443 3301 "Rachell's Standing Desk" September 2013
Give your butt joints a break with the tenons and dovetails that connect this pine standing desk from Pennsylvania.
444 3302 "Rachell's Standing Desk 2" 2013
The miter-clamped breadboard end makes a broad desktop that always stays flat.
445 3303 "The Venerable Bead" 2013
Roy Underhill demonstrates how to cut bead moldings with hand planes for corners that look sharp and last longer.
446 3304 "Carving Away with Mary May" 2013
Classical carver Mary May provides a lesson on woodcarving and a proper rebuke for edge tool abuse!
447 3305 "Swinging Saw Vise" 2013
Roy duplicates the beveled bridle joints and chamfered chops of an old saw-sharpening vise
448 3306 "Sharpen That Saw!" 2013
Using giant model rip and crosscut saws, Roy demonstrates how to correctly sharpen handsaws
449 3307 "Combination Planes" 2013
Roy attempts to replace a chest of molding planes with one complex metal contraption.
450 3308 "Joined Chest with Peter Follansbee" 2013
The master joiner of Plymouth Plantation shows how to frame a small, mortised, and tenoned chest in the old English style.
451 3309 "Paneled Chest with Peter Follansbee" 2013
A master joiner shows Roy how to make and fit the beveled panels and storage till into a framed chest from the Pilgrim era.
452 3310 "Early Iron with Peter Ross" 2013
Master blacksmith Peter Ross shows how to forge iron hinges and locks from the earliest days of the American experience.
453 3311 "Try Square with Christopher Schwarz" 2013
Chris Schwarz shows Roy how to measure up with an English try square based on the examples in the famous Benjamin Seaton tool chest.
454 3312 "Dutch Tool Chest with Christopher Schwarz" 2013
Learn to make the simple and useful Dutch tool chest with its characteristic 30-degree slanted lid.
455 3313 "Big Ash Mallet!" 2013
With ash head and hickory handle, Roy shows how to make a proper joiner's mallet for the ages.

456 3401 "Taming The Timber Bench" September 2014
Your legs will stay tight in this German carpenter's bench built with stopped sliding dovetails.
457 3402 "Pinch Rod and Squeezy Blocks" 2014
This pair of sliding diagonal rods with copper collars will help you get your chests square.
458 3403 "Tapered Tail Tripod Table 1" 2014
Walnut legs riven from the log begin this table inspired by the 19th century Dominy workshops.
459 3404 "Tapered Tail Tripod Table 2" 2014
A walnut burl top and some tricky turning make tapered dovetails for our three-legged table.
460 3405 "Viceless Devices" 2014
From the holdfast to the birdsmouth, Roy explores wondrous ways to grip the grain.
461 3406 "Daring Diagonal Dovetails" 2014
Learn to cut the rising diagonal dovetail for corners that are stronger and striking.
462 3407 "Shop Class Tabouret" 2014
The old shop-class plant stand joined with half-laps and dowels teaches us to focus on the grain.
463 3408 "Campaign Furniture" 2014
Campaign furniture made for travel to the far-flung reaches of the Empire are highlighted.
464 3409 "Fitting Brass" 2014
Discover how to fit brass corners and hardware flush with the surfaces of Campaign furniture.
465 3410 "The Crotch and the Horse" 2014
An old shaving horse from the Virginia mountains showcases the strength of natural shapes in timber.
466 3411 "Dovetail Saw" 2014
Tom Calisto makes a brass-backed hand saw perfect for the finest dovetails or the toughest tenons.
467 3412 "Tempered Steel" 2014
Peter Ross shows how to forge, weld and temper tool steel for cutting edges that stay sharp longer.
468 3413 "Woodwright! - The Musical" 2014
The Underhill Rose band joins Roy in the shop for a musical misadventure.

469 3501 "Rocky Bentwood Cradle Show" 19 September 2015
Part 1 of 2. A rocking cradle modeled after one spotted in the Grand Bazaar of Istanbul is crafted in the Season 35 premiere.
470 3502 "Rocky Bentwood Cradle Show II" 26 September 2015
Conclusion. A rocking cradle is completed with pine sides and rockers. A lathe-turned carrier bar joins it all together.
471 3503 "Stamp Out Cookie Carving!" 3 October 2015
How to carve springerle cookie molds.
472 3504 "Double Drawer Shaker Table" 10 October 2015
How to cut the mortise and tenon joints for the legs and frame of a Shaker table.
473 3505 "Groovers & Shakers" 17 October 2015
The dovetailed and grooved construction techniques found inside Shaker drawers are detailed.
474 3506 "Turning Shaker Knobs" 24 October 2015
Cherry knobs for Shaker furniture are turned on a foot-powered lathe. Also: finishing a joined table top.
475 3507 "Cross Cut Conundrum" 31 October 2015
How to use a cross-cutting wood saw.
476 3508 "Bowl Carving With Peter Follansbee" 7 November 2015
Large bowls are made from poplar and sycamore wood.
477 3509 "Hollows & Rounds" 14 November 2015
A look at making and using wooden hollows and rounds.
478 3510 "Welsh Stick Chair" 21 November 2015
How to make a Welsh stick chair, which is a country cousin to the Windsor chair.
479 3511 "Welsh Stick Chair II" 28 November 2015
Work on the Welsh stick chair continues. Included: shaping the spindles and back.
480 3512 "Tool Smithing With Peter Ross" 5 December 2015
Making dividers, calipers and turning tools with forge and anvil.
481 3513 "Plain Pine Box" 12 December 2015
How to make a traditional pine coffin.

482 3601 "Van Gogh's Chair" 17 September 2016
Roy brings Vincent Van Gogh's masterpiece back to life as a post impressionist (and rung) version of his famous chair.
483 3602 "Sliding Lid Boxes" 24 September 2016
Roy shows how to create easy-to-make wooden gift boxes with mitered corners and lids that slide in grooves.
484 3603 "Carved Oak Desk Box" 1 October 2016
Master of Pilgrim-century furniture Peter Follansbee joins Roy to make a slope-lidded, carved box from carved white and red oak.
485 3604 "Waving Arm Whirlygigs" 8 October 2016
Figures from history including Benjamin Franklin and Muhammad Ali inspire Roy's new line of waving arm wooden whirlygigs.
486 3605 "Wedged Tusk Tenon" 15 October 2016
Roy and workbench builder Will Myers test out the strength of the classic wedged mortise and tenon joint for take-apart furniture.
487 3606 "Swedish Shrink Box" 22 October 2016
Woodworker Peter Follansbee shows Roy Underhill how to make Swedish shrink boxes from hollowed wood with inserted bottoms.
488 3607 "Saw Like a Butterfly!" 29 October 2016
The great poet-athlete Muhammad Ali inspires the best lessons in woodworking – Saw Like a Butterfly, Plane Like a Bee!
489 3608 "Firewood Carrier" 5 November 2016
Chair-maker Elia Bizzarri shows Roy how to make a split oak firewood carrier inspired by the classic wooden harvest rake.
490 3609 "Double Casement Window" 12 November 2016
Roy Underhill makes a double, swinging casement window using wooden planes and premium pine.
491 3610 "Tool Chest Hinges & Latch" 19 November 2016
How to forge hinges and latches for a replica tool chest.
492 3611 "Tool Chest From Bristol" 26 November 2016
How to dovetail a stout, sloped top tool chest.
493 3612 "Roman Work Bench" 3 December 2016
The secrets of the ancient Roman woodworker's bench.
494 3613 "Staked Furniture" 10 December 2016
How a plank with inserted legs can become a chair, table or bench.

495–410 3701 "Who Wrote the Book of Sloyd?" 24 August 2017
Sloyd, the late 19th century Swedish system of learning woodworking was intended to develop skilled, industrious, and morally upstanding citizens. We’ll give it a try, and hope it’s not too late for us!
This is a repeat of 410, Season 30 Episode 7.[8]
496–387 3702 "Holly Wood Spectaculars" 25 August 2017
Steve Latta shows how to create decorative veneer patterns using oval engines, sharp knives, and patient perfectionism.
This is a repeat of 387, Season 28 Episode 11.
471–417 3703 "The Roubo Bookstand" 25 August 2017
One piece of walnut makes a beautiful bookstand as we follow the formula of an old French master.
This is a repeat of 417, Season 31 Episode 1.
472–430 3704 "Rise of the Machines!" 25 August 2017
Why do it by hand – when you can do it by foot? Roy Underhill gets caught up in a bevy of century-old, foot-powered woodworking machines.
This is a repeat of 430, Season 32 Episode 1.
473–421 3505 "Hand Plane Essentials with Chris Schwarz" 19 September 2017
Learn how to make gleaming surfaces, tight joints and crisp moldings through perfect planing.
This is a repeat of 421, Season 31 Episode 5.
474–455 3706 "Big Ash Mallet!" 19 September 2017
Make a proper joiner’s mallet and you’ll never be lonely again! With ash head and hickory handle, Roy shows how to make a mallet for the ages.
This is a repeat of 455, Season 33 Episode 13.
475–446 3507 "Carving Away with Mary May" 19 September 2017
Classical carver Mary May gives Roy his first lessons on woodcarving – along with a proper rebuke for edge tool abuse!
This is a repeat of 446, Season 33 Episode 4.
476–391 3708 "Dovetailed Grease Pot" 19 September 2017
Walnut and boxwood make a little box with a secret lock to stash the woodworker’s pal.
This is a repeat of 391, Season 29 Episode 1.

"This book, 'The Anarchist's Tool Chest,' paints a world where woodworking tools are at the center of an ethical life filled with creating furniture that will last for generations. It makes the case that you can build almost anything with a kit of fewer than 50 high-quality tools, and it shows you how to select real working tools, regardless of their vintage or brand name" --

Everything you need to use your handplanes! There is no woodworking tool that's more satisfying, quick and precise to use as a handplane. Planes can process timber in its rough state, bring boards up to a glimmering smoothness, cut rabbets, dados, grooves and other joints, and trim wood with a precision that has yet to be matched by power tools. Yet many woodworkers--both beginners and professionals--are intimidated by choosing the right tool, sharpening its cutter and putting it to use. And that's why Christopher Schwarz wrote this book. "Handplane Essentials" contains everything you need to choose the right tool for your budget and projects, take it out of the box, sharpen it and use it successfully. The chapters in this book have been compiled from more than 10 years of the author's writing on the subject of handplanes in magazines, trade journals and blogs.

Absorbing book describes, in detail, farm tools and kitchen implements and how they were made. Includes devices used by curriers, wheelwrights, coopers, blacksmiths, loggers, tanners, coachmakers, and other craftsmen of the pre-industrial age. An informal, expressively written book for cultural historians, woodcrafters, and Americana enthusiasts. 184 black-and-white illustrations.

The Anarchist's Design Book is a worthy sequel to Christopher Schwarz' 2011 best seller, The Anarchist's Tool Chest. It is the result of four years of difficult work researching early furniture forms, building them, redesigning them and then building them again (and again).
Chris notes that most of the classic American furniture that we celebrate today as the pinnacle of design represented in fact a tiny proportion of the furniture forms historically built, bought and sold by ordinary Americans and their ancestors.
The Anarchist's Design Book explores 11 classic furniture forms that run the gamut from beds, dining tables, chairs, chests, desks and shelving. These forms use two main construction techniques -- staked and boarded. They are simple for the beginner, do not require a lot of tools, and can be used to produce objects that have endured centuries of hard use.
However this isn’t really a book of plans. The Anarchist’s Design Book shows you the overarching patterns behind these 11 pieces. It gives you the road map for designing your own pieces (which is what we did before we had plans.)
The Anarchist’s Design Book is 456 pages that are sewn for long-term durability. The book is 8" x 10", casebound and sheathed in thick hardback boards that are covered in cotton cloth. The edges of all the pages have been painted with black paint to protect them from moisture and damage – a detail common on early books. Like all Lost Art Press books, The Anarchist’s Design Book is produced and printed entirely in the United States.