Lap Desk

E1

Watch and learn as Roy builds a reproduction of a simple walnut lap desk from the 19th century.

Turned Corner Chair

E2

Follow along as Roy shows you how to make a circa-1550 three-legged chair from the Flemish town of Rotterdam.

Banjo Man George Wunderlich

E3

Join Roy as he welcomes George Wunderlich and watch as he recreates a mid-1800s banjo.

Writer's Bookcase

E4

Watch as Roy builds a small oak bookcase, without glue or fasteners, for easier disassembly.

Timber Corner

E5

Pick up valuable tips for large-scale woodworking from Roy as he builds the corner of a timber-framed structure.

Decoy Carvers

E6

Observe Nick Supone and Neal Conolly as they stop by “The Woodwright’s Shop” and demonstrate the hewing and carving techniques used in creating a duck decoy

Eastfield Village

E7

Travel with Roy to Eastfield Village where he tours the museum’s restored historic buildings.

Marquetry Master Patrick Edwards

E8

Watch and learn as Roy visits with marquetry expert Patrick Edwards, and discusses the technique of “painting in wood.”

In the Blacksmith's Shop

E9

Join Roy for a visit with blacksmiths Peter Ross and Ken Schwarz where they demonstrate making bench chisels and more.

Toys that Make Noise

E10

Watch as Roy soldiers a tin-can bird whistle and makes a boxwood whistling top.

Carving with the Cabinetmakers

E11

Travel along with Roy to the Hay Cabinet Shop at Williamsburg for a furniture-carving talk with Master Mack Headley.

Windsor Chair

E12

Watch as Roy visits with Mike Dunbar of the Windsor Institute as he demonstrates the process for building a sack-back Windsor chair.

20th Anniversary Show

E13

Join Roy as he looks back on 20 years of “The Woodwright’s Shop,” including highlights of guests, projects and memorable moments.