Jimmy builds a new basement door for his 1790 farmhouse he welds the door frame from steel, cuts door planks from oak with lap joints, and forges a custom handle and latch.
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Inspired by his original wavy vase, Paul makes a smaller version and carves a segmented bowl he makes penny boards from pallet wood with visiting makers Dylan and Molly from Woodbrew.
For Halloween, Bob creates a life-size Transformer helmet from corrugated cardboard, and for his son's hobbit costume, Bob casts custom silicone hobbit feet, tints them, and adds fake hair.
Bob builds sliding glass-panel doors, designed as pocket doors and concealed behind a built-in plywood bookshelf, transforming the piano room into a quiet, library-like space.
Bob renovates his basement, converting a cluttered multipurpose space into a functional family room with recessed lighting, an accent wall, and a folding ping-pong table.
Whether he's ready to tackle it or not, Bob embarks on rebuilding the dismantled Karmann Ghia in his garage with some patience, he welds new floor and body panels into place.
Guest Maker Shaun Boyd builds a modern chessboard that's also a cutting board he also designs a cool, mid-century floor lamp made from white oak with brass components.
Chris makes an epoxy table with an intricate inlay in the shape of California later, keeping with the theme, he makes a table with a melted crayon inlay.
Cristiana upgrades her workbench by adding a drawer cabinet for extra storage and a movable planer stand that features a scissor-style platform, which raises and lowers with hydraulic power.
Cristiana upgrades her outdated workspace with a standup desk, felt paneling, and 3D-printed electric guides then, she resizes a set of shelves by trimming and rebuilding the frame and drawers.
Bob and his friend Anthony design a modern wood and steel stair railing later Bob finishes his kitchen countertops, making a slated wall from cedar strips for the breakfast bar.
Bob builds a treehouse he uses treehouse attachment bolts and two wooden support posts set in concrete for the platform before adding decking, a ladder and railing, and a slide.
Tyler builds an over-engineered bottle opener or a pneumatically actuated rapid mobile bottle cap removal device he redesigns a "big, giant vise grip."
Tyler recreates an iconic scene from Jurassic Park, trying to hear or feel a T. rex approaching he explores practical archery special effects used before computer-generated imagery.
Jamison and Jamie embark on an epic bathroom renovation, transforming the space into a spa-like oasis.
Anne focuses on two bucket-list projects: converting an old motorcycle into a Café Racer and restoring a 1953 Chevy pickup into the ultimate farm vehicle.
Anne shares how finding the right teachers and learning environment can revolutionize how you learn then, Anne joins Stevie at her Built by Stevie workshop to make built-in cabinets with drawers.
Jason shows how to build a large built-in cabinet from birch ply in four separate pieces so it's easier to install he adds a nailer strip to hook the unit securely to the wall.
Jason makes a working Lego man from a piece of 4x4 walnut tips for working with wood glue.
Brad builds two new workbenches for his workshop: a traditional bench from southern pine, featuring 3/4-inch bench dog holes, and a sturdy, mobile worktable made from eight 2x4s and a sheet of MDF.
From custom tool shelves to modular bin storage systems, Brad shares smart shed-storage solutions, including how to safely store a chainsaw, using scrap wood and leftover materials.
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