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The Woodwright's Shop

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The Woodwright's Shop Season 28, Episode 4: Thomas Jefferson's Bookstand

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Episodes

13 episodes
1

The Governor's PoBoy

North Carolina Governor Mike Easley shows how to make a walnut side table.
2

Joiner's Tool Chest Pt.1

Pack up your tools in this little dovetailed chest of pine.
3

Joiner's Tool Chest Pt.2

Finish the chest with a mitered and paneled lid and a tongue and groove bottom.
4

Thomas Jefferson's Bookstand

The sage of Monticello based his five-sided bookstand on designs he found in Paris.
5

Classical Carving

First lessons in fine furniture carving from Mack Headley, master of the Colonial Williams
6

File Philosophy

Master blacksmith Peter Ross shows the technique of cold joining and shaping colonial lock
7

A Very Boring Program

From bits to braces, augers to angle borers & even boring a square hole,you know the drill
8

Lumberjack Fan Carving

A Michigan master of folk carving whittles white cedar fans and birds of a wooden feather.
9

Animated Wooden Toys

Imagination (and a few strings) makes these carved critters come to life.
10

Hammer Veneer

Master musical instrument makers show classical techniques of hand cutting & wood veneer.
11

Holly Wood Spectaculars

Create decorative veneer patterns using oval engines, sharp knives/patient perfectionism.
12

A Viking Tool Chest

Welsh chair bodger Don Weber turns his hand to recreating a medieval tool kit.
13

Woodworking in Berea

From chair building to instrument making to fine furniture collections.