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The Woodwright's Shop (1980)

Season 27 • Episode 9 • Parallelogram Plant Stand

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The Woodwright's Shop Season 27, Episode 9: Parallelogram Plant Stand

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Shelves that swing keep your plants in the sun on this Victorian contraption. Watch The Woodwright's Shop Season 27, Episode 9 Parallelogram Plant Stand in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of The Woodwright's Shop Season 27, Episode 9 and share your thoughts in the comments below!

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Episodes

13 episodes
1

Peter & the Box

Master joiner Peter Follansbee of Plymouth Plantation carves a 17th century “bible box.”
2

Ball & Socket Embroidery Stand Pt.1

Turn the base and shaft of an 18th century embroidery stand from Colonial Williamsburg.
3

Ball & Socket Embroidery Stand Pt.2

Steam bent hoops and wooden adjusting screws complete the embroidery stand.
4

Screw Box for Wooden Threads

Down and dirty metalworking forges the cutters to make wooden screws.
5

French Work Bench, Pt.1

This workbench from Provence uses puzzling dovetails to join the legs to the bench top.
6

French Work Bench, Pt.2

A tool chest, drawers and vises complete the workbench from Provence.
7

Violin Maker Joe Thrift

Meet a modern luthier who works with tools and techniques unchanged for centuries.
8

Candle Box With Secret Drawer

A sliding side reveals the hidden drawer on this missionary’s candle box.
9

Parallelogram Plant Stand

Shelves that swing keep your plants in the sun on this Victorian contraption.
10

German Woodcraft in America

Explore woodworking traditions of the Moravian settlers at Old Salem.
11

Woodworking With Tillers International

Ox yokes & timber-framing number among the projects at a school using low-tech solutions.
12

The Sordid Blacksmith

A Williamsburg blacksmith forges hinges following instructions in a 17th century manual.
13

Henry Ford’s Museum Village

Partake in a celebration of American innovation at Greenfield Village.