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Seen a few of these on discovery shed, couple of english guys normally. Only a half hour show but a few good tips and easy watching.


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lagi wrote:
Seen a few of these on discovery shed, couple of english guys normally. Only a half hour show but a few good tips and easy watching.



:dunno: Looks like a resounding "NO" then Lagi....

until discovery is available on freeview/freesat I won't be watching.. :wink:

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I watched them a couple of years ago. If it is the one with Anton it is very basic carpentry and a bit rough and ready. Anton was in another series where he made his own boat and that really did show his skill. Cannot recall what it was called though. Without doubt the New Yankee Workshop with Norm is the best to watch and learn from. He does have every machine known to man though :lol:

Have a look at a programme on his website http://www.newyankee.com/index.php

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I think the program was called Dreamboats!

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Its a guy called Richard, he normally has a guest. Pretty basic, but for a beginner like me thats fine.

Have seen new yankee also, like that one too (sometimes).


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