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.
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April joins fellow maker Anne of All Trades in Seattle to build an 8-ft. x 12-ft. tiny house in seven days.
Jamison transforms his dad's garage into a motorcycle-man cave mecca with can lighting, a bar area and galvanized pipe shelving after some research, Jamison redesigns a golf simulator.
Jamison designs a console table, a double-raised-panel feature wall, and a nightstand.
Rectangle or round, Jamie designs and builds two different coffee table styles, each unique and straightforward to make.
Jamie makes an outdoor golf game similar to cornhole, builds a durable outdoor armchair, and finishes his walkout basement patio.
Chris makes a desk that can be configured in two basic ways, with the base cabinet attached or detached he also shares different designs for a mid-century modern DIY shoe bench.
The team makes a built-in dresser and shelving unit from plywood.
In Part II, Cristiana finishes the joinery, builds the drawer, legs, and bookshelves, flattens the cured epoxy top, trims it to size, and assembles the desk in her sister's apartment.
Cristiana builds a custom walnut desk with epoxy pour for her sister's small space she prepares the frame for assembly with pocket holes, tenons, and unique, knock-down joinery.
Bob makes a Langstroth Beehive from cedar with box joints for a colony of bees that moved into his back porch he designs an adjustable guitar rack out of cherry wood.
Bob loves everything Star Wars and makes a Mandalorian Blaster using a tiny-toy version as his design guide.
Tyler experiments with compressed-air power, launching a tennis ball and a harpoon.
Tyler modifies a custom press brake and steel dies for precision cutting and bending Tyler experiments with a motorized windshield wiper to scrape food off plates.
Jamison and Jamie buy a plot of land and take the leap to build their family's dream home they excavate, pour the foundation and frame the exterior and interior walls.
Anne shares wooden-spoon carving techniques and how she approaches the meditative process to increase self-discipline and hone her woodworking skills.
Anne embarks on a bucket-list project: restoring a 1953 Chevy truck to make a farm vehicle.
Jason builds a shaker-style storage hutch with inset cabinet doors and recessed glass woodworking tips for drilling holes.
Jason builds a mid-century-inspired white oak dining room table and assures that no math was used in the making of this table more sanding tips.
Installing recessed lighting is a great way to brighten any room, and Brad walks us through 12 simple, cost-saving steps to get the job done right.
Brad explores recessed lighting options, sharing tips on choosing the right lumens, spacing, style, form factor, calculating light output, and modernizing lighting beyond standard can lights.
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