Aired: October 02, 1999
Underhill fits out a tool cabinet with shelves and dovetailed drawers
Aired: October 09, 1999
Roy shows how to hew, carve and turn a shoulder yoke for carrying those heavy sap buckets.
Aired: October 16, 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.
Aired: October 23, 1999
In this episode of The Woodwrights Shop, special guest Lyle Wheeler shows viewers how to construct their own spinning wheel.
Aired: October 30, 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.
Aired: November 06, 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.
Aired: November 13, 1999
Roy visits two museums dedicated to two pioneers in preserving early technology--Henry Mercer and Eric Sloane.
Aired: November 20, 1999
Roy meets Hungarian-born cabinetmaker Frank Klausz, gentleman, craftsman and the fastest dovetailer on the planet.
Aired: November 27, 1999
Ultra close-up views give viewers the vision to sharpen their own saws.
Aired: December 04, 1999
Roy shows how to make turned wheels and the wooden ducks that roll on them
Aired: December 11, 1999
Roy shows how to make a chair that can turn into a ladder.
Aired: December 18, 1999
The director of the Alpine School of Woodcarving shows advanced techniques in chip carving.
Aired: December 25, 1999
Roy shows how to make your own buckets.