13 episodesFirst aired 2 October 1999
Oct 1999
Underhill fits out a tool cabinet with shelves and dovetailed drawers
Oct 1999
Roy shows how to hew, carve and turn a shoulder yoke for carrying those heavy sap buckets.
Oct 1999
Roy shows how to make a little table from the 1600s with a unique folding design to save space in the old home place.
Oct 1999
In this episode of The Woodwrights Shop, special guest Lyle Wheeler shows viewers how to construct their own spinning wheel.
Oct 1999
Master carver, David Calvo gives lessons in high relief carving. Instructed in the "Old World" tradition, Calvo guides viewers step by step as he creates a Fleur de Lis woodcarving.
Nov 1999
In this episode of the Woodright Shop, Roy Underhill visits a Connecticut shipyard, the Mystic Seaport. Here, Roy is taken on a tour of their current project, an exact replica of the famous Amistad clipper. He is given a brief history lesson of events leading up to the revolution aboard the notoriuos ship.
Nov 1999
Roy visits two museums dedicated to two pioneers in preserving early technology--Henry Mercer and Eric Sloane.
Nov 1999
Roy meets Hungarian-born cabinetmaker Frank Klausz, gentleman, craftsman and the fastest dovetailer on the planet.
Nov 1999
Ultra close-up views give viewers the vision to sharpen their own saws.
Dec 1999
Roy shows how to make turned wheels and the wooden ducks that roll on them
Dec 1999
Roy shows how to make a chair that can turn into a ladder.
Dec 1999
The director of the Alpine School of Woodcarving shows advanced techniques in chip carving.
Dec 1999
Roy shows how to make your own buckets.