This Old House Makers
Cristiana builds a table from bocote and ash wood with a wavy joint carved on a CNC Cris makes a maple and walnut finger-joint stool with rolling pins for the legs.
Cristiana builds a table from bocote and ash wood with a wavy joint carved on a CNC Cris makes a maple and walnut finger-joint stool with rolling pins for the legs.
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Jamison builds a loft bed in his daughter's bedroom, adding outlets, lighting, and nooks for storage then, he designs the ultimate golf simulator in his garage.
Anne puts her welding and blacksmithing skills to the test, forging nail headers and a set of sturdy handles for her Dutch tool chest.
Anne builds a Dutch tool chest using a series of basic joineries the chest makes transporting her collection of custom tools easy and offers safe and secure storage.
Jason builds a crosscut sled from materials found around his shop he uses prefinished birch for the sled, plywood for the fence pieces, and extruded aluminum for the track.
Jason transforms a hunk of glued together 2x4s into a tabletop he makes a router sled to mill both sides and builds an elliptical jig to cut the final shape.
Brad shares 15 affordable, easy ways to winterize your home and stop drafts he improves door and window seals, adds electrical box gaskets, and replaces a dryer vent cover to block drafts and pests.
Brad shares simple kitchen design hacks, including a minimalist spice rack, a pull-out cabinet drawer with an adjustable shelf, and a concealed toe-kick drawer with push-to-open slides.
Trek Bicycle challenges contestants at FabLab in Stoughton, Wis., to design the next big idea in sustainable mobility, working with bike parts and making them into new, reusable components.
Harley-Davidson challenges contestants at Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design (MIAD) in Wisconsin to brainstorm the next big idea in interactive outdoor play.
Contestants converge at GoCreate in Wichita, Kan., to brainstorm big ideas in community gardening.
Teams have 48 hours to brainstorm the next innovative idea to enhance an outdoor space.
Eight teams are challenged to build an innovative at-home healthcare device in 48 hours.
Eight Teams meet at the Bodgery in Madison, WI, and have 48 hours to make an outdoor game that fits in a backpack.
Jason makes patio chairs from Sapele wood, a weather-resistant hardwood.
Anne explores where weeds come from, why they grow in some places but not others, what messages they carry from Mother Nature, and how, by improving your soil, you naturally reduce weed problems.
Anne has been away for over a month, and her garden has thrived in her absence she takes us on a tour, shares how to cure garlic in the sun, and recognize when lettuce is about to bolt.
As lazy gardeners, how do we manage pests? By learning the difference between good and harmful insects, planting trapper plants like amaranth, and maintaining healthy soil for strong plants.
Anne explores whether growing nutrient-dense food is possible without constant weeding, watering, or special fertilizers, all while saving time.
Brad builds custom built-in cabinetry with bookshelves and shaker-style inset cabinet doors he adds one of his favorite amenities, a secret compartment.
Brad makes an outdoor coffee table with a center well for drinks and ice and remote-controlled LED lights then, Brad builds a raised flowerbed with stone pavers along his front porch.
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