Name: DOWNLOAD: "Building the Portable Moravian Workbench with Will Myers" in HD
SKU: DD-T7637
Price: 39.99 USD
Availability: InStock

DOWNLOAD: “Building the Portable Moravian Workbench with Will Myers” in HD

$39.99

Build this historic, sturdy, affordable, & portable Moravian workbench with this step-by-step tutorial!

Will Myers & Joshua Farnsworth offer a visually stunning and very detailed video about how to build the historical Moravian Workbench. This video is comprehensive enough for even beginners to successfully follow along and build a Moravian Workbench of their own. Filmed on location in Roy Underhill’s Woodwright’s School in Pittsboro, North Carolina, Will shows how to make this 18th Century Moravian Workbench with only traditional woodworking hand tools. Will simplifies the complicated workbench building process, including wood selection, layout, hand tool use, joinery, tusk tenons, advance dovetails, and much more! SEE PREVIEW VIDEO BELOW…

Description

WATCH HOW FAST THE BENCH GETS ASSEMBLED:

FEATURES

High Definition MP4 Digital Video Download (or you can purchase the physical DVD here)
Should be playable on all TV’s, computers, & digital devices (although, use a computer to download as customers have trouble downloading & unzipping with mobile devices).
Step-by-step detailed instructions & plans
Geared toward beginner hand tool woodworkers
Nearly 7 Hours of detailed instruction
Filmed at Roy Underhill’s The Woodwright’s School

FREE MORAVIAN WORKBENCH PLANS AND FREE MORAVIAN WORKBENCH CUT LIST

Click here for the free Moravian workbench plans and Free Moravian Workbench cut list and resources for the Moravian Workbench

ABOUT THE HOST

Will Myers is an expert furniture maker from North Carolina, who specializes in building reproduction furniture with historical hand tools. Will is featured in the best-selling DVD “Building the Portable Moravian Workbench with Will Myers” and on the PBS TV show “The Woodwright’s Shop”. He also teaches woodworking classes at Roy Underhill’s “Woodwright’s School” and the “Wood And Shop Traditional Woodworking School”.