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The Woodwright's Shop (1980)

Season 22 • Episode 7 • Shutter Dogs from the Blacksmiths

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The Woodwright's Shop Season 22, Episode 7: Shutter Dogs from the Blacksmiths

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Roy learns how to make shutter dog that is used to hold open shuttles when not to use. Watch The Woodwright's Shop Season 22, Episode 7 Shutter Dogs from the Blacksmiths in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of The Woodwright's Shop Season 22, Episode 7 and share your thoughts in the comments below!

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Episodes

13 episodes
1

Dovetail a Triangular Box

A three-sided box?! Well that’s different. Let Roy show you how to make a triumphant triangular box for your trifocals.
2

Shaker Work Table

Clever, elegant and delicate beauty. Roy shows you how to produce a wonderful little Shaker work table.
3

Craftsman Wall Cabinet

Roy's bringing craftsmanship back into our lives with an Arts & Crafts style cabinet.
4

Scandinavian Milking Stool

Have fun building a folk milking stool. Think of the possibilities!
5

Spill Plane & Book Stand

What the heck is a spill plane and how do you make a hinged book stand out of one piece of wood?
6

Canadian Cradle

Roy shows you how to build a delightful rocking cradle for a newborn baby.
7

Shutter Dogs from the Blacksmiths

Roy learns how to make shutter dog that is used to hold open shuttles when not to use.
8

Rustic Furniture Maker Dan Mack

Meet Dan Mack, and see how he fabricates fascinating furniture out of naturally occurring materials.
9

Williamsburg Wheelwright

Find out what it takes to make a wheel at the Palace Wheelwright Shop in Colonial Williamsburg.
10

Limberjacks & Dancing Dolls

Roy shows you how to build wonderful articulated dancing toys called Limberjacks!
11

Plymouth Plantation Woodworkers

See how the Pilgrims performed early American woodworking with just a few basic tools.
12

The Colonial Carpenters

Learn the difference between a carpenter and a joiner. Hint: Think doors, windows & stairs.
13

Craftsmen of Old Sturbridge Village

Visit Old Sturbridge Village, and meet the 1930s American—a farmer/craftsman.