On the second day at the delta school, teams add the final touches to their prototype, sales sheet and marketing video after the clock runs down they pitch their idea to a panel of judges.
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Paul constructs an adjustable-height workbench tailored for a woodworker with ALS Paul crafts a one-of-a-kind "stadium"-shaped bowl from salvaged walnut and ash wood as a wedding gift.
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.
Bob builds a custom storage system for his home gym, including a divider to hold plates, barbell sleeves, and a folding weight bench.
Bob builds on the fly, using whatever materials are in his shop, to make a charging station for his kids' laptops and a bedside lamp with inductive charging.
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 designs a new workstation with drawers for his tech goodies and shelves for large items with a recessed power strip on the tabletop he makes a table saw sled from plywood with an integrated stop block and hardwood oak runners.
Brad builds sound panels for his workshop from medium density fiberboard with insulation wrapped in fabric he makes heavy-duty storage cabinets from Baltic birch plywood and adds hinged doors before the final finishing coat.
The more things change, the more they stay the same, as Chris makes a second giant L-shaped desk, but this time, from two walnut slabs.
Working with the leftover edges from his walnut slab dining table, Chris makes a walnut slab console table.
Chris makes a baby's crib that converts to a bed for a toddler the design comprises 86 pieces cut from hard maple and uses mortise and tenon joinery.
Chris builds a vertical garden with modular planter boxes using thermally modified wood.
Paul makes a topographic map that also displays photos he builds a dresser made from 2x4-foot plywood panels and oak.
Laura shares some of her favorite branding techniques for marking work because Laura loves functionality, she builds a BBQ that's also a fire pit.
Laura trades an old track saw for a 40-year-old camper and converts it into the world's smallest bar Laura's goal is to repurpose or trade whatever she needs to rebuild the camper.
The whole family lends a hand to craft hoverboard carts, build a backyard ice skating rink with underlined colored lights, and an in-ground basketball hoop.
Jamison converts an old chest freezer into a kegerator, a refrigerated beer keg Jamison adds a plywood collar and offers tips for hooking up a CO2 tank the team crafts a bar console table Jamison designs an outdoor hibachi table.
From garden design and plant spacing to using wood chips, weeds, and composting, Anne explores how to grow an organic vegetable garden, big or small.
Anne shares the multistep process of painting a Windsor chair, makes butter with a reciprocating saw and hand carves a wooden butter paddle.
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