In the winter of 2007, I travled to North Carolina to shoot another episode of Roy Underhill’s PBS program on woodworking, “The Woodwright’s Shop.” I brought along some carved boxes, and we ran down the process as quickly as we could.
I don’t have television here at home, and even if I did, the local PBS does not carry Roy’s program. Some places do, some don’t. But you can view non-current episodes on the web. The link is:
July 8, 2008 at 9:48 am
Great idea with the blog, Peter. I am sure many folks will enjoy following your work here. I enjoyed your episode on the WW Shop. One of my favorites along with Don Weber’s episodes. I had the pleasure of meeting and talking a bit with Roy a few weeks ago at a show in Erie. I have admired his books for a long time. Being a public speaker at times, you may be interested in his non-woodworking book called “Kruschev’s Shoe.” Good stuff.