Chris renovates her tiny-apartment kitchen, repurposing much of the original cabinetry since her studio walls are uneven, it takes a lot of measuring and readjusting to keep the design aligned.
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Minnesota State College Southeast hosts the first ever Make48 event in Winona, MN sponsored by Fastenal, the competition challenged seven teams to develop prototypes addressing workplace hazards.
Jimmy and his brother Joe rehab a 1994 turbo backhoe they replace the electrical switches, switch out the external lights with LEDs, and rebuild the steel step boxes.
Jimmy machines a metal mortar and pestle on a 1940s mechanical lathe then, he makes a fathead out of stacked styrofoam and spray foam filler with an epoxy fairing compound.
Jimmy makes a double-chambered blacksmith bellows for his forge the dual-chamber design delivers more efficient airflow he welds a wheeled stand with a foot pump for use about the shop.
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.
Brad replaces the tile floor in his bathroom with a large format tile then, he upgrades his workbench, adding cabinetry, clamp storage, and dust collection.
Brad installs vinyl flooring in his laundry room and designs a nightstand with cutout walnut drawer fronts, adding a hidden compartment with a secret button.
Chris designs a custom sim racing rig complete with a steering wheel and pedals.
Chris builds a media console out of walnut and white oak.
Chris designs an extendable dining room table with maple tabletop panels and builds a workshop storage cabinet for fasteners and bits.
Chris renovates her tiny-apartment kitchen, repurposing much of the original cabinetry since her studio walls are uneven, it takes a lot of measuring and readjusting to keep the design aligned.
Bob designs a custom LEGO sorter with interchangeable filters, a stand, and a convenient catch tray he also builds a slat wall shelving unit to hold storage bins and organize his entire collection.
Bob upgrades his mobile camera stand to reduce wobble, fixes a counterweight that blocked the camera's movement, and adds new plywood storage cabinets.
Laura loves to ride bikes and shares a series of modifications to create the perfect bike for just about any need, including a sidecar from an old keg and the ultimate hand-truck bike.
The crew transforms a Florida garage into the ultimate NHL fan cave Jamison shares his top five tools for the beginner woodworker a simple patio table design built for 10.
Jamison makes outdoor chaise loungers and a simple outdoor bench, and then builds an outdoor kitchen with a sink, grill, concrete countertop, cedar posts, and stonework.
Anne ditches her old pickup for an electric golf cart, adding a tow hitch, a train horn and an LED light bar to make the ultimate farm vehicle Anne and Joel Telling share some introductory 3D printing tips.
Anne shares homesteading lessons she's learned during her first year on the farm she shows how to build a compost house for backyard composting, including starting with a carbon floor and walls and making sure scraps decompose and do not rot.
With the treeless treehouse framed, Jason installs a metal sheet roof he attaches fascia boards, flashing, and a ridge cap.
Jason builds a treeless treehouse atop one of the suspension bridge towers he built for his son he frames and sheaths the walls and hoists the 12/12 roof peaks into place.
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