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The Woodwright's Shop

Season 18 • Episode 5 • Debate of the Carpenter's Tools

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The Woodwright's Shop Season 18, Episode 5: Debate of the Carpenter's Tools

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Roy draws on poetry from the 1400s to explain what tools were used by wrights of the day. Watch The Woodwright's Shop Season 18, Episode 5 Debate of the Carpenter's Tools in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of The Woodwright's Shop Season 18, Episode 5 and share your thoughts in the comments below!

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Episodes

13 episodes
1

Dovetailing a Cedar Box

Learn simple box dovetails and create some shop characters that can hang out inside.
2

Chip Carving

Dress up a small cedar box with a variety of chip carving designs.
3

Chairs for Children

Roy makes a walnut stick chair and a pine slab chair perfectly sized for children.
4

Bark and Rustic Work

Learn the details to add a hickory bark seat to a child’s chair.
5

Debate of the Carpenter's Tools

Roy draws on poetry from the 1400s to explain what tools were used by wrights of the day.
6

Treadle Lathe

Build an improved version of Roy’s 20-year-old treadle lathe design — and it starts with scrap lumber!
7

White Oak Basket

A class on basket weaving? You bet! Weave a white oak basket with Roy.
8

Wall Tool Chest

Roy uses a red oak tool chest to illustrate a discussion on hand planes.
9

Woodworking Gizmos

Learn to convert a treadle lathe into a treadle jigsaw.
10

Traditional Toys

Roy shows how to make a traditional Russian pecking-chicken toy.
11

Old Salem

Roy visits Old Salem, North Carolina, founded in the 1760s by the Moravians. Their craft lives on in the recreated town.
12

Swinging Cradle from Saxony

Learn to build a scaled-down German swinging cradle built with lapstrake construction.
13

Jamestown Woodworkers, 1607

Learn about the history and the early settlers of the Jamestown, Virginia settlement.