Make48 kicks off the season at the Kansas State School for the Blind six teams of visually-blind students compete to conceive, design and prototype a brand-new toy invention in 48 hours.
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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Brad upcycles old fence panels to make an enclosed storage area under his back deck Brad installs vinyl planks over outdated sheet flooring in his laundry room, offering DIY tips for measuring, scoring, and cutting as he goes.
Brad installs recessed LED wafer lighting, a DIY-friendly alternative to traditional can lighting Brad walks through an inexpensive bathroom makeover, including installing vinyl plank flooring and replacing a piece of drywall.
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.
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.
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.
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 DiResta and the Maker Village team build the ultimate fan experience for the students and staff at Operation Breakthrough to go in their new space, Ignition Lab: Powered by 87 & Running.
Season 8 of Make48 reached its conclusion six teams competed at Operation Breakthrough in Kansas City where teams tackled the "Carriage House Entrepreneurs" challenge.
Jason shares his top ten tips for starting your own woodworking business and step-by-step guidance for applying finish.
Jason provides step-by-step guidance for laminating a surface and its many benefits, including a smooth work surface and easy to keep clean.
Anne embarks on a bucket-list project: restoring a 1953 Chevy truck to make a farm vehicle.
Jason shares his top ten tips for starting your own woodworking business and step-by-step guidance for applying finish.
Jason provides step-by-step guidance for laminating a surface and its many benefits, including a smooth work surface and easy to keep clean.
Jason builds the ultimate treehouse suspension bridge that passes the grandma test.
Jason builds a workshop cabinet to organize his drills and fasteners all in one place he fashions the cabinet from oak plywood with mitered corners and dado dividers.
Anne joins Greg Pennington in his Tennessee workshop to learn how to handcraft a democratic chair then, Anne offers a tutorial on the different styles and sizes of chisels.
Anne incorporates her Windsor chair making skills to build her first mandolin then, Anne winterizes her farm and reminisces about some of her most memorable homesteading projects.
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