Seven teams compete at Purdue Polytechnic-Anderson for an outdoor furniture challenge sponsored by the city of Anderson the competition brings together many innovative and talented minds.
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April and her crew take on one of their more challenging projects: building a treehouse that spans a grouping of trees.
Paul makes a topographic map that also displays photos he builds a dresser made from 2x4-foot plywood panels and oak.
The iconic leg lamp gets a Jackman-style makeover Paul carves a picture frame and crafts a one-of-a-kind guitar while working with Tim Sway.
Laura designs and builds heavy-duty shelving and then challenges herself to develop a storage system for tools and things Laura makes the ultimate tape dispenser from steel.
Laura gets creative, experimenting with unconventional design ideas by re-purposing discarded materials she builds prototypes for storing her tools using old seat belts.
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.
The winning teams from Make48's 2023 regional competitions gear up for Nationals at the AR Regional Innovation Hub with the challenge theme of "Innovation within Tiny Homes for the Homeless."
T-Mobile is the Challenge Sponsor at the Bentonville event where the theme surrounded the great outdoors the competition is held at the NW Arkansas Community College Integrated Design Lab, with seven teams competing from across the state.
Alliant Energy calls the challenge where teams are tasked with creating a new prototype in the theme of Panels to Planet-Repower with Purpose, with the goal of pushing the boundaries of solar panel technology and sustainability.
Seven teams compete at Purdue Polytechnic-Anderson for an outdoor furniture challenge sponsored by the city of Anderson the competition brings together many innovative and talented minds.
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.
Final day of competition teams pitch their ideas and prototypes to a panel of judges one team is crowned the winners of Season 6.
Working off her original chicken coop build for a neighbor, April designs a compact version for her backyard then, she builds a chicken run so that the chickens can move about in safety.
Jamison and Jamie's dream home takes shape as they install wiring, have retaining walls poured and design their dream kitchen.
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.
The crew transforms a Florida garage into the ultimate NHL fan cave Jamison shares his top five tools for the beginner woodworker a simple patio table design built for 10.
Jamison makes outdoor chaise loungers and a simple outdoor bench, and then builds an outdoor kitchen with a sink, grill, concrete countertop, cedar posts, and stonework.
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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