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.
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April rebuilds an outdoor staircase and installs a mini-split AC unit.
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.
Chris designs a custom cabinet with angled side drawers and a center-sliding top drawer for added workspace she shares how to build a custom ring box from mahogany, maple, and leather.
Chris builds a ceiling light panel with cloud-shaped lights for her bathroom and a custom flush-mount center-light fixture from walnut for the entranceway.
Cris modifies her router table, building storage cabinets, and upgrading her dust collection system.
Brad transforms his son's room with a built-in desk and bookcases for the ultimate in Lego storage Brad restores an old wooden deck and shares tips for cleaning with a power washer, degreaser, and oxalic acid before staining.
Brad shows how to update living rooms by removing outdated chair railings and molding and installing a DIY board and batten accent wall Brad spruces up his laundry room with easy-to-install board and batten wainscoting.
Chris explores aesthetics vs. comfort in designing a dining room chair Shaun Boyd builds a dining room table, employing a series of jigs along the way.
Chris makes a mid-century modern desk, reconfiguring the original design and focusing on the details to bring depth to the finished piece.
Chris makes a floating desk with a built-in electric piano and a mobile cabinet, adding a secret drawer in the toe kick.
Chris builds floor-to-ceiling cabinets with push-to-open doors and a hidden nightstand for her convertible bed and sofa system.
Bob installs a pneumatic air compressor system in his workshop to power tools that require continuous air and goes through specific details to consider when outfitting a shop Bob continues restoring his dream car, a Karmann Ghia.
Bob transforms a room in his home into a recording studio he installs echo-deadening insulation and diffusion foam panels to manage sound issues Bob teaches Josh how to weld by walking through basic, hands-on welding and safety tips for beginners.
Laura accepts the challenge of converting an old circus wagon into a tiny house in under three months.
Jamison and Jamie reframe the tiny first-floor bath at the lake house and, upstairs, install a new guest bath they share how to transform a space with peel-and-stick wallpaper.
Jamison builds a kitchen island with a breakfast bar and seating in the lake house and encloses a steel I-beam spanning the first floor ceiling and wraps the support post in matching panels.
It's spring, and Anne takes us on a garden tour, showcasing how last fall's harvest naturally propagated new crops she walks us through her planned garden expansion.
Anne shares expert gardening tips, starting with cardboard to block weeds, followed by organic matter, water, and wine cap mushrooms for nutrients, topped off with wood chips for moisture control.
Jason gets a new dishwasher and makes a Shaker-style cabinet for the front door.
Jason's 1,300 sq. ft. workshop has concrete floors, drywalled interior, a single garage door, and a custom pull-up bar with a cupholder for motivation.
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