Where is Norm Abram today? What is he doing now?

I watched till the end.

A true American craftsman, his pieces will only increase in value as the years go by,

I watched to the end....and I not only learned but enjoyed the programs of old. But MOST of all, love his New England accent...being a mid-westerner, that was the salt and pepper of the program.

I watched till the end.

I watched till the end. Norm was the GOAT of carpentry and woodworking for me. I never had the time to do much with woodworking until I retired 4 years ago, but have done a number of nice projects since. Watching Norm's shows gave me to confidence to "try it myself", and I'll always be grateful for that!

I watched till the end.. So glad he put up with us all those years. And thang God I had a Tivo..

I watched until the end

I watched till the end! I hate that they didn't continue the show. He is a major part of the inspiration in being the wood worker I am today!

I watched til the end

I’ve been a carpenter for 47 years and followed Norm for years! He’s a dam good carpenter! And furniture maker as well! And a good teacher!

I watched till the end

Norm was my inspiration to get into woodworking. His work is and always will be appreciated

I miss Norm Abram. Actually, I really do.

I watched till the end
I love norm abram
Besoz the side chair 🪑 he had made i have copies it and earn it
Thank Norm For Me

I watched until the end. I miss you Norm.

I have watched Norm (Bob Vila & Richard T.) on TOH from the beginning. They are the pioneers of this home important craze!
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I watched till the end. I have watched every episode!

I watched till the end

to be clear.... backround noise on THIS episode about Norm... TOH or NYWS music is fine

How to make a swing chair with $50,000 worth of fancy tools.

I watched till the end.

I really miss the show, how’s Norm doing now?

that annoying music sure screwed this video

I watched to the end. Norm Abrams is a man of vast skill.

I remember when Bob left the show they hitt Steve Thomas and then the officers brought in some young whipper snapper nick named sonny, lol Kevin o connor and by George i think the kid has done good for the show. I still miss Norma psa speech.

Long Live PBS and OPB and TOH and ATOH and to hell with NATO and UN and....etc ,etc,etc.

i watched till the end

I miss Norm Abram

Before the internet I would look up the new yankee workshop show times in the TV guide and watch every weekend on PBS. Norm inspired and taught me so much about woodworking. I had taken woodshop in jr. high and highschool but Norm was a far better teacher. I still watch woodworking videos on you tube because its entertaining and interesting to watch creative people but Norm really is the benchmark of the medium.

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I watched till the end - and enjoyed it

I met Norm at a trade show/ book signing as many others have. This particular signing was for his “new house” book.
When he spoke at the show, he did not say one single word about any of his projects, skills, tools, etc.
He was extremely modest, and he spoke mostly of his travels meeting other great carpenters and trades people who take pride in what they create for a living. He was such a gentleman ! I sure miss looking forward to seeing him once a week on the TV !

Loved all his shows, very inspired by his work ethic, started my carpentry interest.

Man is legend simple as that !!!!!!!!

I watched till the end.

I watched to the end. Norm has been my mentor for many years. I have used many of his tips and built many of his projects for friends and myself. Thanks for sharing.

One of my favorite shows of all times!

i miss new yankee workshop and this old house...watched when bob villa hosted until they went away,,,sooo sad

I watched till the end

I watched till the end

I watched till the end. Norm was an inspiration to me which led me to the woodworking hobby. I sure do miss the New Yankee workshop. Also miss seeing him on This Old House.
I did get to meet him once at a home show. Our picture together hangs proudly in my woodshop.

Try the new Yorkshire workshop, its different but high quality woodwork and craftsmanship. Miss Norm

I sincerely hope he is enjoying himself. I know he took delivery of a new watercraft and hope he is spending some quiet time on the water with the family and away from the sawdust. Good luck to you. Narragansett Bay

I watched till the end. My father and I religiously watched The New Yankee Workshop every Sunday. I sure do miss Norm....but I miss dad more

I watched till the end. Delighted to hear that Norm is alive and well.

I watched to the end. Norm got me interested in woodworking.

I watched till the end. I learned a lot from the New Yankee Workshop