Norm Abram showcases traditional carpentry techniques for building high-quality furniture in one's own workshop, and shares expert advice on restoring and caring for antique pieces.
Norm Abram builds quality furniture in his workshop using traditional carpentry techniques, sharing tips on restoration and care, and exploring the history of famous American craftsmen.
Aired: Jan 7, 1989After a tour of The New Yankee Workshop to preview the collection of furnitur...
Aired: Jan 14, 1989A good workshop begins with a well-equipped workbench, and master woodworker ...
Aired: Jan 21, 1989Norm shows how to turn the table legs on a duplicating lathe and reveals a fe...
Aired: Jan 28, 1989Norm travels to the island of Nantucket off the Massachusetts coast to look a...
Aired: Feb 4, 1989Norm constructs a bedside table inspired by one found at the Hancock Shaker V...
Aired: Feb 11, 1989Norm builds a bathroom vanity whose design is inspired by a dry sink he found...
Aired: Feb 18, 1989After a look at a pine trestle table in a Shaker house on the island of Nantu...
Aired: Feb 25, 1989A visit to the "Stone Bank" at Old Sturbridge Village inspires Norm to build ...
Aired: Mar 4, 1989Norm demonstrates how to build a chest of drawers using Ponderosa pine. He cu...
Aired: Mar 11, 1989Norm travels to the Hancock Shaker Village in western Massachusetts to gather...
Aired: Mar 11, 1989In the kitchen of the Fitch House at Old Sturbridge Village, a "living histor...
Aired: Mar 25, 1989Norm demonstrates how to build a slant-top writing desk with tapered legs, a ...
Aired: Apr 1, 1989In the parsonage at Old Sturbridge Village, a "living history" museum in Stur...
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