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The Woodwright's Shop (1980)

Season 14 • Episode 5 • Oak High Stool with a Hickory Bark Seat

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The Woodwright's Shop Season 14, Episode 5: Oak High Stool with a Hickory Bark Seat

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Roy builds a stool starting with splitting and riving the green wood and ending with a woven-bark seat. Watch The Woodwright's Shop Season 14, Episode 5 Oak High Stool with a Hickory Bark Seat in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of The Woodwright's Shop Season 14, Episode 5 and share your thoughts in the comments below!

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Episodes

13 episodes
1

Woodworkers of the Red Dragon

Roy visits a recreated Celtic village in Wales, looking at Welsh woodworking including building construction, clog making and traditional carved Welsh love spoons.
2

The Carpenter's Tool Box

Learn to build Roy’s iconic carpenter’s tool tote.
3

Ancient Woodcraft of Ireland

Roy looks at Irish woodworking, including houses, harps, caravans and traditional ship-building techniques.
4

A Sailor's Sea Chest

Learn to build a sailor’s sea chest with beveled through dovetails.
5

Oak High Stool with a Hickory Bark Seat

Roy builds a stool starting with splitting and riving the green wood and ending with a woven-bark seat.
6

Standing Embroidery Shop

Learn the steps to build a standing embroidery hoop large enough to handle embroidery on a quilt.
7

The Timber-Frame House

Roy builds a scaled model of a Welsh cruck-frame barn, teaching the woodworking principals of timber framing.
8

Wooden Lock and Key

Create a clever wood lock-and-key door set in the shop with Roy.
9

Shaker Sewing Stand

Roy builds a traditional single-drawer Shaker sewing stand.
10

Panel-Frame Construction

Learn the benefits and uses of frame-and-panel construction and the joinery steps to create a frame-and-panel door.
11

Tools of the Eighteenth Century

Roy visits Colonial Williamsburg to view their exhibit of 1,500 eighteenth-century woodworking tools.
12

The Williamsburg Blacksmiths

Watch a traditional woodworking tool –a drawknife –forged using historically accurate techniques.
13

Blacksmiths Forge Ahead!

Learn the steps used to smith a Suffolk door latch used during colonial times.