Bedside Cupboard | S8 E1 *

[@tomgardner2638]

I miss watching new episodes of TNYW. I sure do appreciate them being posted. I met Norm once at a grand opening of Home Depot in West Mifflin PA. Very nice man.

[@167curly]

Being a thrifty soul myself, I really like seeing Norm repurposing old salvaged lumber. That night table/cupboard is delightful.

[@RYwoodview]

Miss you, Norm!

[@donaldlembo1263]

Such wonderful memories watching this. Thank You for making these classic shows available again.

[@michaelzsizseri8015]

Really like watching you work, norm. I've learned so much through the years from you. Thank you very much, glad to have found this channel on KZbin.👍👍🙏

[@tonywebb3867]

Thanks for the old videos! They seem better the second time around!

[@awade4232]

The bedside cupboard is a great little project. I don't recall seeing this one when the show was on the air. Thanks for posting this lost episode.

[@lawrencevalliajr]

It's always nice to see a great craftsman at work

[@mikekz4489]

That is a fine looking little cupboard.

[@wdwtx2.0]

You can't beat old wood.

[@Niagra2011]

Always liked this piece! Thanks Norm! Thanks Russ!

[@AngieWilliamsDesigns]

This turned out great. I love the look of the old wood.

[@christopherstein106]

Thank you for posting the bedside cupboard It looks like we are now at the 1996 season and I am so looking forward to the 1996 router table and the Paymasters desk.

[@chuckfrain8111]

Thanks to you Russ and also to Norm for helping out create some fond memories for me growing up with this and TOH. I picked up some cherry wood over the weekend and did the initial milling to start building the library table Norm built. Looking forward to the process.

[@roman_le]

You gave me an idea for my next project, thank you!

[@HaywoodVapeReviews]

Thank you.

[@chipperkeithmgb]

Made one about twenty years ago from a big pitch pine beam from a Oxford collage I was working at in England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@NETWizzJbirk]

Please bring Norm back with R Morash together to build something simpler like that chair. It would be incredible.

[@user-gh2pp5qe1n]

Thank you sir for bringing back your old shows, just proves that a good woodworking show will always be informative and classic ❤❤❤. Don't get to watch This old house much anymore sir Don't know if you still do cameos on the informative version anymore, Ask this old house.

[@mrpiccolo23]

I have built some of the projects with the plans, others without. Interesting to see that there was no plan for this one. (Easy enough to figure it out of course.) Great piece. I plan to make something similar for a friend.

[@kenlynch6332]

👍👍👍👍 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@davidmccrory5604]

Sometimes I wonder if there a better master craftsman than norm .........nar !

[@chipperkeithmgb]

I made one out of pitch pine a big beam out of a college in Oxford that was being thrown out

[@MrSwanley]

I wonder if the variations in naming led to this one getting mislaid? In my notes (I assume from tv listings of the time in the UK) this was recorded as "Night table". I'm sure I've also seen "Bedside Table". Now it seems to called "Bedside Cupboard" - but anyway great to see it back, thank you for recovering it. There seems to be several problems with S8, e.g. I believe episodes 3, 6 and 13 are all hard to find. For some reason they were always skipped in the broadcast schedule. 13 was the original router table, I do have it but it's not great quality (I had it on a PAL VHS tape which I've since digitized and cleaned up a bit).

[@BillMulholland1]

👍

[@WeatherEnthusiast]

Anyone else feel like we Norm down because we’ll never be able to make anything remotely similar to what he makes

[@bryangulledge]

Where the amazon link for that spring loaded punch at 21:54? What kind of youtube channel is this? Just kidding, Thanks for posting these videos Russ!

[@user-bu1fk3bu2w]

pbs

[@brettkoeshall2325]

Bring Norm Abram out of retirement.

[@newyankeeworkshop]

He's having too much fun 😄

[@SATXREM]

Before we use any power tools let’s take a moment to talk about shop safety. Be sure to read, understand, and follow all the safety rules that come with your power tools. Knowing how to use your power tools properly will greatly reduce the risk of personal injury. And remember this: There is no more important safety rule than to wear these safety glasses.

[@user-zy3nv1jy1m]

Vision is overrated

[@WilsonJohnson-cf1ct]

I miss Norrman as well