Season 7 (Complete)

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.

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