New Yankee Workshop Episode 2114

In this episode (originally aired in 1998), building an Irish table, Norm used the following tools:

• Angle Wright A20 height gauge
• Bessey K-Body clamps
• Bessey Tradesman clamps
• Biesemeyer T-square fence
• Claw hammer
• Delta 14-600 mortiser
• Delta 17-900 drill press
• Delta 28-280 band saw
• Delta 34-182 tenoning jig
• Delta 34-895 miter guage
• Delta DC-33 planer
• Delta DJ-15 jointer
• Drill-N-Drive bits
• Flush cutting saw
• Framing Square
• Hitachi DS10DVA cordless drill
• Lamello Top 20 biscuit joiner
• Lamello Dosicol glue bottle
• Porter-Cable 73xx random orbit sander
• Porter-Cable 333 random orbit sander
• Porter-Cable 345 SawBoss
• Porter-Cable 691 router
• Porter-Cable 862 cordless drill
• Porter-Cable LaserLoc miter saw
• Putty knife
• Router table (shop built)
• Star oscillating spindle sander
• Taper jig (shop built)
• Unisaw
• Unifence
• Oak insert table saw insert
• Wagner L606 Moisture Meter

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

Norm built a new version of the tapering jig in this episode.

For the first time (at the time of the original broadcast) since getting the new Unisaw, Norm slid the arm on the Unifence back in order to use it as a gauge block for making shoulder cuts.

The try square and dead blow hammer were in view and clearly had been used, but weren't actually demonstrated in this episode.

The safety speech included video of a crosscut operation on the radial arm saw.

Norm included a warning about long sleeves in his safety speech.

Field trip was to Celtic Pine Antiques, Nantucket, Massachusetts.

New material for this project filmed on 16 July 2008.

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