The Highland Woodworker
is Web TV for woodworkers,
premiering in February
Keep an eye out for an email that
you'll receive from us next week!
When it arrives, click on the link provided and watch the premiere episode of our new show, The
Highland Woodworker, which will take you behind the scenes with woodworking legend Roy Underhill.
The Highland Woodworker is a quarterly web-based woodworking magazine show produced in HD for
woodworkers like yourself. Our host will be well-known chairmaker Charles Brock. Your free
subscription will bring you stories and insights from your favorite woodworking gurus who will both
inspire you give you ideas for improving your work. You'll also learn more about tools,
supplies and resources that will help you become a better woodworker.
The Winter 2012 episode of
The Highland Woodworker's
"Moment with a Master" will take you to Roy
Underhill's shop and home in Pittsboro, North Carolina for a look under his famous hat and an
opportunity to find out some things you never knew about Roy. He'll share the secret that 30 years
ago helped him persuade television executive to agree to begin producing "The Woodwright's Shop".
Another featured segment profiles how Whiteside Machine Company grew from its humble origins in a NC
basement shop to become the maker of the World's #1 rated router bit, right here in America.
"Bert The Wood Expert" will tell you all you need to know about selecting walnut for your next
project.
In this episode the "Toolbox" segment examines the many uses and styles of workbenches, and makes a
case for the importance of a good workbench in your shop.
The "Big Finish" portion of the show will investigate a new wood finishing system that just might be
perfect for your next project.
We invite you to send us a photo of yourself alongside one of your woodworking projects, and we'll
include it on a future show in the "I'm a Highland Woodworker" segment.
When it arrives next week, we hope you'll share the link with your woodworking buddies, and that you'll all enjoy watching "The
Highland Woodworker"!
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