THE CRAFTSMAN, I get it on The Magnolia Network

[David Turner]

THE CRAFTSMAN is about a master woodworker/master philosopher, Eric Hollenbeck, that has been in the millwork business for 48 years in Eureka, Calif. All the shop equipment is late 1800's or early 1900's and he does outstanding work.
Also available is all the previous seasons of FIXER UPPER (I don't watch it as I don't care for Chip), MAIN CABIN MASTERS, RESTORED, RESTORATION ROAD & WOODWORK both with CLINT HARP, STONE HOUSE REVIVAL, BARNWOOD BUILDERS, and SALVAGE DOG. There are a lot of other programs also but the above are my favorites.

David Turner

 

[Mike Davis]

So, what is Magnolia network and how do you get it?

 

[MEdwards]

I really enjoy THE CRAFTSMAN. Eric is truly a craftsman. Magnolia Network is the old, I think, DIY network Ours is available from our cable provider.

 

[PeteM]

So, what is Magnolia network and how do you get it?

How to Watch Magnolia Network

Learn how to access Magnolia Network, featuring original shows curated by Chip and Joanna Gaines. Download the app and sign up for discovery+ for full access.

magnolia.com

 

[HITCH-]

Yes those are available in the Discovery+ app

 

[golfdad]

Very good show

 

[blackhawk]

I saw The Craftsman on either Netflix or Amazon Prime also.

 

[Hmerkle]

I saw The Craftsman on either Netflix or Amazon Prime also.

Sure enough!
I just searched and found it on Amazon Prime!
Oddly "Home Town" and "Restoration Road" were there along with (way at the bottom of the search) "Little House on the Prairie Season 5"

 

[bowman]

Not free viewing on Amazon Prime, you must pay per episode or subscribe to other streaming channels.

 

[mpeele]

I saw this one a while back on youtube

 

[Hmerkle]

Not free viewing on Amazon Prime, you must pay per episode or subscribe to other streaming channels.

Ah yea, I realized that shortly after I posted that... UGH (To whom it may concern: HOW MANY SERVICES DO YOU WANT ME TO PAY FOR?!?!)

 

[waitup]

HOW MANY SERVICES DO YOU WANT ME TO PAY FOR?!?!)

It's about gotten to the point where you're better off with the cord then as a cord cutter to watch everything these days!