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The New Yankee Workshop was an American instructional television program that aired on PBS from 1989 to 2009. Hosted by master carpenter Norm Abram, the show demonstrated advanced furniture-making and woodworking techniques from a dedicated workshop. Each episode featured the step-by-step construction of a specific project, ranging from tables and chairs to cabinets, utilizing both traditional hand tools and modern power machinery. The program is designed for dedicated woodworkers seeking in-depth instruction on classic joinery, structural integrity, and workshop safety.
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The New Yankee Workshop ranks #66 of 216 in the Instructional Video ranking, behind Pro Home Cooks, ahead of The Wood Whisperer.
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Who hosted The New Yankee Workshop?
The long-running woodworking program was hosted by master carpenter Norm Abram. He famously wore a flannel shirt and guided viewers through complex furniture-making projects.
When did The New Yankee Workshop air on television?
The instructional television program aired on PBS from 1989 to 2009. It maintained a dedicated following over its 20-year run on public broadcasting.
What was the name of Norm Abram's workshop in the show?
The show was filmed in a purpose-built workshop setting famously referred to as The New Yankee Workshop. It was stocked with a vast array of professional-grade power tools and hand tools.
Is The New Yankee Workshop related to This Old House?
Yes, the show was a spin-off of the popular home renovation series 'This Old House'. Norm Abram originally gained fame as the head carpenter on 'This Old House' before getting his own program.
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