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The Woodwright's Shop (1980)

Season 3 • Episode 7 • Whimsy Diddling

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The Woodwright's Shop Season 3, Episode 7: Whimsy Diddling

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Join Roy as he walks you through the process for making a Gee Haw Wimmey Diddle, a quintessential mountain folk toy, along and a willow whistle. Watch The Woodwright's Shop Season 3, Episode 7 Whimsy Diddling in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of The Woodwright's Shop Season 3, Episode 7 and share your thoughts in the comments below!

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Episodes

13 episodes
1

Inner Woodworking

Observe as Roy looks at the mechanics of wood and how a trees’ growth affects how you work wood once you have it in your shop.

29 min
2

Workbench (Part I)

Roy hand-crafts the frame for a massive, classic workbench using pegged and keyed mortise-and-tenon construction.

29 min
3

Workbench (Part II)

Roy finishes the workbench started in the previous episode.

29 min
5

Blanket Chest

Follow along as Roy builds a stunning nailed-together, six-board blanket chest with an interior till.

29 min
6

Simple Gifts

Watch and learn as Roy builds three simple gift projects, including a flapping duck toy, a small pine knock-down bench and a wooden egg beater.

29 min
7

Whimsy Diddling

Join Roy as he walks you through the process for making a Gee Haw Wimmey Diddle, a quintessential mountain folk toy, along and a willow whistle.

29 min
8

Furniture Carving

Watch as Roy’s guest Colonial Williamsburg’s Wallace Gusler talks about the techniques and tools needed for carved furniture.

29 min
9

Whetstone Quarry

Take a trip with Roy through the geological history of whetstones, then head out on a hunt for rough materials to make your own whetstone for sharpening.

29 min
10

The Gunsmith

Spend time with Roy and gunsmith Gary Brumfield of Colonial Williamsburg as they discuss the steps to making a handcrafted 18th-century-style rifle.

29 min
11

Wood for the Weaver

Discover details about some of the traditional wooden implements used by weavers, including spinning wheels, clock reels and niddy noddys; and watch as Roy makes a swift and a tape loom.

29 min
12

The Luthier

Join Roy in learning the techniques and processes used to create a violin in the 18th century.

29 min
4

Cooper’s Bucket

With some help a couple of coopers from Colonial Williamsburg, Roy shows the steps to creating a cooper’s bucket.

29 min
13

The Basket Makers

Watch as Roy Black and Robert Watson show Roy how to make round-bottom and flat-bottom white oak baskets, starting from a log and using only hand tools.

29 min