Norm spends the first nine episodes performing a kitchen remodel for series creator, Russell Morash. He also builds an Adirondack chair, table, and footrest, an all-weather loveseat, an upholstered lolling chair, and a Queen Anne-style tap table.
1. Kitchen Cabinet Basics - Part 1
Aired: Jan 5, 2008In this introductory program, Norm visits a state-of-the-art "kitchen lab" wh...
2. Kitchen Cabinet Basics - Part 2
Aired: Jan 12, 2008In this introductory program, Norm visits a state-of-the-art "kitchen lab" wh...
3. Kitchen Project: The Hot Wall
Aired: Jan 19, 2008The "Hot Wall" - or the cabinetry surrounding the built-in double oven, range...
4. Kitchen Project: The Wet Wall
Aired: Jan 26, 2008The "Wet Wall" features the necessary cabinets around the sink and dishwasher...
5. Kitchen Project: The Pantry
Aired: Feb 2, 2008The pantry is perhaps the hardest working unit in any kitchen. A good plan, a...
6. Kitchen Project: The Kitchen Office
Aired: Feb 9, 2008The "Kitchen Office" is the communications center of the house. Here, Norm cr...
7. Kitchen Project: The Island
Aired: Feb 16, 2008"There's a lot happening on this island," jokes Norm. And he means it. Clad i...
Aired: Feb 23, 2008 The small wet bar is a distinct change of pace from the other elements in the...
9. Kitchen Project: Finish and Install
Aired: Mar 1, 2008Often the weak link in home shop built kitchens is getting a professional fin...
Aired: Mar 8, 2008 In the beginning of The New Yankee Workshop there was the Adirondack Chair (S...
Aired: Mar 15, 2008 A popular trend finds folks sitting in cushioned comfort on sofas and chairs ...
Aired: Mar 22, 2008 When reading the Declaration of Independence, no doubt some of our founding f...
Aired: Mar 29, 2008 Norm visits historic Portsmouth, New Hampshire to track down a table he wants...
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