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Are the good times over at the NYW site? - Ohio Mike - 09-03-2017
For the last couple months the New Yankee Workshop web site has been slow to post weekly episodes of the classic show.
In July they removed the schedule that advertised the next 4 shows in queue and as of today (9/3/17) they haven't changed the "current" episode for almost 4 weeks.
For those who enjoy watching these classic shows like I do, the good times may be over.
Mike
RE: Are the good times over at the NYW site? - goaliedad - 09-03-2017
You tube. Lots of episodes
RE: Are the good times over at the NYW site? - Bentley - 09-03-2017
I like watching his show because Norm uses the tools I currently own.
RE: Are the good times over at the NYW site? - handi - 09-04-2017
Well, there are only three episodes up so far, but my show, Woodcademy TV, is available free on Amazon Prime. It is even free if you do not have a Prime account!
Plans for the projects featured on the show are also free to download, and I don't have a wide belt sander!
RE: Are the good times over at the NYW site? - efmrrt - 09-04-2017
(09-04-2017, 07:18 AM)handi Wrote: Well, there are only three episodes up so far, but my show, Woodcademy TV, is available free on Amazon Prime. It is even free if you do not have a Prime account!
Plans for the projects featured on the show are also free to download, and I don't have a wide belt sander!
Ralph,
I watched the first two episodes, pretty decent so far. I was a late comer to the Downton Abbey series and may have missed the Folding Breakfast Tray. Did enjoy the sitting, furniture, etc.
Looks like your putting out a half project a month? Will this be geared more for newbies, intermediates, etc?
Thanks,
Bud
RE: Are the good times over at the NYW site? - handi - 09-04-2017
(09-04-2017, 08:11 AM)efmrrt Wrote: Ralph,The plan is one episode per month with two episodes covering a project. Honestly, even that is taxing as shooting and editing a 1/2 hour program is a lot of work in addition to all the stuff I do to make money! My ultimate goal is to do this full time so I might get a season of 8-12 episodes up in 9 months, but that is a bit of a ways off yet.
I watched the first two episodes, pretty decent so far. I was a late comer to the Downton Abbey series and may have missed the Folding Breakfast Tray. Did enjoy the sitting, furniture, etc.
Looks like your putting out a half project a month? Will this be geared more for newbies, intermediates, etc?
Thanks,
Bud
By the way, if you have Amazon Prime, the entire Downton Abbey series is free to watch with your account.
RE: Are the good times over at the NYW site? - cvillewood - 09-05-2017
Handi- as I said in another post I liked the first couple shows, but you don't have to plug it in every possible thread!
RE: Are the good times over at the NYW site? - Admiral - 09-05-2017
(09-05-2017, 07:32 AM)cvillewood Wrote: Handi- as I said in another post I liked the first couple shows, but you don't have to plug it in every possible thread!
If Ralph can't plug on Woodnet, where can he plug???
Its a lot of work for him to do to produce a show, he should be proud.
RE: Are the good times over at the NYW site? - Handplanesandmore - 09-05-2017
(09-05-2017, 07:32 AM)cvillewood Wrote: Handi- as I said in another post I liked the first couple shows, but you don't have to plug it in every possible thread!
OMG. Is he trying to compare his show with NYW? I hope not.
It is fine to self promote, but to suggest that some other shows can replace NYW is laughable to say the least. It's almost like if someone couldn't afford a Sam Maloof rockler, I tell him to buy mine as they look similar.
Simon
RE: Are the good times over at the NYW site? - Alan S - 09-05-2017
(09-05-2017, 03:37 PM)Handplanesandmore Wrote: OMG. Is he trying to compare his show with NYW? I hope not.
It is fine to self promote, but to suggest that some other shows can replace NYW is laughable to say the least. It's almost like if someone couldn't afford a Sam Maloof rockler, I tell him to buy mine as they look similar.
Simon
Give him a break. He mentioned his show, of which he is justifiably proud, in a reasonable context, and then only replied to a query. All the other shows have been mentioned in threads talking about NYW, but his is too new to have been in the other threads.