Anyone else feel compelled to repeat after Norm when he starts in on, “let’s take a moment to talk about shop safety…”? I have done it for years and still do it every time I watch his videos.
And 30 years later, instead of "toenailing" the diagonal of the gate, we would use a Kreg pocket hole screw. It is interesting to go back and watch these videos and see where we might change what Norm did with more current techniques.
I love this episode. Yes, I have admired the fences and gate style at Colonial Williamsburg too and plan to incorporate that into my own place. I'm glad to see this video. And wow, 1991-92 season. That's been a few days ago. Thanks for publishing this.
Love this show. Used to watch growing up. So interesting to see how different life was back in the day when we didn't have to worry about termites. Is there a time machine I can get on. One way ticket please.
I miss it too. I watched the show every weekend. I’m not a woodworker, but I just love watching Norm build some amazing things. I’m into building Lego sets, and whenever I work on one I have an episode of The New Yankee Workshop in the background. Gives me the feel like I’m a carpenter
9:59 I'm thinking about making a fence like this. Only thing I'd do differently is after beveling the tops, I'd cut a long shallow cove in the sides for an accent.
9:59 I wonder if it woud be worth it to cut a drip edge saw kerf on the underside of that 2x4? You’re already at the tablesaw - probably couldn’t hurt.
Can't wait until ordinary people can afford to buy their homes again in America. I'm totally gonna build the fence with the random width boards and sawtooth pattern.
I have always loved Norm's work no matter what he made. A true craftsman and artist. A master craftsman .
Anyone else feel compelled to repeat after Norm when he starts in on, “let’s take a moment to talk about shop safety…”? I have done it for years and still do it every time I watch his videos.
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All the time. If I do something quick without glasses I hear about it
The style of fences, is only limited to your imagination. I think all of them are cool.
Pretty cool Colonial Fence Norm Abram.
“A couple of dozen for each panel” Very inspiring!
Ah, the debut of the dedicated mortiser!
Norm is the best!
23:00 And if you go to the New Yankee Workshop today you can still see Norms truck that he trapped back there when he built the fence...
I used to watch your your TV series, scheduled my Sunday so that I wouldn’t miss any of them. This is what got me into woodworking as a hobby
And 30 years later, instead of "toenailing" the diagonal of the gate, we would use a Kreg pocket hole screw.
It is interesting to go back and watch these videos and see where we might change what Norm did with more current techniques.
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2:50 and in a pinch you can pull the weight and chain off the fence and stuff it into a canon.
I love this episode. Yes, I have admired the fences and gate style at Colonial Williamsburg too and plan to incorporate that into my own place. I'm glad to see this video.
And wow, 1991-92 season. That's been a few days ago.
Thanks for publishing this.
Love this show. Used to watch growing up.
So interesting to see how different life was back in the day when we didn't have to worry about termites. Is there a time machine I can get on. One way ticket please.
How I miss this
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I miss it too. I watched the show every weekend. I’m not a woodworker, but I just love watching Norm build some amazing things. I’m into building Lego sets, and whenever I work on one I have an episode of The New Yankee Workshop in the background. Gives me the feel like I’m a carpenter
without a doubt the best channel in which I am subscribed and it is a pleasure to be able to enjoy the original channel Greetings from Mexico
Good fences make good neighbors ~Robert Frost
Rest in peace Russ
9:59 I'm thinking about making a fence like this. Only thing I'd do differently is after beveling the tops, I'd cut a long shallow cove in the sides for an accent.
3:47\ That's probably why you had 6 months to get a fence around your property. You started on that first day and just about finished 6 months later.
Still the benchmark for hobbiest instruction.
Now we need some UA-camr to make a section of that mortise and tenon fence with just hand tools.
9:59 I wonder if it woud be worth it to cut a drip edge saw kerf on the underside of that 2x4? You’re already at the tablesaw - probably couldn’t hurt.
I did not recognize norm without his plaid.
Good catch. He returned to it on Day Two.
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Russ, did you know that Picketts are the industry standard in most outdoor fencing for those modern homes, these days?
I wonder what they … charge? (Sorry, was that joke … beyond the pale?)
You should were ear protection
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Can't wait until ordinary people can afford to buy their homes again in America. I'm totally gonna build the fence with the random width boards and sawtooth pattern.
Does he ever answer questions?.
Nope! It was filmed from 1989-2009.
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@@gvi341984 Rarely. Russ is 86 and also retired. We try our best :)
Yes
I haven’t seen one.
"It's a look" must be the most insulting thing Norm Abram could say about something.