E1
Learn simple box dovetails and create some shop characters that can hang out inside.
E2
Dress up a small cedar box with a variety of chip carving designs.
E3
Roy makes a walnut stick chair and a pine slab chair perfectly sized for children.
E4
Learn the details to add a hickory bark seat to a child’s chair.
E5
Roy draws on poetry from the 1400s to explain what tools were used by wrights of the day.
E6
Build an improved version of Roy’s 20-year-old treadle lathe design — and it starts with scrap lumber!
E7
A class on basket weaving? You bet! Weave a white oak basket with Roy.
E8
Roy uses a red oak tool chest to illustrate a discussion on hand planes.
E9
Learn to convert a treadle lathe into a treadle jigsaw.
E10
Roy shows how to make a traditional Russian pecking-chicken toy.
E11
Roy visits Old Salem, North Carolina, founded in the 1760s by the Moravians. Their craft lives on in the recreated town.
E12
Learn to build a scaled-down German swinging cradle built with lapstrake construction.
E13
Learn about the history and the early settlers of the Jamestown, Virginia settlement.