Don Dean
01-16-2006, 12:17 PM
The Woodworking Channel is a new web site being developed for woodworkers. Here is some information about this site:
First – The Woodworking Channel will be free to watch.
Second – You will not need any special software or hardware to view the channel.
Third – There will not be any adware, spyware, or spam associated with the channel. We will also never distribute our email list to any third party.
The first time you tune-in, the site will automatically check your system settings to make sure you have a recent version of Internet Explorer and Windows Media Player installed. (The channel also supports Firefox and Netscape browsers. Safari will be available in about a month). While the site will work with a dial-up connection, those with a “broadband” or high-speed internet connection will be able to enjoy an even richer broadcast experience.
Their schedule will include some of your favorite woodworking shows from some of the most highly respected woodworkers around the world. You’ll enjoy classic episodes of The American Woodshop, The American Homeshop, The Router Workshop, The Great British Woodshop, Woodworking at Home Magazine as well as other productions, and they are continually working to bring even more instructional and entertaining woodworking video to The Woodworking Channel. They are also currently developing new, original programming that will be broadcast in the future.
The Woodworking Channel is being created by professional woodworkers with the woodworker of every level in mind. Their greatest desire is to provide programming that reflects the interests of our viewers, so we welcome any thoughts, ideas or suggestions.
www.thewoodworkingchannel.com (http://www.thewoodworkingchannel.com)
First – The Woodworking Channel will be free to watch.
Second – You will not need any special software or hardware to view the channel.
Third – There will not be any adware, spyware, or spam associated with the channel. We will also never distribute our email list to any third party.
The first time you tune-in, the site will automatically check your system settings to make sure you have a recent version of Internet Explorer and Windows Media Player installed. (The channel also supports Firefox and Netscape browsers. Safari will be available in about a month). While the site will work with a dial-up connection, those with a “broadband” or high-speed internet connection will be able to enjoy an even richer broadcast experience.
Their schedule will include some of your favorite woodworking shows from some of the most highly respected woodworkers around the world. You’ll enjoy classic episodes of The American Woodshop, The American Homeshop, The Router Workshop, The Great British Woodshop, Woodworking at Home Magazine as well as other productions, and they are continually working to bring even more instructional and entertaining woodworking video to The Woodworking Channel. They are also currently developing new, original programming that will be broadcast in the future.
The Woodworking Channel is being created by professional woodworkers with the woodworker of every level in mind. Their greatest desire is to provide programming that reflects the interests of our viewers, so we welcome any thoughts, ideas or suggestions.
www.thewoodworkingchannel.com (http://www.thewoodworkingchannel.com)