New Yankee Workshop Episode 110

In this episode, building a candle stand, Norm used the following tools:

• Back saw, brass backed
• Bessey Tradesman clamps
• C-clamps
• Chisel
• Craftsman radial arm saw
• Dead blow hammer
• Drill-n-Drive bits
• Elu drill
• Elu router
• Framing square
• Glue scraper
• Roller glue bottle
• Jorgensen pipe clamps
• Makita 2114C bandsaw
• Makita 3601 D-handle router
• Makita router edge guide
• Makita 6095 cordless drill
• Makita BO4510 pad sander
• Panel cutting jig
• Porter-Cable router table
• ShopSmith belt sanding station
• Shopsmith drillpress
• Sanding drum for drillpress
• Shopsmith lathe
• Shopsmith lathe duplicater
• Shopsmith planer
• Unisaw
• Original insert
• Utility knife

Throughout Season One, a warning chyron appeared on screen concerning the use of a blade guard when operating a table saw.

Items in bold represent the first appearance of that particular tool.

Norm introduced us to a pad used to hold pieces while routing. It looks much like carpet pad, and was all the rage at woodworking shows in the '90s. They don't seem to be around anymore, replaced by much more effective pads.

Norm built a jig for routing dovetails in the base of the stand.

Field trip was to Hancock Shaker Village in Pittsfield, Massachusetts.

This episode was processed based on the full length original broadcast by PBS.