 | "Inner Woodworking" | 1 October 1983 (1983-10-01) |
| In this first episode of Season Three, Roy takes time out to look at how wood grows, how it is worked by the different tools in the Woodwright’s shop, and gives us a look at projects and topics for the season. ||||
| 28 | 302 | "Workbench Part I" | 8 October 1983 (1983-10-08) |
| Roy hand-crafts the frame for a massive, classic workbench using pegged and keyed mortise-and-tenon construction. ||||
| 29 | 303 | "Worbench Part II" | 15 October 1983 (1983-10-15) |
| Roy finishes the workbench started in the previous episode. ||||
| 30 | 304 | "Coopers Bucket" | 22 October 1983 (1983-10-22) |
| With some help a couple of coopers from Colonial Williamsburg, Roy shows the steps to creating a cooper’s bucket. ||||
| 31 | 305 | "Blanket Chest" | 29 October 1983 (1983-10-29) |
| Roy builds a classic, nailed-together, six-board blanket chest with an interior till. ||||
| 32 | 306 | "Simple Gifts" | 5 November 1983 (1983-11-05) |
| Roy shows us how to build three simple gift projects including a flapping duck toy, a small pine knock-down bench and a wooden egg beater. ||||
| 33 | 307 | "Whimsy Diddling" | 12 November 1983 (1983-11-12) |
| A few minutes to kill? Roy shows how to make the quintessential mountain folk toy, the Gee Haw Whimmey Diddle and also a Willow Whistle. He also shows some museum pieces of carved whimsy. ||||
| 34 | 308 | "Furniture Carving" | 19 November 1983 (1983-11-19) |
| Roy welcomes Wallace Gusler from Colonial Williamsburg to take a close look at the techniques and tools required for carved furniture in the 18th-Century style. ||||
| 35 | 309 | "Whetstone Quarry" | 26 November 1983 (1983-11-26) |
| Roy takes us through the geological history of whetstones for sharpening tools. He takes us on a trip to find the rough stone and how to create your own stones (as well as some sharpening tips). ||||
| 36 | 310 | "The Gunsmith" | 3 December 1983 (1983-12-03) |
| Roy visits with gunsmith Gary Brumfield of Colonial Williamsburg and gives us a fascinating look at the hand-crafted steps necessary to create an 18th-Century rifle – lock, stock and barrel. ||||
| 37 | 311 | "Wood for the Weaver" | 10 December 1983 (1983-12-10) |
| This episode focuses on wooden accessories used by traditional weavers in the 18th-Century including spinning wheels, clock reels, niddy noddys and Roy makes a swift and a tape loom. ||||
| 38 | 312 | "The Luthier" | 17 December 1983 (1983-12-17) |
| George Wilson from at Colonial Williamsburg shows Roy what it took to create an 18th-Century violin, from wood to fittings. ||||
| 39 | 313 | "The Basket Makers" | 24 December 1983 (1983-12-24) |
| Roy Black and Robert Watson from Colonial Williamsburg show Roy how to make round-bottom and flat-bottom white oak baskets, starting from a log and using only traditional tools. ||||

## Season 4 (1984)

| # | # | Title | Original air date |
| 40 | 401 | "The Dominy Shop" | 6 October 1984 (1984-10-06) |
| Roy takes us on a tour the Dominy Shop at Winterthur Museum. The shop holds the tools and shop items used by three generations of craftsmen from 1750 to 1850. ||||
| 41 | 402 | "A Springpole Lathe" | 13 October 1984 (1984-10-13) |
| Roy walks us through the steps to create a simple, but accurate and functional spring pole lathe. ||||
| 42 | 403 | "Ball & Claw Feet" | 20 October 1984 (1984-10-20) |
| Roy welcomes Wallace Gusler from Colonial Williamsburg, and he shows the process to create a cabriole leg with a ball and claw foot. ||||
| 43 | 404 | "The Wainscot Chair" | 27 October 1984 (1984-10-27) |
| Roy works with his daughter, Rachel, to create a child-size, 17th-century chair found in a book by Wallace Nutting. ||||
| 44 | 405 | "Tool Boxes & Chests" | 3 November 1984 (1984-11-03) |
| Roy explores the contents of a recently purchased tool chest, trying to determine something of the original owner. He then shows how to recreate the chest itself. ||||
| 45 | 406 | "Chip Carving" | 10 November 1984 (1984-11-10) |
| Mack Headley from Colonial Williamsburg visits the shop and demonstrates the chip carving techniques used to decorate furniture. ||||
| 46 | 407 | "Good Fences" | 17 November 1984 (1984-11-17) |
| Roy looks at the details of early-American fences, including lightweight and portable fences used for sheep herding, garden fences and more substantial post and rail "fences" used in forts built around 1620. ||||
| 47 | 408 | "Kitchen Gifts" | 24 November 1984 (1984-11-24) |
| When Roy and his wife, Jane, were a young married couple, they often didn't have enough money to buy gifts for special occasions, so naturally they made them. Roy shows you how to make some always-appropriate and useful utensils for the kitchen including a rolling pin, heavy spoon, a collapsible drinking cup and more. ||||
| 48 | 409 | "Raising the Shop" | 1 December 1984 (1984-12-01) |
| Roy pitches in with the raising of the frame-and-timber structure for Anderson’s Forge at Colonial Williamsburg. ||||
| 49 | 410 | "Building a Boat" | 8 December 1984 (1984-12-08) |
| Roy builds a small rowboat using traditional tools and techniques. ||||
| 50 | 411 | "Rittenhouse Hygrometer" | 15 December 1984 (1984-12-15) |
| After discussing how humidity affects different wood species, Roy makes a clever and simple late 18th-century hygrometer to measure the humidity in the shop. ||||
| 51 | 412 | "Corner Cupboard" | 22 December 1984 (1984-12-22) |
| Roy recreates a classic pine corner cupboard. ||||
| 52 | 413 | "High Chair" | 29 December 1984 (1984-12-29) |
| To celebrate his new nephew, Roy builds an 18th-century baby’s high chair with rush seating. ||||

## Season 5 (1985)

| # | # | Title | Original air date |
| 52 | 501 | "Rustic Rockers" | 5 October 1985 (1985-10-05) |
| Roy starts off the "Making Things From Nature" season by giving us some history of rustic furniture and walks through the steps necessary to make a Rustic Rocker. ||||
| 54 | 502 | "Bark Bottoms" | 12 October 1985 (1985-10-12) |
| To finish up the Rustic Rocker, Roy takes us into the woods to gather hickory bark, and then heads into the shop to create the woven bark seat for the rocker. ||||
| 55 | 503 | "Baby Cradle" | 19 October 1985 (1985-10-19) |
| Roy takes us into the shop to finish up a pilgrim-style oak cradle that he started, but never finished, reviewing the "tricky" parts necessary to create the whole project. ||||
| 56 | 504 | "Chris' Workshop" | 26 October 1985 (1985-10-26) |
| We visit with a 14-year-old traditional woodworker who sells his wares (walking sticks, toys and more), to make more money to buy tools he can’t make for himself. ||||
| 57 | 505 | "Iron Machine, Foot Power" | 2 November 1985 (1985-11-02) |
| A collector of cast-iron, foot-powered woodworking lathes and fret saws visits with Roy and they try out a number of the machines. ||||
| 58 | 506 | "Hutch Table I" | 9 November 1985 (1985-11-09) |
| In part one, Roy starts the base of a classic early-American project that serves as a tilt-top table, chair and storage unit. ||||
| 59 | 507 | "Hutch Table II" | 16 November 1985 (1985-11-16) |
| In part two, Roy finishes the base and completes the top of the early-American tilt-top table. He also shows how to make a traditional milk paint finish for the piece. ||||
| 60 | 508 | "Iron Bloomery" | 23 November 1985 (1985-11-23) |
| Roy visits with David Harvey, a blacksmith at Colonial Williamsburg, and learns how to turn bog ore into a woodworking chisel. ||||
| 61 | 509 | "Berry Buckets, Sussex Trugs and Bark Sheaths" | 30 November 1985 (1985-11-30) |
| Roy shows how to create three projects that are created directly from trees and bark, with very little refinement. ||||
| 62 | 510 | "Wheelwright" | 7 December 1985 (1985-12-07) |
| We head back to Colonial Williamsburg where Roy visits with master wheelwright Dan Stebbins to discover the mysteries and realities of making wheels for early American wagons and carts. ||||
| 63 | 511 | "Music Mill" | 14 December 1985 (1985-12-14) |
| Roy makes a six-note music mill from wine bottles that is powered by hand crank – but that can also be powered by a water wheel. ||||
| 64 | 512 | "Secrets From the Cabinet Shop" | 21 December 1985 (1985-12-21) |
| Roy travels back to visit with master cabinetmaker Mack Headley at the Anthony Hay shop at Colonial Williamsburg. He shares some of the secrets that were standard fare for 18th-century American woodworking. ||||
| 65 | 513 | "A Glass Act" | 28 December 1985 (1985-12-28) |
| Sash joinery, or making windows, is the ultimate test of organizational skills. Roy takes us through the many steps and details that must align to make a good window. ||||

## PBS Season 6 (1986)

* The 100th episode of The Woodwright's Shop airs.
| # | # | Title | Original air date |
| 92 | 601 | "Turning of the Screw" | TBA |
| Traditional woodworking required making much of your own tools and machinery, and the wooden screw is a major component in those. Roy looks at the making of wooden screws for use in the shop. ||||
| 93 | 602 | "That Old Spoon Carver" | TBA |
| Roy visits with expert spoon carver Roger Sandstrom to talk technique, wood selection and more about carving spoons and treenware. ||||
| 94 | 603 | "Don't Crush That Bookstand, Hand Me the Pliers" | TBA |
| Roy tackles creating a classic Wooden Pliers whittled from a single piece of wood, and then expands the concept to a folding bookstand using similar joinery. ||||
| 95 | 604 | "Folding Lathe" | TBA |
| Roy shows how to build an 18th-century French lathe designed to fold up and store in the corner. ||||
| 96 | 605 | "Jacobean Stool" | TBA |
| We learn how to create the traditional joinery for a Jacobean stool. ||||
| 97 | 606 | "Turning and Carving" | TBA |
| Roy finishes the Jacobean stool by adding the turning and carving to the frame. ||||
| 98 | 607 | "Things They'd Never Make for Themselves" | TBA |
| We spend some quality time with Roy making small projects from scrap wood, including wooden ties, a pop gun, ado-nothing machine and a flying top. ||||
| 99 | 608 | "Anderson's Forge" | TBA |
| Roy travels to the John Anderson Forge at Colonial Williamsburg to look at how nails, hinges and tools were made in Colonial America. ||||
| 100 | 609 | "Botetourt Chair" | TBA |
| Roy takes a look at 18th Century woodworking details found in furniture from the Colonial Williamsburg cabinet shop. ||||
| 101 | 610 | "Lap Desk" | TBA |
| Build one of the classic 18th Century projects with Roy: a Shaker lap desk. ||||
| 102 | 611 | "Rachel's Wagon" | TBA |
| Roy walks through the steps required to build a wooden wagon for his daughters – but manages to have some fun himself. ||||
| 103 | 612 | "Toolmaker's Art" | TBA |
| Roy visits with Peter Ross at the Anderson Forge to look at 18th Century tool making, in particular, a gentleman’s hatchet. ||||
| 104 | 613 | "House Framing Doggie Style" | TBA |
| Only the best for Roy’s pooch, Grit: a brick and Tudor framed doghouse is this episode’s project. ||||

## PBS Season 7 (1987)

| # | # | Title | Original air date |
| 105 | 701 | "Noveltails" | TBA |
| Roy takes a look at the design and benefits of many traditional dovetails used in woodworking, then goes even further to look at some more unusual dovetails. ||||
| 106 | 702 | "Longer and Stronger" | TBA |
| When you need a longer board (or rafter), then a traditional scarf joint may be the answer. Roy discusses the history, value and creation of this important joint. ||||
| 107 | 703 | "Country Comfort" | TBA |
| Roy shows us the steps to create the perfect outdoor chair – the Adirondack. ||||
| 108 | 704 | "Shaker Boxes" | TBA |
| After a look at a number foot-powered woodworking machines, Roy and his guest show how to use a few of the machines to make traditional Shaker oval boxes. ||||
| 109 | 705 | "Bookcaseology" | TBA |
| This episode is Roy’s version of waste not, want not. He shows how to build a coffin-shaped bookcase so that the materials involved aren’t wasted, but used during life – and after. ||||
| 110 | 706 | "Woodwork, Needlework" | TBA |
| Blending two traditional crafts, Roy builds an adjustable needlework stand of French design. ||||
| 111 | 707 | "Whirligigs" | TBA |
| Whirligig expert Andy Lundy stops by the shop to talk about the history, design and construction details of a variety of whirligigs. ||||
| 112 | 708 | "Felling and Hauling" | TBA |
| Traditional woodworking starts with the trees. Roy shares the traditional steps necessary to fell a tree and get the wood into the shop. ||||
| 113 | 709 | "Bramble Work" | TBA |
| Roy gives us a look at rustic Bramble Work furniture. He then creates a small table in this style, working with twigs fastened in geometric patterns. ||||
| 114 | 710 | "Farmwood" | TBA |
| Roy works through the varied historical uses of lumber for use in construction, furniture, heating on your own farm, and for sharing with others. No part of the tree is wasted. ||||
| 115 | 711 | "Old South Homestead" | TBA |
| On a trip back to the Underhill homestead, Roy takes us on visit of some of the construction details used in building the 1850s house and outbuildings. ||||
| 116 | 712 | "Gameboards" | TBA |
| Roy shows us how to make a couple of classic board games: Fox and Geese, and a checkers (or chess) board. ||||
| 117 | 713 | "Woodcut Printing" | TBA |
| We travel to the Book Binders Shop at Colonial Williamsburg to learn the history and reality of woodcutting for use in printing. ||||

## PBS Season 8 (1988)

* This is the last season with the old Woodwright's Shop opening and closing themes.
| # | # | Title | Original air date |
| 118 | 801 | "Jefferson's Ladder" | TBA |
| Roy shows us how to recreate an 18th-century folding library ladder that collapses into a simple pole shape. ||||
| 119 | 802 | "Boxwood Recorder" | TBA |
| Roy shows us how to recreate a boxwood recorder ||||
| 120 | 803 | "Beginning the Four-Harness Loom" | TBA |
| During two episodes we learn how to recreate an 18th-century loom for weaving cloth. The first episode focuses on the frame of the loom. ||||
| 121 | 804 | "Finishing the Four-Harness Loom" | TBA |
| Roy completes the project of recreating an 18th-century loom for weaving cloth. ||||
| 122 | 805 | "Rosebud" | TBA |
| A wonderful tradition, Roy builds a classic Yankee sled and a toboggan for enjoying the next snowfall. ||||
| 123 | 806 | "Workbenches for Everyone" | TBA |
| Roy looks at the variety of benches used for woodworking, including a joiner’s bench, hacking benches, and a chair maker’s bench. ||||
| 124 | 807 | "Folk Toys for Little Folks" | TBA |
| Roy loves his toys, and this episode is dedicated to making three folk toys: a fish hook; chickens pecking toy; and a Jacob’s ladder. ||||
| 125 | 808 | "Making the Appalachian Dulcimer" | TBA |
| A traditional American stringed instrument, Roy shows us the steps to make a classic dulcimer. ||||
| 126 | 809 | "Folding Folk Chairs" | TBA |
| Recreated for centuries, Roy shares methods for creating two different classic folding stools. ||||
| 127 | 810 | "English Woodcraft" | TBA |
| Roy visits Sussex, England to view classic building construction techniques and joinery. ||||
| 128 | 811 | "African Legacy" | TBA |
| Roy looks at a balaphone (or marimba), kalimba (or thumb piano), a banjo and couple of African drums. ||||
| 129 | 812 | "Turning the Tables at the Tavern" | TBA |
| Build a classic, small pine tavern table. ||||
| 130 | 813 | "Tankard From the Mary Rose" | TBA |
| To go with the tavern table, Lew LeCompte, a Williamsburg cooper shows how to make a "tigg," or drinking mug. ||||

## PBS Season 9 (1989)

* The current Woodwright's Shop opening sequence was introduced starting with this season. This time, it shows Roy walking past a bunch of people, and it pans over to see two female police officers. The next scene shows Underhill walking past his dog named "Grit", and rubs it in the next shot. You cannot see the axe in his toolbox when he passes the dog. He walks across the pond near and pass someone fishing. He tilts his hat by looking at the camera, and finally reaching its destination, the shop. We pan up to the show's logo being carved.
| # | # | Title | Original air date |
| 131 | 901 | "Making a Butterfly Table" | TBA |
| In the beginning of a three-part project, join Roy as he builds the frame for this early Colonial two-sided drop-leaf tavern table. ||||
| 132 | 902 | "Dovetailing Drawers" | TBA |
| Roy continues the building process for the Butterfly Table by creating the top using a drop-leaf rule joint. ||||
| 133 | 903 | "Making the Dropleaf Rule Joint" | TBA |
| In the final part of Making A Butterfly Table, Roy makes the half-blind dovetailed drawer that fits underneath the top. ||||
| 134 | 904 | "Dancing Toys" | TBA |
| Roy makes three toys: a Limberjack dancing toy; an acrobat toy and a jointed toy. ||||
| 135 | 905 | "Make Gypsy Willow Chairs" | TBA |
| This classic rustic chair is easily made by bending green twigs. Roy shows the steps to make your own. ||||
| 136 | 906 | "Tinsmithing for Fun and Profit" | TBA |
| Roy visits with 3rd generation tinsmith, Peter Blum, who shows how to make a candle holder, a heart-in-hand cookie cutter, a pie plate and a tin whistle. ||||
| 137 | 907 | "Boxes Without Topses" | TBA |
| Roy makes four boxes: a bamboo birdcage; a carved figure box with hidden valuables compartment; an exploding bank box and a snake box. ||||
| 138 | 908 | "Order in the Court" | TBA |
| Roy visits the restoration site of the 18th-Century James City County Courthouse, in particular, the interior casework and millwork. ||||
| 139 | 909 | "Bricks Without Straw" | TBA |
| Roy visits Colonial Williamsburg to learn about the all-but-forgotten skill of creating bricks by hand. ||||
| 140 | 910 | "Log Cabin Building" | TBA |
| In this first of three shows, Roy explains first steps in building a traditional log cabin. First the trees must be felled, debarked and notched. ||||
| 141 | 911 | "Log Cabin Building" | TBA |
| In this episode, Roy creates the doorway for the cabin, frames the roof and lays the roofing boards in place…all without using any nails. ||||
| 142 | 912 | "Log Cabin Building" | TBA |
| In the final log cabin episode, Roy shows how to chink and daub the gaps between the logs and adds a stick-and-mud chimney for the cabin. Lastly, he adds the door. ||||
| 143 | 913 | "Marquetry: Painting With Wood" | TBA |
| Roy welcomes Chris Lang to look at the traditional woodworking technique of marquetry, and how to create a shell medallion. ||||

## PBS Season 10 (1990)

| # | # | Title | Original air date |
| 144 | 1001 | "Make This Rocking Horse!" | TBA |
| Roy's daughter Eleanor helps him build a traditional rocking horse. ||||
| 145 | 1002 | "Beat Your Ash Basketry" | TBA |
| Jonathan Kline visits the shop to create a traditional Black Ash basket, stripping the material from the log. ||||
| 146 | 1003 | "Make a Revolving Bookcase" | TBA |
| Build an early 20th-Century revolving bookcase that holds an amazing number of books. ||||
| 147 | 1004 | "Timber Building in Franconia" | TBA |
| Roy visits the Franconian Open-air Museum in Bavaria to look at woodworking, timber framing and craftsmanship. ||||
| 148 | 1005 | "Secrets of German Woodcraft" | TBA |
| Back at the Franconian Open-air Museum to look at early German building and construction techniques. ||||
| 149 | 1006 | "Make a Garden Gate" | TBA |
| Roy builds an open-frame garden gate. ||||
| 150 | 1007 | "Hooks, Crooks and Walking Sticks" | TBA |
| One of Roy's passions is walking sticks, here he shows how to make a walking stick with its own built-in flute. ||||
| 151 | 1008 | "Make a Music Mill From Bali" | TBA |
| Build a charming, wind-powered, bamboo music mill. ||||
| 152 | 1009 | "Dovetailing in the Tool Chest" | TBA |
| Roy revisits an earlier tool chest project to show the value and importance of dovetailing. ||||
| 153 | 1010 | "As the Wood Turns" | TBA |
| Roy gives us an overview of turning and of three lathes: a spring-pole lathe, a folding spring-pole lathe and a foot-treadle flywheel lathe. ||||
| 154 | 1011 | "Boat to Build With the Kids" | TBA |
| Rachel Underhill joins her dad in the shop to make a canvass and wood kayak. ||||
| 155 | 1012 | "Rake's Progress" | TBA |
| Roy repairs one of his 10-year-old rakes, taking the opportunity to highlight the strength of wood when using the grain correctly. ||||
| 156 | 1013 | "Making Wooden Shoes" | TBA |
| Bob Siegel visits the shop to share his unique knowledge of making wooden shoes using only four traditional tools. ||||

## PBS Season 11 (1991)

| # | # | Title | Original air date |
| 157 | 1101 | "Make a Chair" | TBA |
| Roy starts a classic post-and-rung rocking chair using traditional greenwood techniques, starting with shaping the posts and rungs. ||||
| 158 | 1102 | "Rollin' on the Rocker" | TBA |
| Work on the rocker continues, shaping the tenons, boring the mortises and creating the splats to begin construction of the frame. ||||
| 159 | 1103 | "Splittin' and Sittin'" | TBA |
| Work on the rocker is completed, with the creation of the rockers and adding a hickory bark seat. ||||
| 160 | 1104 | "Hewing a Dough Bowl" | TBA |
| Roy creates a traditional dough bowl from tulip poplar, hollowing out the interior and shaping the exterior. ||||
| 161 | 1105 | "Wood-Turning Tricks" | TBA |
| Eleanor Underhill joins Dad in the shop to turn a painted candlestand. ||||
| 162 | 1106 | "Archer's Bow" | TBA |
| Roy welcomes a bowyer and a fletcher to the shop to shop how to make a woodland indian’s bow and river cane arrows, talking primitive tools along the way. ||||
| 163 | 1107 | "Four-Poster Bed" | TBA |
| This may not be the four-poster bed you’re thinking of, as Roy builds a rustic version from rough red cedar logs. ||||
| 164 | 1108 | "Blacksmith of Williamsburg" | TBA |
| Roy visits Colonial Williamsburg to watch the creation of a set of hardware for window shutters. ||||
| 165 | 1109 | "Williamsburg Woodcraft" | TBA |
| Continuing the Williamsburg theme, Roy visits the woodworker’s shop to see how frame-and-panel shutters were made in the 18th-Century. ||||
| 166 | 1110 | "Woodworker's Grab Bag" | TBA |
| Daughter Rachel joins Roy in the shop to make a marble track toy and Kick-Me machine. ||||
| 167 | 1111 | "Thomas Jefferson, Woodworker" | TBA |
| Roy visits Monticello to look at some of the architectural creations and innovations of the former President. ||||
| 168 | 1112 | "Dovetailed Bookcases" | TBA |
| Roy recreates stacking "book box" shelves built by John Hemmings for Thomas Jefferson, and still on display at Monticello. ||||
| 169 | 1113 | "Japanese Woodcrafter" | TBA |
| Toshio Odate visits the shop to discuss and demonstrate Japanese woodworking tools, techniques and joinery. ||||

## PBS Season 12 (1992)

* This is the last season of the series where Roy takes his hat off when he enters the shop.
| # | # | Title | Original air date |
| 170 | 1201 | "Bentwood Boxes of the Northwest Coast" | 3 October 1992 (1992-10-03) |
| Roy visits Gregg Blomberg and explores woodworking of the Pacific Northwest. ||||
| 171 | 1202 | "A Civil War Quilting Frame" | 10 October 1992 (1992-10-10) |
| Roy is joined by his wife, Jane, to build a traditional quilting frame. ||||
| 172 | 1203 | "African Chair From the Ivory Coast" | 17 October 1992 (1992-10-17) |
| Roy and his friend Robert Watson make a "man's chair" using tools from the Ivory Coast of Africa. ||||
| 173 | 1204 | "Hispanic Furniture-Making" | 24 October 1992 (1992-10-24) |
| Roy learns about northern New Mexico woodworking on the Santa Fe Trail. ||||
| 174 | 1205 | "Colonial Tape Loom" | 31 October 1992 (1992-10-31) |
| Roy begins making a tiny tape loom, used for making decorative fabric. ||||
| 175 | 1206 | "Dovetailing a Loom Box" | 7 November 1992 (1992-11-07) |
| Roy finishes the tape loom by making a beautiful box for it with dovetails and turned columns. ||||
| 176 | 1207 | "A Colonial Standing Desk" | 14 November 1992 (1992-11-14) |
| Roy makes a standing desk using mortise-and-tenon and tongue-and-grove joints. ||||
| 177 | 1208 | "Banding Together" | 21 November 1992 (1992-11-21) |
| Instrument maker Marcus Hanson makes inlay banding with Roy at the Anthony Hay Cabinet Shop. ||||
| 178 | 1209 | "The Art of Finishing" | 28 November 1992 (1992-11-28) |
| Roy returns to the Anthony Hay Cabinet Shop to learn finishing. ||||
| 179 | 1210 | "Fifteen Tools From a Dead Man's Chest" | 5 December 1992 (1992-12-05) |
| Roy restores the tools found in an antique chest. ||||
| 180 | 1211 | "A Pilgrim's Chest of Oak" | 12 December 1992 (1992-12-12) |
| Roy makes a Spanish pilgrim's chest from New Mexico. ||||
| 181 | 1212 | "Woodcarvers of the Sacred" | 19 December 1992 (1992-12-19) |
| Returning to New Mexico once again, Roy explores religious carving and woodworking in the mountains north of Santa Fe. ||||
| 182 | 1213 | "Moravian Chair" | 26 December 1992 (1992-12-26) |
| Roy makes a Moravian chair that's reinforced with dovetailed battens, which make this small piece extraordinarily strong. ||||

## PBS Season 13 (1993)

* Starting with this season and continuing into today, Roy no longer takes his hat off when he enters the shop. He decided to keep his hat on when he enters the shop.
| # | # | Title | Original air date |
| 183 | 1301 | "English Walnut Music Stand" | 2 October 1993 (1993-10-02) |
| Build a beautiful music stand that adjusts for height and angle to best suit the musician. ||||
| 184 | 1302 | "Fair And Square" | 9 October 1993 (1993-10-09) |
| Roy works through the steps to turn a round log into a square timber, and then shows how to bore a square hole. ||||
| 185 | 1303 | "Fireplace Bellows" | 16 October 1993 (1993-10-16) |
| Making a bellows for a fireplace, with leather-crafter Doug Rowe. ||||
| 186 | 1304 | "Hickory Pitchfork" | 23 October 1993 (1993-10-23) |
| Through shaving, steaming and bending, Roy creates a pitchfork from a green hickory limb. ||||
| 187 | 1305 | "Continental Army Canteen" | 30 October 1993 (1993-10-30) |
| Learn to build a wooden canteen using stave construction. ||||
| 188 | 1306 | "Make A Windsor Chair (Part 1)" | 6 November 1993 (1993-11-06) |
| In this three-episode project Roy builds a variation of a swiveling Windsor chair allegedly used by Thomas Jefferson during the writing of the Declaration of Independence. ||||
| 189 | 1307 | "Make A Windsor Chair (Part 2)" | 13 November 1993 (1993-11-13) |
| Part two of a variation of a swiveling Windsor chair allegedly used by Thomas Jefferson during the writing of the Declaration of Independence. ||||
| 190 | 1308 | "Make A Windsor Chair (Part 3)" | 20 November 1993 (1993-11-20) |
| Part three of a variation of a swiveling Windsor chair allegedly used by Thomas Jefferson during the writing of the Declaration of Independence. ||||
| 191 | 1309 | "The Geddy Foundry of Williamsburg" | 27 November 1993 (1993-11-27) |
| Roy visits the foundry at Williamsburg to view the processes of pouring and finishing brass and silver for hardware and household items. ||||
| 192 | 1310 | "Crazy Wooden Things for Kids to Make" | 4 December 1993 (1993-12-04) |
| Roy uses the theme of string-powered toys to show us how to make a spinning top, pump drill and a simplified version of the mechanism for a flying ball clock. ||||
| 193 | 1311 | "Spiral Turning and Xylophone Tones" | 11 December 1993 (1993-12-11) |
| Learn the basics of two simple and fun projects: carving a spiral and building a tongue drum. ||||
| 194 | 1312 | "Timber Building in the Land of the Midnight Sun" | 18 December 1993 (1993-12-18) |
| Roy visits Lilehammer, Norway looking at traditional Norwegian folk architecture and building techniques. ||||
| 195 | 1313 | "Norwegian Wood" | 25 December 1993 (1993-12-25) |
| Still enjoying his trip to Norway, Roy visits a Viking ship museum and the Norwegian Folk Museum. ||||

## PBS Season 14 (1994)

* The 200th episode of The Woodwright's Shop airs.
| # | # | Title | Original air date |
| 196 | 1401 | "Woodworkers of the Red Dragon" | 1 October 1994 (1994-10-01) |
| Roy visits a recreated Celtic village in Wales, looking at Welsh woodworking including building construction, clog making and traditional carved Welsh love spoons. ||||
| 197 | 1402 | "The Carpenter's Tool Box" | 8 October 1994 (1994-10-08) |
| Learn to build Roy's iconic carpenter's tool tote. ||||
| 198 | 1403 | "Ancient Woodcraft of Ireland" | 15 October 1994 (1994-10-15) |
| Roy looks at Irish woodworking, including houses, harps, caravans and traditional ship-building techniques. ||||
| 199 | 1404 | "A Sailor's Sea Chest" | 22 October 1994 (1994-10-22) |
| Learn to build a sailor's sea chest with beveled through dovetails. ||||
| 200 | 1405 | "Oak High Stool with a Hickory Bark Seat" | 29 October 1994 (1994-10-29) |
| Roy builds a stool starting with splitting and riving the green wood and ending with a woven-bark seat. ||||
| 201 | 1406 | "Standing Embroidery Shop" | 5 November 1994 (1994-11-05) |
| Learn the steps to build a standing embroidery hoop large enough to handle embroidery on a quilt. ||||
| 202 | 1407 | "The Timber-Frame House" | 12 November 1994 (1994-11-12) |
| Roy builds a scaled model of a Welsh cruck-frame barn, teaching the woodworking principals of timber framing. ||||
| 203 | 1408 | "Wooden Lock and Key" | 19 November 1994 (1994-11-19) |
| Create a clever wood lock-and-key door set in the shop with Roy. ||||
| 204 | 1409 | "Shaker Sewing Stand" | 26 November 1994 (1994-11-26) |
| Roy builds a traditional single-drawer Shaker sewing stand. ||||
| 205 | 1410 | "Panel-Frame Construction" | 3 December 1994 (1994-12-03) |
| Learn the benefits and uses of frame-and-panel construction and the joinery steps to create a frame-and-panel door. ||||
| 206 | 1411 | "Tools of the Eighteenth Century" | 10 December 1994 (1994-12-10) |
| Roy visits Colonial Williamsburg to view their exhibit of 1,500 eighteenth-century woodworking tools. ||||
| 207 | 1412 | "The Williamsburg Blacksmiths" | 17 December 1994 (1994-12-17) |
| Watch a traditional woodworking tool -- a drawknife -- forged using historically accurate techniques. ||||
| 208 | 1413 | "Blacksmiths Forge Ahead!" | 24 December 1994 (1994-12-24) |
| Learn the steps used to smith a Suffolk door latch used during colonial times. ||||

## PBS Season 15 (1995)

| # | # | Title | Original air date |
| 209 | 1501 | "Sharpening Tools" | 7 October 1995 (1995-10-07) |
| Roy builds a cedar box from an old sharpening stone while simultaneously teaching you the principles of sharpening. ||||
| 210 | 1502 | "Jefferson's Walking Stick-Chair" | 14 October 1995 (1995-10-14) |
| Roy shows you how to make a "walking stick-chair" -- a walking stick that folds out to become a small seat -- much like the one used by Thomas Jefferson. ||||
| 211 | 1503 | "Chisels, Gouges and Mallets" | 21 October 1995 (1995-10-21) |
| Roy explores the wide, sometimes strange, world of chisels. ||||
| 212 | 1504 | "Trestle Table" | 28 October 1995 (1995-10-28) |
| Roy makes a "sawbuck" trestle table full of interesting details. ||||
| 213 | 1505 | "Wooden Scoop Shovel & Spoons" | 4 November 1995 (1995-11-04) |
| Starting with a raw poplar log, Roy splits, chops, cuts and carves a huge wooden shovel. ||||
| 214 | 1506 | "The Wooden Boat School" | 11 November 1995 (1995-11-11) |
| Roy travels to the Wooden Boat School in Brooklyn, Maine. See three distinct approaches to traditional boat building taught by three different instructors at the school. ||||
| 215 | 1507 | "The Marionette Makers" | 18 November 1995 (1995-11-18) |
| Roy arrives to find his shop taken over by a gaggle of marionette puppets! ||||
| 216 | 1508 | "Folding Workbench (Part 1)" | 25 November 1995 (1995-11-25) |
| Begin learning to make a simple, sturdy folding workbench. ||||
| 217 | 1509 | "Folding Workbench (Part 2)" | 2 December 1995 (1995-12-02) |
| Finish learning how to put the workbench together. ||||
| 218 | 1510 | "Candlestick Maker" | 9 December 1995 (1995-12-09) |
| Make an adjustable Colonial threaded candle stand. ||||
| 219 | 1511 | "Boatbuilders of Mystic" | 16 December 1995 (1995-12-16) |
| Visit the shores of Blue Mountain Lake in the Adirondacks for a tour of local woodworking styles. ||||
| 220 | 1512 | "Williamsburg Trunk Makers" | 23 December 1995 (1995-12-23) |
| Learn how to make a variety of leather items in the harness shop of Jim Clatter in Colonial Williamsburg. ||||
| 221 | 1513 | "Climbing a Colonial Steeple" | 30 December 1995 (1995-12-30) |
| Roy climbs Bruton Parish Steeple in Williamsburg, Virginia, which has been holding a bell since the 1770s. See details of the original construction that tell us about how our ancestors lived, worked and thought. ||||

## PBS Season 16 (1996)

| # | # | Title | Original air date |
| 222 | 1601 | "Arts & Crafts Bookcase" | 5 October 1996 (1996-10-05) |
| Learn the steps to recreate a knock down bookcase originally built by the Roycrofters of East Aurora, New York. ||||
| 223 | 1602 | "The Secret Dovetailed Box" | 12 October 1996 (1996-10-12) |
| Roy shows how to make a small box using a hidden dovetail joint that looks like a miter joint when complete. ||||
| 224 | 1603 | "Wood Inlay" | 19 October 1996 (1996-10-19) |
| This episode starts by making a scratch stock tool necessary to create the grooves for the simple Holly inlay that follows. ||||
| 225 | 1604 | "The Giant Chisels of Gaul" | 26 October 1996 (1996-10-26) |
| Roy visits local blacksmith shops and museums in the Alsace region of France in search of a giant chisel. ||||
| 226 | 1605 | "Roll-Top Cabinetry" | 2 November 1996 (1996-11-02) |
| Using a roll-top joinery process, Roy creates a small box with tambour doors. ||||
| 227 | 1606 | "African Drum" | 9 November 1996 (1996-11-09) |
| Roy shows how to build an "African" drum that originally came from colonial America. ||||
| 228 | 1607 | "Woodcraft of Alsace, France" | 16 November 1996 (1996-11-16) |
| Roy continues his visit to the Alsace region looking at woodworking and timber-building traditions. ||||
| 229 | 1608 | "Comb-Back Windsor Chair" | 23 November 1996 (1996-11-23) |
| In this two-part project, Roy shows the steps to create a classic comb-back Windsor chair. ||||
| 230 | 1609 | "Comb-Back Windsor Chair" | 30 November 1996 (1996-11-30) |
| In this two-part project, Roy shows the steps to create a classic comb-back Windsor chair. ||||
| 231 | 1610 | "Sand-Powered Wooden Toys" | 7 December 1996 (1996-12-7) |
| Roy builds two simple toys: an interlocking-joint puzzle; and a sand powered whirligig. ||||
| 232 | 1611 | "Cutting the Knuckle-Hinge Joint" | 14 December 1996 (1996-12-14) |
| Learn to create the useful knuckle-hinge joint and, just for fun, whittle a wooden pair of pliers. ||||
| 233 | 1612 | "Making Wooden Screws" | 21 December 1996 (1996-12-21) |
| Roy shows how to use a tap and screw box to create wooden screws for use in shop and furniture projects. ||||
| 234 | 1613 | "The Pencil People" | 28 December 1996 (1996-12-28) |
| Learn the history of writing instruments and the evolution of the pencil, then look at a variety of pencil sharpeners from the past. ||||

## PBS Season 17 (1997)

| # | # | Title | Original air date |
| 235 | 1701 | "Make Your Shaving Horse" | 4 October 1997 (1997-10-4) |
| Roy shows you how to make a shaving horse from a single 2x10. ||||
| 236 | 1702 | "Whittling Chains & Ball-in-Cage" | 11 October 1997 (1997-10-11) |
| Learn to whittle the mysterious, impossible-seeming wooden chain and ball-in-cage. ||||
| 237 | 1703 | "Windsor Highchair" | 18 October 1997 (1997-10-18) |
| Roy makes a child's Windsor highchair showing classic Windsor techniques. ||||
| 238 | 1704 | "Chinese Bamboo Chair" | 25 October 1997 (1997-10-25) |
| Make a chair out of grass... Chinese bamboo, that is. ||||
| 239 | 1705 | "Shaker Boxes" | 1 November 1997 (1997-11-1) |
| Make a NO. 3 bentwood Shaker box -- a deceptively simple design. ||||
| 240 | 1706 | "Panel-Framed Bench" | 8 November 1997 (1997-11-8) |
| Roy's panel-framed bench has a storage space built beneath the seat. ||||
| 241 | 1707 | "Hanging Bookcase" | 15 November 1997 (1997-11-15) |
| Using thin wood and only tapered, sliding dovetails, Roy makes a sturdy hanging bookshelf. ||||
| 242 | 1708 | "Window Sash Restoration" | 22 November 1997 (1997-11-22) |
| Roy takes a rotted window sash and repairs it with weather-resistant resinous wood. ||||
| 243 | 1709 | "Wooden Tea Machine" | 29 November 1997 (1997-11-29) |
| Make a cam-operated tea bag dunking machine that'll save your arms from the repetitive motion of steeping tea. ||||
| 244 | 1710 | "Nuts to You" | 6 December 1997 (1997-12-6) |
| How do you get to the center of a walnut? Build a turned, decorated nut cracker, as well as a simpler version from one piece of wood. ||||
| 245 | 1711 | "Hancock Shaker Village" | 13 December 1997 (1997-12-13) |
| Roy takes a look at interior Shaker craftsmanship at the Hancock Shaker Village in Pittsfield, Mass. ||||
| 246 | 1712 | "Shaker Side Table" | 20 December 1997 (1997-12-20) |
| Shaker furniture was made as if to be used for 1,000 years -- see how that philosophy is worked into a small table. ||||
| 247 | 1713 | "Woodworking in Upper Canada" | 27 December 1997 (1997-12-27) |
| During the time of Colonial America, many Loyalists headed north for Canada. Roy explores the life and economy they built there between harsh winters. ||||

## PBS Season 18 (1998)

| # | # | Title | Original air date |
| 248 | 1801 | "Dovetailing a Cedar Box" | 3 October 1998 (1998-10-3) |
| Learn simple box dovetails and create some shop characters that can hang out inside. ||||
| 249 | 1802 | "Chip Carving" | 10 October 1998 (1998-10-10) |
| Dress up a small cedar box with a variety of chip carving designs. ||||
| 250 | 1803 | "Chairs for Children" | 17 October 1998 (1998-10-17) |
| Roy makes a walnut stick chair and a pine slab chair perfectly sized for children. ||||
| 251 | 1804 | "Bark and Rustic Work" | 24 October 1998 (1998-10-24) |
| Learn the details to add a hickory bark seat to a child's chair. ||||
| 252 | 1805 | "Debate of the Carpenter's Tools" | 31 October 1998 (1998-10-31) |
| Roy draws on poetry from the 15th century to explain what tools were used by wrights of the day. ||||
| 253 | 1806 | "Treadle Lathe" | 7 November 1998 (1998-11-7) |
| Build an improved version of Roy's 20-year-old treadle lathe design -- and it starts with scrap lumber! ||||
| 254 | 1807 | "White Oak Basket" | 14 November 1998 (1998-11-14) |
| A class on basket weaving? You bet! Weave a white oak basket with Roy. ||||
| 255 | 1808 | "Wall Tool Chest" | 21 November 1998 (1998-11-21) |
| Roy uses a red oak tool chest to illustrate a discussion on hand planes. ||||
| 256 | 1809 | "Woodworking Gizmos" | 28 November 1998 (1998-11-28) |
| Learn to convert a treadle lathe into a treadle jigsaw. ||||
| 257 | 1810 | "Traditional Toys" | 5 December 1998 (1998-12-5) |
| Roy shows how to make a traditional Russian pecking-chicken toy. ||||
| 258 | 1811 | "Old Salem" | 12 December 1998 (1998-12-12) |
| Roy visits Old Salem, North Carolina, founded in the 1760s by the Moravians. Their craft lives on in the recreated town. ||||
| 259 | 1812 | "Swinging Cradle from Saxony" | 19 December 1998 (1998-12-19) |
| Learn to build a scaled-down German swinging cradle built with lapstrake construction. ||||
| 260 | 1813 | "Jamestown Woodworkers, 1607" | 26 December 1998 (1998-12-26) |
| Learn about the history and the early settlers of the Jamestown, Virginia settlement. ||||

## PBS Season 19 (1999)

| # | # | Title | Original air date |
| 261 | 1901 | "Dovetailing Little Drawers" | 2 October 1999 (1999-10-02) |
| Roy shares the technique to making small dovetailed drawers for his hanging tool chest. ||||
| 262 | 1902 | "The Yoke's on Me" | 9 October 1999 (1999-10-09) |
| Yokes (used to carry watering cans, buckets and more) are a great shaping project using hatchets, spokeshaves and adzes. ||||
| 263 | 1903 | "Making a Tuckaway Table" | 16 October 1999 (1999-10-16) |
| Roy takes us through the steps to make a clever storable table using a gateleg base. ||||
| 264 | 1904 | "Chairmaking & Spinning Wheels" | 23 October 1999 (1999-10-23) |
| Chairmaker Lyle Wheeler visits the shop to show the steps for a project related to a chair: a spinning wheel. ||||
| 265 | 1905 | "Master Woodcarver" | 30 October 1999 (1999-10-30) |
| David Calvo visits the shop and shares the basic steps to get started in wood carving. ||||
| 266 | 1906 | "Building the Clipper 'Amistad'" | 6 November 1999 (1999-11-06) |
| Roy is in Mystic, Conn., to visit a shipyard during the rebuilding of the 19th-century clipper ship 'Amistad'. ||||
| 267 | 1907 | "Two Old-Tool Pioneers" | 13 November 1999 (1999-11-13) |
| Learn about two authors -- Henry Chapman Mercer and Eric Sloane -- whose books have given us an insight into old tools. ||||
| 268 | 1908 | "Master Cabinetmaker" | 20 November 1999 (1999-11-20) |
| Frank Klausz visits the shop to show how to make his water pond for sharpening and how to cut a through-dovetail. ||||
| 269 | 1909 | "Sharpen Your Saw" | 27 November 1999 (1999-11-27) |
| Learn the differences between handsaws, as well as the basic steps to sharpen and set a saw. ||||
| 270 | 1910 | "Wheeled Toys in Wood" | 4 December 1999 (1999-12-04) |
| Roy shows how to make three duck toys for when the weather is right for ducks! ||||
| 271 | 1911 | "Making the Ladder/Chair" | 11 December 1999 (1999-12-11) |
| Roy builds a classic project -- a chair that converts into a short ladder. ||||
| 272 | 1912 | "Master Chip Carver" | 18 December 1999 (1999-12-18) |
| Chip carver Wayne Barton visits the shop to share some of his talent. ||||
| 273 | 1913 | "Bucket Making for Beginners" | 25 December 1999 (1999-12-25) |
| Learn the art of coopering by making a simple bucket. ||||

## PBS Season 20 (2000)

| # | # | Title | Original air date |
| 274 | 2001 | "Lap Desk" | 30 September 2000 (2000-09-30) |
| Roy build's a reproduction of a simple walnut lap desk from the 19th century. ||||
| 275 | 2002 | "Turned Corner Chair" | 7 October 2000 (2000-10-07) |
| Roy shows us how to make a c.-1550 three-legged chair from the Flemish town of Rotterdam. ||||
| 276 | 2003 | "Banjo Man George Wunderlich" | 14 October 2000 (2000-10-14) |
| George Wunderlich recreates a mid-1800s banjo that evolved from African-American gourd banjos. ||||
| 277 | 2004 | "Writer's Bookcase" | 21 October 2000 (2000-10-21) |
| Learn how to build a small oak bookcase designed for writers. No glue and no fasteners makes it simple to disassemble. ||||
| 278 | 2005 | "Timber Corner" | 28 October 2000 (2000-10-28) |
| Roy practices large-scale woodworking: the joinery and techniques used in building the corner of a timber-framed structure. ||||
| 279 | 2006 | "Decoy Carver" | 4 November 2000 (2000-11-04) |
| Nick Supone and Neal Connolly demonstrate the hewing and carving techniques used in creating a quality duck decoy. ||||
| 280 | 2007 | "Eastfield Village" | 11 November 2000 (2000-11-11) |
| Roy visits Eastfield Village where he joins restoration craftsman Don Carpentier for a tour of the museum's restored historic buildings. ||||
| 281 | 2008 | "Marquetry Master Patrick Edwards" | 18 November 2000 (2000-11-18) |
| Roy visits with marquetry expert Patrick Edwards to look at the technique of "painting in wood." ||||
| 282 | 2009 | "In the Blacksmith's Shop" | 25 November 2000 (2000-11-25) |
| Visit with blacksmiths Peter Ross and Ken Schwarz as they show Roy how to make bench chisels and more. ||||
| 283 | 2010 | "Toys That Make Noise" | 2 December 2000 (2000-12-02) |
| Roy soldiers a tin-can bird whistle and makes a boxwood whistling top. ||||
| 284 | 2011 | "Carving with the Cabinetmakers" | 9 December 2000 (2000-12-09) |
| Travel to the Hay Cabinet Shop at Colonial Williamsburg for a furniture-carving talk with Master Mack Headley. ||||
| 285 | 2012 | "Windsor Chair" | 16 December 2000 (2000-12-16) |
| Mike Dunbar of The Windsor Institute demonstrates the steps and techniques for building a sack-back Windsor chair. ||||
| 286 | 2013 | "Twentieth Anniversary Show" | 23 December 2000 (2000-12-23) |
| A retrospective of 20 years of The Woodwright's Shop, with highlights of guests, projects and memorable moments. ||||

## PBS Season 21 (2001)

| # | # | Title | Original air date |
| 287 | 2101 | "The Sawhorse" | 29 September 2001 (2001-09-29) |
| The tools we use can be beautiful too! Roy shows how to build a beautiful saw horse. ||||
| 288 | 2102 | "Welsh Chair Bodger Don Weber" | 6 October 2001 (2001-10-06) |
| Roy teams up with the old Welsh Bodger himself and together they demonstrate how to build a classic Welsh Stick Chair. ||||
| 289 | 2103 | "Toolbox from the 1940s" | 13 October 2001 (2001-10-13) |
| Build a timeless relic from past generations of fine woodworkers - a Joiner's Tool Box. ||||
| 290 | 2104 | "Rounder Plane" | 20 October 2001 (2001-10-20) |
| An endless "pencil" sharpener to make round tapered handle for rakes, boat spars - and more. ||||
| 291 | 2105 | "Walnut Krumhorn" | 27 October 2001 (2001-10-27) |
| Get down, get musical! Produce a wonderful old wind instrument from the Elizabethan era - the Krumhorn! ||||
| 292 | 2106 | "Timber Frame at the Folklife Festival" | 3 November 2001 (2001-11-03) |
| Join Roy at the annual Smithsonian Folklife Festival and learn how to build a timber-frame barn. ||||
| 293 | 2107 | "Impossible Joints" | 10 November 2001 (2001-11-10) |
| Make a mysterious puzzle mallet with a devilishly difficult dovetail that's impossible to break! ||||
| 294 | 2108 | "Fools for Tools" | 17 November 2001 (2001-11-17) |
| Roy shows how to find and restore traditional tools needed to do old time traditional woodworking. ||||
| 295 | 2109 | "Blacksmith Hinges" | 24 November 2001 (2001-11-24) |
| Join Roy at the Anderson Forge in Colonial Williamsburg and see how to make a traditional cross garnet hinge. ||||
| 296 | 2110 | "Tiny Furniture" | 1 December 2001 (2001-12-01) |
| Learn how to make "big" furniture by starting with scaled down versions. ||||
| 297 | 2111 | "Window from Williamsburg" | 8 December 2001 (2001-12-08) |
| Learn how to build a four-light Colonial window sash. ||||
| 298 | 2112 | "Flintlock Gunsmith" | 15 December 2001 (2001-12-15) |
| Roy visits the Gunsmith Shop at Colonial Williamsburg to see how 18th century flintlock rifles were made. ||||
| 299 | 2113 | "Colonial Tablemaker" | 22 December 2001 (2001-12-22) |
| Watch Roy "spin the wheel" at the Cabinet shop in Colonial Williamsburg as they produce 18th century furniture the old fashioned way. ||||

## PBS Season 22 (2002)

* The 300th episode of The Woodwright's Shop airs.
| # | # | Title | Original air date |
| 300 | 2201 | "Dovetail a Triangular Box" | 28 September 2002 (2002-09-28) |
| A three-sided box?! Well that's different. Let Roy show you how to make a triumphant triangular box for your trifocals. ||||
| 301 | 2202 | "Shaker Work Table" | 5 October 2002 (2002-10-05) |
| Clever, elegant and delicate beauty. Roy shows you how to produce a wonderful little Shaker work table. ||||
| 302 | 2203 | "Craftsman Wall Cabinet" | 12 October 2002 (2002-10-12) |
| Roy's bringing craftsmanship back into our lives with an Arts & Crafts style cabinet. ||||
| 303 | 2204 | "Scandinavian Milking Stool" | 19 October 2002 (2002-10-19) |
| Have fun building a folk milking stool. Think of the possibilities! ||||
| 304 | 2205 | "Spill Plane and Book Stand" | 26 October 2002 (2002-10-26) |
| What the heck is a spill plane and how do you make a hinged book stand out of one piece of wood? ||||
| 305 | 2206 | "Canadian Cradle" | 2 November 2002 (2002-11-02) |
| Roy shows how to build a delightful rocking cradle for a newborn baby. ||||
| 306 | 2207 | "Shutter Dogs from the Blacksmiths" | 9 November 2002 (2002-11-09) |
| Roy learns how to make a shutter dog that is used to hold open shutters when not in use. ||||
| 307 | 2208 | "Rustic Furniture Maker Dan Mack" | 16 November 2002 (2002-11-16) |
| Meet Dan Mack, and see how he fabricates fascinating furniture out of naturally occurring materials. ||||
| 308 | 2209 | "Williamsburg Wheelwright" | 23 November 2002 (2002-11-23) |
| Find out what it takes to make a wheel at the Palace Wheelwright Shop in Colonial Williamsburg. ||||
| 309 | 2210 | "Limberjacks and Dancing Dolls" | 30 November 2002 (2002-11-30) |
| Roy shows you how to build wonderful articulated dancing toys called Limberjacks! ||||
| 310 | 2211 | "Plymouth Plantation Woodworkers" | 7 December 2002 (2002-12-07) |
| See how the Pilgrims performed early American woodworking with just a few basic tools. ||||
| 311 | 2212 | "The Colonial Carpenters" | 14 December 2002 (2002-12-14) |
| Learn the difference between a carpenter and a joiner. Hint: Think doors, windows & stairs. ||||
| 312 | 2213 | "Craftsmen of Old Sturbridge Village" | 21 December 2002 (2002-12-21) |
| Visit Old Sturbridge Village, and meet the 1830s American -- a farmer/craftsman. ||||

## PBS Season 23 (2003)

* Steve Latta makes his first appearance on the show.
| # | # | Title | Original air date |
| 313 | 2301 | "The Boy Mechanic" | 27 September 2003 (2003-09-27) |
| Simple rainy day projects to "tink" around with -- especially if you're young at heart. ||||
| 314 | 2302 | "Making the New Workbench (Part 1)" | 4 October 2003 (2003-10-04) |
| This two-part project starts with building a solid, sturdy workbench without any screws, nails or glue -- that you can break down and take with you! ||||
| 315 | 2303 | "Making the New Workbench (Part 2)" | 11 October 2003 (2003-10-11) |
| Part two adds the finishing touches, including vises, dogs and more. ||||
| 316 | 2304 | "Inlay with Steve Latta" | 18 October 2003 (2003-10-18) |
| Beautiful "compass inlay" on a Pennsylvania spice box done in the Pennsylvania/German tradition. ||||
| 317 | 2305 | "Using Planes" | 25 October 2003 (2003-10-25) |
| Jack planes, combination planes, single iron joiners -- Roy introduces you to the world of planes -- not to mention snipe spills, skew mouth badgers and iron rabbits. ||||
| 318 | 2306 | "Roundabout Chair" | 1 November 2003 (2003-11-01) |
| Learn how to build an odd corner chair -- called a Roundabout Chair -- found in the offices of Dr. Sigmund Freud. ||||
| 319 | 2307 | "Carving with Calvo" | 8 November 2003 (2003-11-08) |
| Need a sign? Let David Calvo show you how to carve one. ||||
| 320 | 2308 | "Woodcraft of the Southern Highlands" | 15 November 2003 (2003-11-15) |
| Take a trip to beautiful downtown Paint Lick, KY and meet the old bodger himself, Don Weber. Learn how it was done in the old country. ||||
| 321 | 2309 | "Woodcraft at Conner Prairie" | 22 November 2003 (2003-11-22) |
| Explore Conner Prairie, a living museum in the heart of Indiana. See how life was in the 1800s. ||||
| 322 | 2310 | "The Turning Triangle Table" | 29 November 2003 (2003-11-29) |
| How do you turn a round table into a triangle. Let Roy show you how. ||||
| 323 | 2311 | "Child's Rocker and Sliding Dovetail Stool" | 6 December 2003 (2003-12-06) |
| Roy shows you how to make something useful out of scrap wood. ||||
| 324 | 2312 | "The First American Woodworkers" | 13 December 2003 (2003-12-13) |
| Learn how the very first Americans worked with wood -- the Cherokees of Cherokee Nation. ||||
| 325 | 2313 | "Paneled Cedar Chest" | 20 December 2003 (2003-12-20) |
| Watch Roy make a beautiful red cedar chest out of a tree knocked down by a hurricane. ||||

## PBS Season 24 (2004)

| # | # | Title | Original air date |
| 326 | 2401 | "Shaving Horse" | 25 September 2004 (2004-09-25) |
| Roy shows you how to make a shaving horse to help you make ax handles, wheel spokes and more. ||||
| 327 | 2402 | "Tinsmithing with Anne Pederson" | 2 October 2004 (2004-10-02) |
| Not all good things are made out of wood. Anne Pederson shows Roy how to make things out of tin. ||||
| 328 | 2403 | "Acadian Chair" | 9 October 2004 (2004-10-09) |
| The Acadians, forebears of the Cajuns, brought a clever idea for a chair with them to Louisiana. Roy explains... ||||
| 329 | 2404 | "White Cooperage with Norm Pederson" | 16 October 2004 (2004-10-16) |
| If you need a washtub, butter churn or water bucket -- go see a "white cooper." ||||
| 330 | 2405 | "The Foot-Power Lathe" | 23 October 2004 (2004-10-23) |
| Roy shows how to build a "spring pole lathe" -- powered by foot. ||||
| 331 | 2406 | "Wooden Thread Cutter" | 30 October 2004 (2004-10-30) |
| Need a big ol' wooden screw for your cider press? Roy will show you how to make one. ||||
| 332 | 2407 | "Woodworking at the North House Folk School" | 6 November 2004 (2004-11-06) |
| Take a class in kayak building, or build along bow or a berry basket -- all available at the North Folk School. ||||
| 333 | 2408 | "Turned and Hewn Bowls and Spoons" | 13 November 2004 (2004-11-13) |
| Watch Roy transform a big log into a beautiful bowl. Hint: Just remove everything that's not a bowl. ||||
| 334 | 2409 | "Norwegian Pram and Snow Skis with Mark Hansen" | 20 November 2004 (2004-11-20) |
| Let it snow, then go skiing with Mark Hensen. ||||
| 335 | 2410 | "One-Piece Woodworking" | 27 November 2004 (2004-11-27) |
| Let Roy show you how to make useful & "useless" things out of one piece of wood -- no kidding. ||||
| 336 | 2411 | "Turning Chess Pieces" | 4 December 2004 (2004-12-04) |
| Roy shows you how to make a standard chess set or a not so standard chess set. Check, Matey! ||||
| 337 | 2412 | "Chess Board and Box" | 11 December 2004 (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. ||||
| 338 | 2413 | "Inlaid Legs with Steve Latta" | 18 December 2004 (2004-12-18) |
| If you're a "leg man" you gotta' see this. Beautiful inlaid legs by Steve Latta. ||||

## PBS Season 25 (2005)

| # | # | Title | Original air date |
| 339 | 2501 | "Garden Bench" | 1 October 2005 (2005-10-01) |
| Build a small garden bench made of Cypress, and with a south-east Asian design. ||||
| 340 | 2502 | "Wooden Puzzles" | 8 October 2005 (2005-10-08) |
| Avoid being frustrated by wooden puzzles by making a wooden knot, and three burr puzzles yourself. ||||
| 341 | 2503 | "Jeff Headley, Cabinetmaker" | 15 October 2005 (2005-10-15) |
| Jeff Headley and Steve Hamilton visit the shop to show the construction techniques - and secrets - in a Winchester slant-top desk. ||||
| 342 | 2504 | "The Melencolia Plane" | 22 October 2005 (2005-10-22) |
| Build the wooden plane pictured in Albrecht Durer's Melancolia. ||||
| 343 | 2505 | "Three Chests of Tools" | 29 October 2005 (2005-10-29) |
| Join Roy as he inventories woodworking tools he found in three tool chests. ||||
| 344 | 2506 | "Woodturning Wisdom" | 5 November 2005 (2005-11-05) |
| Roy discusses the "perfection along the axis" found in woodturning. ||||
| 345 | 2507 | "Niddy Noddy and Weaver's Swift" | 12 November 2005 (2005-11-12) |
| Build two accessories valuable to the weaver. ||||
| 346 | 2508 | "Cabinet Workbench" | 19 November 2005 (2005-11-19) |
| In a two-episode project, Roy builds a workbench with storage underneath from a design from Charles Hayward. In this first episode, Roy builds the case. ||||
| 347 | 2509 | "Workbench Door and Drawers" | 26 November 2005 (2005-11-26) |
| In a two-episode project, Roy builds a workbench with storage underneath from a design from Charles Hayward. In this second episode, Roy finishes with the door and drawers. ||||
| 348 | 2510 | "Nora Hall, Woodcarver" | 3 December 2005 (2005-12-03) |
| Nora Hall visits the shop and shows the steps to carve a linenfold design. ||||
| 349 | 2511 | "Country Chair Seats" | 10 December 2005 (2005-12-10) |
| David Russell visits and shows the intricacies of corn-shuck chair seats. ||||
| 350 | 2512 | "The Museum of Appalachia" | 17 December 2005 (2005-12-17) |
| Roy discovers the history of Appalachian people at the museum in Clinton, TN. ||||
| 351 | 2513 | "Restoring Jefferson's and Madison's Homes" | 24 December 2005 (2005-12-24) |
| Roy visits Monticello, Poplar Forest and Montpelier to follow the work of the two men who were responsible for most of the construction and woodworking. ||||

## PBS Season 26 (2006)

| # | # | Title | Original air date |
| 352 | 2601 | "A Ship in a Bottle" | 30 September 2006 (2006-09-30) |
| Ahoy Matey! Ever wonder how they get those ships in that bottle? ||||
| 353 | 2602 | "Barley Twist Table (Part 1)" | 7 October 2006 (2006-10-07) |
| In this two-episode project, Roy builds a project from the time of the English Civil War between Scotland, England & Wales (c. 1650). ||||
| 354 | 2603 | "Barley Twist Table (Part 2)" | 14 October 2006 (2006-10-14) |
| In this two-episode project, Roy builds a project from the time of the English Civil War between Scotland, England & Wales (c. 1650). ||||
| 355 | 2604 | "Rustic Chairs With Skye Gregson" | 21 October 2006 (2006-10-21) |
| Visit the beautiful Adirondack Mountains of New York and see how a lovely young lady makes wonderful rustic chairs out of sticks - no two alike. ||||
| 356 | 2605 | "Windsor Highchair With Curtis Buchanan (Part 1)" | 28 October 2006 (2006-10-28) |
| In another two-episode project, Roy learns how to build an elegant Windsor Highchair. Part one deals with the bottom half and demonstrates Curtis's wonderful turning techniques, while part two deals with making the top half of the chair. The techniques demonstrated here involve spindle making & steam shaping. ||||
| 357 | 2606 | "Windsor Highchair With Curtis Buchanan (Part 2)" | 4 November 2006 (2006-11-04) |
| In another two-episode project, Roy learns how to build an elegant Windsor Highchair. Part one deals with the bottom half and demonstrates Curtis's wonderful turning techniques, while part two deals with making the top half of the chair. The techniques demonstrated here involve spindle making & steam shaping. ||||
| 358 | 2607 | "The Spirit of Woodcraft" | 11 November 2006 (2006-11-11) |
| Zen Master Roy discusses jedi woodworking. Ohmmmm. ||||
| 359 | 2608 | "Japanese Planes With John Reed Fox" | 18 November 2006 (2006-11-18) |
| Roy & John reveal the key to Japanese woodcraft through the use of planes, saws and chisels. ||||
| 360 | 2609 | "An English Garden Wheelbarrow (Part 1)" | 25 November 2006 (2006-11-25) |
| And yet one more two-part project, where Roy demonstrates that to build a wheelbarrow, first you have to build a wheel. Then you add the carriage part to finish the wheelbarrow. ||||
| 361 | 2610 | "An English Garden Wheelbarrow (Part 2)" | 2 December 2006 (2006-12-02) |
| And yet one more two-part project, where Roy demonstrates that to build a wheelbarrow, first you have to build a wheel. Then you add the carriage part to finish the wheelbarrow. ||||
| 362 | 2611 | "Upholstering Your Seat" | 9 December 2006 (2006-12-09) |
| It's no good having a good chair without a good seat. Learn how to make your chair comfortable to sit on. ||||
| 363 | 2612 | "Old Woodworking Machines" | 16 December 2006 (2006-12-16) |
| Watch as Roy explores an old timey wimey woodworking shop run by belts and pulleys. ||||
| 364 | 2613 | "The Dovetail Variations" | 23 December 2006 (2006-12-23) |
| If you think you know dovetails, you better check this out. ||||

## PBS Season 27 (2007)

| # | # | Title | Original air date |
| 365 | 2701 | "Peter & the Box" | 29 September 2007 (2007-09-29) |
| Sometimes referred to as "Bible Boxes" these simple but elegant boxes from the 17th century are highly prized. ||||
| 366 | 2702 | "Ball & Socket Embroidery Stand (Part 1)" | 6 October 2007 (2007-10-06) |
| This two-part project is charming! An 18th century ball & socket embroidery stand that any wife would love to have. Learn to build the set-screw, the bentwood hoops and the yoke to complete the stand. ||||
| 367 | 2703 | "Ball & Socket Embroidery Stand (Part 2)" | 13 October 2007 (2007-10-13) |
| This two-part project is charming! An 18th century ball & socket embroidery stand that any wife would love to have. Learn to build the set-screw, the bentwood hoops and the yoke to complete the stand. ||||
| 368 | 2704 | "Screw Box for Wooden Threads" | 20 October 2007 (2007-10-20) |
| Wooden screws - wonderful, useful, beautiful and intriguing. Learn how to make your own. ||||
| 369 | 2705 | "French Work Bench (Part 1)" | 27 October 2007 (2007-10-27) |
| Ooh la la! Another two-part project, and it's a beautiful workbench! Only a French bench could be this pretty. ||||
| 370 | 2706 | "French Work Bench (Part 2)" | 3 November 2007 (2007-11-03) |
| Ooh la la! Another two-part project, and it's a beautiful workbench! Only a French bench could be this pretty. ||||
| 371 | 2707 | "Violin Maker Joe Thrift" | 10 November 2007 (2007-11-10) |
| Roy & Joe show you how to make a fiddle - copied from a Stradivarius of course. ||||
| 372 | 2708 | "Candle Box With Secret Drawer" | 17 November 2007 (2007-11-17) |
| In the 1700s, a box was needed to store your candles. Roy shows how to build one of these unique & interesting boxes. ||||
| 373 | 2709 | "Parallelogram Plant Stand" | 24 November 2007 (2007-11-24) |
| An adjustable stand for various size potted plants. Roy works with both wood and metal. ||||
| 374 | 2710 | "German Woodcraft in America" | 1 December 2007 (2007-12-01) |
| Roy visits an old German workshop in Old Salem, NC. ||||
| 375 | 2711 | "Woodworking With Tillers International" | 8 December 2007 (2007-12-08) |
| Roy visits Tillers International just east of Kalamazoo, MI where they teach all sorts of rural trades - the old fashioned way. ||||
| 376 | 2712 | "The Sordid Blacksmith" | 15 December 2007 (2007-12-15) |
| Roy visits the blacksmith shop in Colonial Williamsburg and explores the "vulgar" art of blacksmithing. ||||
| 377 | 2713 | "Henry Ford’s Museum Village" | 22 December 2007 (2007-12-22) |
| Visit Henry Ford's Greenfield Village filled with Americana representing people with the courage to make a difference. ||||

## PBS Season 28 (2008)

| # | # | Title | Original air date |
| 378 | 2801 | "The Governor's PoBoy" | 27 September 2008 (2008-09-27) |
| The governor of North Carolina explains how and why he built a "poboy" table. ||||
| 379 | 2802 | "Joiner's Tool Chest (Part 1)" | 4 October 2008 (2008-10-04) |
| A carpenter's tool chest, more valuable than a load of gold (according to Robinson Crusoe). In this two-episode project Roy shows how to build a smaller version – a joiner's tool chest. ||||
| 380 | 2803 | "Joiner's Tool Chest (Part 2)" | 11 October 2008 (2008-10-11) |
| A carpenter's tool chest, more valuable than a load of gold (according to Robinson Crusoe). In this two-episode project Roy shows how to build a smaller version – a joiner's tool chest. ||||
| 381 | 2804 | "Thomas Jefferson's Bookstand" | 18 October 2008 (2008-10-18) |
| A book stand that supported five open books at one time which Thomas Jefferson could use as a "research center." ||||
| 382 | 2805 | "Classical Carving" | 25 October 2008 (2008-10-25) |
| Roy and a master carver from Colonial Williamsburg explore 50 years of 18th century carving. ||||
| 383 | 2806 | "File Philosophy" | 1 November 2008 (2008-11-01) |
| A blacksmith's job is not completely done at the forge. After the hammering stops, the filing commences. ||||
| 384 | 2807 | "A Very Boring Program" | 8 November 2008 (2008-11-08) |
| Boring becomes exciting as demonstrated by Roy. ||||
| 385 | 2808 | "Lumberjack Fan Carving" | 15 November 2008 (2008-11-15) |
| Roy and a master of the ancient folk art of Lumberjack Fan Carving show you how it's done. ||||
| 386 | 2809 | "Animated Wooden Toys" | 22 November 2008 (2008-11-22) |
| Wooden toys that inspire the imagination and make the world a better place. ||||
| 387 | 2810 | "Holly Wood Spectaculars" | 29 November 2008 (2008-11-29) |
| An incredible tool chest for small tools built with holly wood and decorated with spectacular inlay. Marcus Hanson & Ed Wright from Colonial Williamsburg show us the top of the tool till of Benjamin Seaton’s tool chest. ||||
| 388 | 2811 | "Hammer Veneer" | 6 December 2008 (2008-12-06) |
| With a little help from his friends Marcus Hanson & Ed Wright from Colonial Williamsburg, Roy shows how to do hammer veneer – handy for making drawer fronts (here using the tool chest of Benjamin Seaton as example). ||||
| 389 | 2812 | "A Viking Tool Chest" | 13 December 2008 (2008-12-13) |
| Roy and his friend, Don Weber, discuss the treasures found in a very old Viking tool chest and how to reproduce them. ||||
| 390 | 2813 | "Woodworking in Berea" | 20 December 2008 (2008-12-20) |
| Roy explores the environs of Berea, Kentucky and reveals its rich history and ongoing love affair with woodworking. ||||

## PBS Season 29 (2009)

* The 400th episode of The Woodwright's Shop airs.
| # | # | Title | Original air date |
| 391 | 2901 | "Dovetailed Grease Pot" | 26 September 2009 (2009-09-26) |
| Roy shows how to make a clever little grease pot - a box to keep your grease for maintaining your tool's surfaces. ||||
| 392 | 2902 | "Secrets of the Whirlygig" | 3 October 2009 (2009-10-03) |
| Make the world a better place by building a woodworking whirlygig! ||||
| 393 | 2903 | "Shaker Rocker Frame" | 10 October 2009 (2009-10-10) |
| The first step to making a rocking chair is making the frame, which Roy does out of a hickory log. ||||
| 394 | 2904 | "Shaker Rocker Seat" | 17 October 2009 (2009-10-17) |
| Now that the frame is done, it's time to make the seat, the arm rests and the rockers. ||||
| 395 | 2905 | "Mary May, Woodcarver" | 24 October 2009 (2009-10-24) |
| Master woodcarver Mary May shows how to carve a classic "acanthus leaf." ||||
| 396 | 2906 | "Wood & Water" | 31 October 2009 (2009-10-31) |
| "Green" wood is 50 percent water. Roy demonstrates that it is important to know which tools work best with wood at this stage. ||||
| 397 | 2907 | "Steam Power Sawmill" | 7 November 2009 (2009-11-07) |
| Full steam ahead! Roy takes you on a journey into the past when he visits a steam-powered sawmill. ||||
| 398 | 2908 | "Harvard Side Table" | 14 November 2009 (2009-11-14) |
| The Shakers of northern Massachusetts may have called this a side table, but it's plenty large enough for any dining needs. ||||
| 399 | 2909 | "A Crutch in Time" | 21 November 2009 (2009-11-21) |
| Should you ever need a crutch to get around (and let's hope you don't), Roy shows you how to build one. ||||
| 400 | 2910 | "Hancock Pedestal Table" | 28 November 2009 (2009-11-28) |
| Roy builds a classic and elegant round pedestal table, first made by the craftsmen at Hancock Shaker Village. ||||
| 401 | 2911 | "Brian Boggs, Chairmaker" | 5 December 2009 (2009-12-05) |
| Master chairmaker, master teacher and master innovator, Brian Boggs, discusses chairmaking. ||||
| 402 | 2912 | "Corner Cupboard (Part 1)" | 12 December 2009 (2009-12-12) |
| In this two-episode project, Roy first shows how to build the glazed-window door at the top of the cupboard. ||||
| 403 | 2913 | "Corner Cupboard (Part 2)" | 19 December 2009 (2009-12-19) |
| In this two-episode project, Roy builds the panel door for the bottom of the cupboard. ||||

## PBS Season 30 (2010)

| # | # | Title | Original air date |
| 404 | 3001 | "Case of the Corner Cupboard" | 25 September 2010 (2010-09-25) |
| Long splined miters anyone? That's how you join the coffin-like case of this 18th-century corner cupboard. See how to make the special jigs to hand plane this crucial joint with precision and dignity. ||||
| 405 | 3002 | "Making Marvelous Moldings" | 2 October 2010 (2010-10-02) |
| You can make any complex molding you want with simple hand planes - just take it one curve at a time. Bill Anderson and Roy show how to flute your pilasters and carve your cornice for this comely corner cupboard. ||||
| 406 | 3003 | "Mind Over Miter" | 9 October 2010 (2010-10-09) |
| Learn all the angles and see how to carefully cut corners to master the miter box for fitting frames and fine furniture. ||||
| 407 | 3004 | "The Till in the Tool Chest" | 16 October 2010 (2010-10-16) |
| Delve into the drawers in search of the secret of an old tool chest. The quality of the tools shows that it belonged to a first-class joiner back in the early 19th century, but the dovetail joints break all the rules. ||||
| 408 | 3005 | "Continuous Arm Rocking Chair - Part 1" | 23 October 2010 (2010-10-23) |
| Chairmaker Elia Bizzarri makes an elegant and comfortable rocking chair. We'll turn the legs and frame the seat in part one of this American classic. ||||
| 409 | 3006 | "Continuous Arm Rocking Chair - Part 2" | 30 October 2010 (2010-10-30) |
| We'll finish our rocking chair as we steam and bend the continuous arm's one-piece back. With its compound bend, this challenging chair is truly an American design innovation. ||||
| 410 | 3007 | "Who Wrote the Book of Sloyd?" | 6 November 2010 (2010-11-06) |
| Sloyd, the late 19th-century Swedish system of learning woodworking, was intended to develop skilled, industrious and morally upstanding citizens. We'll give it a try, and hope it's not too late for us! ||||
| 411 | 3008 | "The Case for Books" | 13 November 2010 (2010-11-13) |
| Say goodbye to cinder blocks and sagging shelves as you see how to cut the essential dado and sliding joints to build this better bookcase. ||||
| 412 | 3009 | "Sawing Secrets" | 20 November 2010 (2010-11-20) |
| Chris Schwarz, editor of Popular Woodworking Magazine, joins Roy to explore the three classes of English sawcuts. Chris reveals the devious French tenon cheat and even shows us how to saw without a saw. ||||
| 413 | 3010 | "The Tiny Tool Kit" | 27 November 2010 (2010-11-27) |
| How can you stretch a basic kit of tools to build impressive casework? Chris Schwarz, editor of Popular Woodworking Magazine, shows how with the toolkit of young Thomas, hero of the 1839 book The Joiner and Cabinet Maker. ||||
| 414 | 3011 | "Thomas Day, Cabinetmaker" | 4 December 2010 (2010-12-04) |
| In the days of slavery, Thomas Day, a free black cabinetmaker in North Carolina, was one of the most respected artisans in the South. Look beneath the veneer on his furniture and discover his intriguing architectural work. ||||
| 415 | 3012 | "Oak Field Gate" | 11 December 2010 (2010-12-11) |
| Mortise and tenon joints frame this classic feature of the English countryside. It's a rustic woodworking challenge to balance both beauty and strength that will keep the gate swinging for decades. ||||
| 416 | 3013 | "Field Gate Hinges" | 18 December 2010 (2010-12-18) |
| Master blacksmith Peter Ross turns his hammer to forging iron hinges for the oak field gate. See how to shape and weld wrought iron for straps and pintles to make the gate swing true. ||||

## PBS Season 31 (2011)

| # | # | Title | Original air date |
| 417 | 3101 | "The Roubo Bookstand" | September 2011 (2011-09) |
| Build a folding desktop bookstand found in André Roubo’s "L’art du Menuisier." ||||
| 418 | 3102 | "As the Saw Turns" | 2011 (2011) |
| Bill Anderson visits the shop to share the steps to make an elegant and well-designed bow saw. ||||
| 419 | 3103 | "Hurray for Hickory!" | 2011 (2011) |
| Roy celebrates the quality and versatility of hickory. ||||
| 420 | 3104 | "Painless Panel Doors" | 2011 (2011) |
| Learn the intricacies and valuable qualities of frame-and-panel doors as you build one with Roy! ||||
| 421 | 3105 | "Hand Plane Essentials with Chris Schwarz" | 2011 (2011) |
| Christopher Schwarz visits the shop to discuss the care and use of hand planes. ||||
| 422 | 3106 | "English Layout Square with Chris Schwarz" | 2011 (2011) |
| Build a classic layout square found in an auction catalog. ||||
| 423 | 3107 | "Elizabethan Joint Stool with Peter Follansbee" | 2011 (2011) |
| Peter Follansbee and Megan Fitzpatrick stop by to share the steps to make an English joint stool. ||||
| 424 | 3108 | "Carving Swedish Spoons with Peter Follansnbee" | 2011 (2011) |
| Learn the basics on a classic carving project with Peter Follansbee. ||||
| 425 | 3109 | "Inlaid Lettering with Steve Latta" | 2011 (2011) |
| Steve Latta shares his skill at doing letter inlay on furniture pieces. ||||
| 426 | 3110 | "Hammer Veneering with Steve Latta" | 2011 (2011) |
| Learn the secrets of the 3,000-year-old technique of hammer veneering. ||||
| 427 | 3111 | "Iron Work for Timber Work" | 2011 (2011) |
| Roy visits blacksmith Peter Ross to discuss the iron work necessary for doing timber work. ||||
| 428 | 3112 | "Offset Turning" | 2011 (2011) |
| Learn how to turn an oval on the lathe (great for tool handles and more!). ||||
| 429 | 3113 | "Simple Sash" | 2011 (2011) |
| Roy makes a replacement sash window for a historic building. ||||

## PBS Season 32 (2012)

| # | # | Title | Original air date |
| 430 | 3201 | "Rise of the Machines!" | 22 September 2012 (2012-09-22) |
| Roy gets caught up in a bevy of century-old, foot-powered woodworking machines. ||||
| 431 | 3202 | "The Eleven Grooved Box" | 29 September 2012 (2012-09-29) |
| Grooves and splines make a tidy oak box, but can the joints be cut by just using hand tools? ||||
| 432 | 3203 | "Table Joints Rule!" | 6 October 2012 (2012-10-06) |
| You can't make a drop-leaf table without the rule joint. See the tools needed to cut it by hand. ||||
| 433 | 3204 | "The Anarchist’s Tool Chest" | 13 October 2012 (2012-10-13) |
| Chris Schwarz's anarchist's tool chest starts a back-to-basics revolution! ||||
| 434 | 3205 | "Two Screws for You!" | 20 October 2012 (2012-10-20) |
| Chris Schwarz joins Roy Underhill to rediscover the enigmatic, wooden, two-screw vise. ||||
| 435 | 3206 | "Screw Cuttin' Lathe" | 27 October 2012 (2012-10-27) |
| Roy uses an 1889 foot-powered lathe to cut perfect threads, cones, and tapers in iron and brass. ||||
| 436 | 3207 | "The Troublesome Triangle Stool" | 3 November 2012 (2012-11-03) |
| Peter Follansbee and Roy Underhill tackle terrible turned tenons for the old triangular stool. ||||
| 437 | 3208 | "Wretched Ratchet Reading Rack" | 10 November 2012 (2012-11-10) |
| With foot-powered lathes, Peter Follansbee turns this adjustable book stand from walnut and maple. ||||
| 438 | 3209 | "Raising Panel-Zona" | 17 November 2012 (2012-11-17) |
| Roy Underhill uses both complex planes and tricks with basic tools to raise the classic panel. ||||
| 439 | 3210 | "Carving the Camellia" | 24 November 2012 (2012-11-24) |
| Woodcarver Mary May makes basswood flowers bloom. Get in the groove of high-relief carving with sharp gouges and good-grained wood! ||||
| 440 | 3211 | "Forging the Hold Fast" | 1 December 2012 (2012-12-01) |
| Blacksmith Peter Ross shows how to forge historical versions of this powerful gripper. ||||
| 441 | 3212 | "The Enfield Cupboard" | 8 December 2012 (2012-12-08) |
| Simple to construct and elegant in design, this cupboard is a standby in any room or shop ||||
| 442 | 3213 | "The Shaker Bend" | 15 December 2012 (2012-12-15) |
| From their furniture to their bentwood boxes, the Shakers may be our most modern artisans. ||||

## PBS Season 33 (2013)

| # | # | Title | Original air date |
| 443 | 3301 | "Rachell's Standing Desk" | September 2013 (2013-09) |
| Give your butt joints a break with the tenons and dovetails that connect this pine standing desk from Pennsylvania. ||||
| 444 | 3302 | "Rachell's Standing Desk 2" | 2013 (2013) |
| The miter-clamped breadboard end makes a broad desktop that always stays flat. ||||
| 445 | 3303 | "The Venerable Bead" | 2013 (2013) |
| Roy Underhill demonstrates how to cut bead moldings with hand planes for corners that look sharp and last longer. ||||
| 446 | 3304 | "Carving Away with Mary May" | 2013 (2013) |
| Classical carver Mary May provides a lesson on woodcarving and a proper rebuke for edge tool abuse! ||||
| 447 | 3305 | "Swinging Saw Vise" | 2013 (2013) |
| Roy duplicates the beveled bridle joints and chamfered chops of an old saw-sharpening vise ||||
| 448 | 3306 | "Sharpen That Saw!" | 2013 (2013) |
| Using giant model rip and crosscut saws, Roy demonstrates how to correctly sharpen handsaws ||||
| 449 | 3307 | "Combination Planes" | 2013 (2013) |
| Roy attempts to replace a chest of molding planes with one complex metal contraption. ||||
| 450 | 3308 | "Joined Chest with Peter Follansbee" | 2013 (2013) |
| The master joiner of Plymouth Plantation shows how to frame a small, mortised, and tenoned chest in the old English style. ||||
| 451 | 3309 | "Paneled Chest with Peter Follansbee" | 2013 (2013) |
| A master joiner shows Roy how to make and fit the beveled panels and storage till into a framed chest from the Pilgrim era. ||||
| 452 | 3310 | "Early Iron with Peter Ross" | 2013 (2013) |
| Master blacksmith Peter Ross shows how to forge iron hinges and locks from the earliest days of the American experience. ||||
| 453 | 3311 | "Try Square with Christopher Schwarz" | 2013 (2013) |
| Chris Schwarz shows Roy how to measure up with an English try square based on the examples in the famous Benjamin Seaton tool chest. ||||
| 454 | 3312 | "Dutch Tool Chest with Christopher Schwarz" | 2013 (2013) |
| Learn to make the simple and useful Dutch tool chest with its characteristic 30-degree slanted lid. ||||
| 455 | 3313 | "Big Ash Mallet!" | 2013 (2013) |
| With ash head and hickory handle, Roy shows how to make a proper joiner's mallet for the ages. ||||

## PBS Season 34 (2014)

| # | # | Title | Original air date |
| 456 | 3401 | "Taming The Timber Bench" | September 2014 (2014-09) |
| Your legs will stay tight in this German carpenter's bench built with stopped sliding dovetails. ||||
| 457 | 3402 | "Pinch Rod and Squeezy Blocks" | 2014 (2014) |
| This pair of sliding diagonal rods with copper collars will help you get your chests square. ||||
| 458 | 3403 | "Tapered Tail Tripod Table 1" | 2014 (2014) |
| Walnut legs riven from the log begin this table inspired by the 19th century Dominy workshops. ||||
| 459 | 3404 | "Tapered Tail Tripod Table 2" | 2014 (2014) |
| A walnut burl top and some tricky turning make tapered dovetails for our three-legged table. ||||
| 460 | 3405 | "Viceless Devices" | 2014 (2014) |
| From the holdfast to the birdsmouth, Roy explores wondrous ways to grip the grain. ||||
| 461 | 3406 | "Daring Diagonal Dovetails" | 2014 (2014) |
| Learn to cut the rising diagonal dovetail for corners that are stronger and striking. ||||
| 462 | 3407 | "Shop Class Tabouret" | 2014 (2014) |
| The old shop-class plant stand joined with half-laps and dowels teaches us to focus on the grain. ||||
| 463 | 3408 | "Campaign Furniture" | 2014 (2014) |
| Campaign furniture made for travel to the far-flung reaches of the Empire are highlighted. ||||
| 464 | 3409 | "Fitting Brass" | 2014 (2014) |
| Discover how to fit brass corners and hardware flush with the surfaces of Campaign furniture. ||||
| 465 | 3410 | "The Crotch and the Horse" | 2014 (2014) |
| An old shaving horse from the Virginia mountains showcases the strength of natural shapes in timber. ||||
| 466 | 3411 | "Dovetail Saw" | 2014 (2014) |
| Tom Calisto makes a brass-backed hand saw perfect for the finest dovetails or the toughest tenons. ||||
| 467 | 3412 | "Tempered Steel" | 2014 (2014) |
| Peter Ross shows how to forge, weld and temper tool steel for cutting edges that stay sharp longer. ||||
| 468 | 3413 | "Woodwright! - The Musical" | 2014 (2014) |
| The Underhill Rose band joins Roy in the shop for a musical misadventure. ||||

## PBS Season 35 (2015)

| # | # | Title | Original air date |
| 469 | 3501 | "Rocky Bentwood Cradle Show" | 19 September 2015 (2015-09-19) |
| Part 1 of 2. A rocking cradle modeled after one spotted in the Grand Bazaar of Istanbul is crafted in the Season 35 premiere. ||||
| 470 | 3502 | "Rocky Bentwood Cradle Show II" | 26 September 2015 (2015-09-26) |
| Conclusion. A rocking cradle is completed with pine sides and rockers. A lathe-turned carrier bar joins it all together. ||||
| 471 | 3503 | "Stamp Out Cookie Carving!" | 3 October 2015 (2015-10-03) |
| How to carve springerle cookie molds. ||||
| 472 | 3504 | "Double Drawer Shaker Table" | 10 October 2015 (2015-10-10) |
| How to cut the mortise and tenon joints for the legs and frame of a Shaker table. ||||
| 473 | 3505 | "Groovers & Shakers" | 17 October 2015 (2015-10-17) |
| The dovetailed and grooved construction techniques found inside Shaker drawers are detailed. ||||
| 474 | 3506 | "Turning Shaker Knobs" | 24 October 2015 (2015-10-24) |
| Cherry knobs for Shaker furniture are turned on a foot-powered lathe. Also: finishing a joined table top. ||||
| 475 | 3507 | "Cross Cut Conundrum" | 31 October 2015 (2015-10-31) |
| How to use a cross-cutting wood saw. ||||
| 476 | 3508 | "Bowl Carving With Peter Follansbee" | 7 November 2015 (2015-11-7) |
| Large bowls are made from poplar and sycamore wood. ||||
| 477 | 3509 | "Hollows & Rounds" | 14 November 2015 (2015-11-14) |
| A look at making and using wooden hollows and rounds. ||||
| 478 | 3510 | "Welsh Stick Chair" | 21 November 2015 (2015-11-21) |
| How to make a Welsh stick chair, which is a country cousin to the Windsor chair. ||||
| 479 | 3511 | "Welsh Stick Chair II" | 28 November 2015 (2015-11-28) |
| Work on the Welsh stick chair continues. Included: shaping the spindles and back. ||||
| 480 | 3512 | "Tool Smithing With Peter Ross" | 5 December 2015 (2015-12-5) |
| Making dividers, calipers and turning tools with forge and anvil. ||||
| 481 | 3513 | "Plain Pine Box" | 12 December 2015 (2015-12-12) |
| How to make a traditional pine coffin. ||||

## PBS Season 36 (2016)

| # | # | Title | Original air date |
| 482 | 3601 | "Van Gogh's Chair" | 17 September 2016 (2016-09-17) |
| Roy brings Vincent Van Gogh's masterpiece back to life as a post impressionist (and rung) version of his famous chair. ||||
| 483 | 3602 | "Sliding Lid Boxes" | 24 September 2016 (2016-09-24) |
| Roy shows how to create easy-to-make wooden gift boxes with mitered corners and lids that slide in grooves. ||||
| 484 | 3603 | "Carved Oak Desk Box" | 1 October 2016 (2016-10-01) |
| Master of Pilgrim-century furniture Peter Follansbee joins Roy to make a slope-lidded, carved box from carved white and red oak. ||||
| 485 | 3604 | "Waving Arm Whirlygigs" | 8 October 2016 (2016-10-08) |
| Figures from history including Benjamin Franklin and Muhammad Ali inspire Roy's new line of waving arm wooden whirlygigs. ||||
| 486 | 3605 | "Wedged Tusk Tenon" | 15 October 2016 (2016-10-15) |
| Roy and workbench builder Will Myers test out the strength of the classic wedged mortise and tenon joint for take-apart furniture. ||||
| 487 | 3606 | "Swedish Shrink Box" | 22 October 2016 (2016-10-22) |
| Woodworker Peter Follansbee shows Roy Underhill how to make Swedish shrink boxes from hollowed wood with inserted bottoms. ||||
| 488 | 3607 | "Saw Like a Butterfly!" | 29 October 2016 (2016-10-29) |
| The great poet-athlete Muhammad Ali inspires the best lessons in woodworking – Saw Like a Butterfly, Plane Like a Bee! ||||
| 489 | 3608 | "Firewood Carrier" | 5 November 2016 (2016-11-5) |
| Chair-maker Elia Bizzarri shows Roy how to make a split oak firewood carrier inspired by the classic wooden harvest rake. ||||
| 490 | 3609 | "Double Casement Window" | 12 November 2016 (2016-11-12) |
| Roy Underhill makes a double, swinging casement window using wooden planes and premium pine. ||||
| 491 | 3610 | "Tool Chest Hinges & Latch" | 19 November 2016 (2016-11-19) |
| How to forge hinges and latches for a replica tool chest. ||||
| 492 | 3611 | "Tool Chest From Bristol" | 26 November 2016 (2016-11-26) |
| How to dovetail a stout, sloped top tool chest. ||||
| 493 | 3612 | "Roman Work Bench" | 3 December 2016 (2016-12-3) |
| The secrets of the ancient Roman woodworker's bench. ||||
| 494 | 3613 | "Staked Furniture" | 10 December 2016 (2016-12-10) |
| How a plank with inserted legs can become a chair, table or bench. ||||

## PBS Season 37 (2017)

| # | # | Title | Original air date |
| 495, 410 | 3701 | "Who Wrote the Book of Sloyd?" | 24 August 2017 (2017-08-24) |
| Sloyd, the late 19th century Swedish system of learning woodworking was intended to develop skilled, industrious, and morally upstanding citizens. We’ll give it a try, and hope it’s not too late for us! This is a repeat of 410, Season 30 Episode 7. ||||
| 496, 387 | 3702 | "Holly Wood Spectaculars" | 25 August 2017 (2017-08-25) |
| Marcus Hansen and Edward Wright show how to create decorative veneer patterns using oval engines, sharp knives, and patient perfectionism. This is a repeat of 387, Season 28 Episode 10. ||||
| 471, 417 | 3703 | "The Roubo Bookstand" | 25 August 2017 (2017-08-25) |
| One piece of walnut makes a beautiful bookstand as we follow the formula of an old French master. This is a repeat of 417, Season 31 Episode 1. ||||
| 472, 430 | 3704 | "Rise of the Machines!" | 25 August 2017 (2017-08-25) |
| Why do it by hand – when you can do it by foot? Roy Underhill gets caught up in a bevy of century-old, foot-powered woodworking machines. This is a repeat of 430, Season 32 Episode 1. ||||
| 473, 421 | 3705 | "Hand Plane Essentials with Chris Schwarz" | 19 September 2017 (2017-09-19) |
| Learn how to make gleaming surfaces, tight joints and crisp moldings through perfect planing. This is a repeat of 421, Season 31 Episode 5. ||||
| 474, 455 | 3706 | "Big Ash Mallet!" | 19 September 2017 (2017-09-19) |
| Make a proper joiner’s mallet and you’ll never be lonely again! With ash head and hickory handle, Roy shows how to make a mallet for the ages. This is a repeat of 455, Season 33 Episode 13. ||||
| 475, 446 | 3707 | "Carving Away with Mary May" | 19 September 2017 (2017-09-19) |
| Classical carver Mary May gives Roy his first lessons on woodcarving – along with a proper rebuke for edge tool abuse! This is a repeat of 446, Season 33 Episode 4. ||||
| 476, 391 | 3708 | "Dovetailed Grease Pot" | 19 September 2017 (2017-09-19) |
| Walnut and boxwood make a little box with a secret lock to stash the woodworker’s pal. This is a repeat of 391, Season 29 Episode 1. ||||