What WoodWorking shows do you DVR?

[Ben Martin]

LOML and I just switched to DirecTV and was setting up my DVR which got me wondering if there was any other shows out there that I don't know about. So far I have it set up to record NYW, Woodsmith Shop and WoodWrights Shop. Wood Works doesn't even show up anymore on the list....

What do all of you record?

[Jerome Hanby]

My sorry PBS affiliate shows none of those shows except NYWS, and they preempt it about half the time. DIY basically shows nothing woodworking related anymore, only thing I tivo from them is Renovation Realities. I get Holmes on Homes from one of the other channels.

[Matt Meiser]

That's all I have set, woodworking related. Wood Works hasn't been produced in years. Even when they were still running it, it was all reruns so I dropped it off my list quite some time ago because I'd seen them all.

[Jim Rimmer]

I don't have a DVR but if I did I would try to get the Red Green Show. It's better than anything on HGTV. :D

[Jason White]

Not much out there to DVR anymore as far as woodworking shows.

The ones I do record are Scott Phillips (American Woodshop) and New Yankee. Both air regularly on the PBS "Create" channel. Woodturning Workshop is another one I've seen on Create. You'll find Create over-the-air, or in some digital cable packages.

Jason


LOML and I just switched to DirecTV and was setting up my DVR which got me wondering if there was any other shows out there that I don't know about. So far I have it set up to record NYW, Woodsmith Shop and WoodWrights Shop. Wood Works doesn't even show up anymore on the list....

What do all of you record?

[John Pratt]

LOML tells me that I watch woodworking shows like some men watch porn or sports. Can't really argue, thank goodness for DVR. I can't get enough, even if it is something I have seen before. I just watched the instruction and tips video for the Kreg Pocket hole jig system 4 times.

[Matt Meiser]

...I watch woodworking shows like some men watch porn...

That's something I definitely don't want to see. :eek:

[Gene Howe]

All we can get is NYWS. All the others went poof.
It's OK, though. I get more done in the shop, now.

[Rod Sheridan]

I frequently time shift Norm, unfortunately Roy isn't available, he's been replaced by 3 guys who show you how use a tablesaw, or some other such stuff.

Pretty poor selection in Toronto, someone needs to produce a good woodworking show with an emphasis on high end work, involving lots of hand tools.

Regards, Rod.

[Rob Mathis]

I have not see a good wood working since Woodworks with David Marks

:(

[Keith Christopher]

New Yankee

Woodsmith shop

American woodworker

[Rod Upfold]

You mean that there are still some on TV...I thought all of them were dropped and time slots were given o home decorating.


Rod

[Mark Elmer]

Yes, it's pretty sad. The current trend in "entertainment" has to include conflict, drama and tantrums. :confused:

They call it "reality tv" nothing could be further from the truth.

[Ben Martin]

New Yankee

Woodsmith shop

American woodworker

American Woodshop (as it came up) is a new one to me, thanks!!

[Mark Maleski]

I watch them all, but my wife wonders why when I complain so much about them. Honestly, if I need a vicarious woodworking fix I find podcasts to be a better option (TChisel is one good example).

[Jason White]

Oh yeah -- I forgot about that one. It's called "The Woodsmith Shop," also on PBS. That's the other one that I record on the DVR. It's an "OK" show, not the best. Not project-focused enough for me.

Jason


I frequently time shift Norm, unfortunately Roy isn't available, he's been replaced by 3 guys who show you how use a tablesaw, or some other such stuff.

Pretty poor selection in Toronto, someone needs to produce a good woodworking show with an emphasis on high end work, involving lots of hand tools.

Regards, Rod.