Season 9 kicks off in Dallas six student teams at Vandermont, a K-12 school, tackle a 48-hour challenge each mentored and led by an SMU Thrive Scholar.
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Season 9 kicks off in Dallas six student teams at Vandermont, a K-12 school, tackle a 48-hour challenge each mentored and led by an SMU Thrive Scholar.
Jimmy designs a custom kitchen table with three front drawers from planks of spalted maple.
Jimmy builds a doghouse from oak plywood and hardwood for his dog, Bear he adds edgebanding and siding and mock windows to mimic the barn style of his workshop.
It's mud season, so Jimmy designs a modular tool shed inside his shop before final assembly in his backyard.
Jimmy builds his first canoe, a 15-ft. Ranger he constructs a strongback that supports the canoe during the build, cuts the stems, or station molds that form the hull's shape, and adds the strips.
Paul builds a teardrop camper with the Chesapeake Light Craft Teardrop Camper kit.
Paul upgrades his workshop with a modular French-cleat storage system after crafting a collection of pallet-wood hockey sticks, it's a maker face off on the ice with Jimmy DiResta as referee.
Laura recaps how her tiny house came to be and is reminded how much she loves designing for space and living simply.
With the essentials like her bed and kitchen in place, Laura focuses on storage solutions she makes a mixed material lift-top bench with one end covered in leather and the other in linoleum.
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 takes us on a tour of her workshop, discusses the benefits of regenerative farming, and shares her secret weapon for transplanting seedlings efficiently.
Anne shares her top ten tips for caring for goats, from fencing to feeding to keeping away predators then, Anne discusses how to mill wood and minimize lumber scraps.
Bob has always wanted a Volkswagen Karmann Ghia even though he knows nothing about cars, he buys a junky rust bucket with plans to restore it into his dream car.
Tyler builds several custom tennis racquets and an air cannon he builds a machine that hits home runs consistently.
Tyler builds an over-engineered bottle opener or a pneumatically actuated rapid mobile bottle cap removal device he redesigns a "big, giant vise grip."
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.
Whether creating content, podcasting, designing build plans, or developing a custom jig, self-taught furniture maker Keith Johnson has built his maker career over thirty years.
Whether designing or teaching, for Erik Curtis, furniture making is a form of storytelling based in Philadelphia, PA, Erik aims to create objects that bring people joy.
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