Chris builds one of his largest pieces ever: a 72-inch round elm breakfast nook table to engineer the design, he builds his biggest epoxy form yet, like a "crappy" above-ground pool, on his shop floor after the tabletop epoxy cures, he adds a round-over edge, cuts recessed panels and installs plywood mounting plates he finishes the piece with a matching lazy Susan centerpiece made from offcuts.
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It's all about working with steel, as Laura welds a heavy-duty deadbolt from scrap metal then, she cuts and joins an end table, a hexagon lamp, and giant steel letters with lights.
The lake house is ready for kitchen cabinets Jamison opts for ready-to-assemble cabinets for their durability and quick installation the family installs custom lighting in the living room.
Jamison installs luxury vinyl plank flooring at the lake house, sharing tips for keeping rows straight and leaving expansion gaps he talks through home energy efficiency and water filtration.
Anne makes a pizza peel for her pizza oven she shares a simple design to build a paddle using various tools, including a hand planer and band saw then, Anne takes us on a tour of her garden in July.
Anne shares how to make farm-to-table butter and discusses "lazy" gardening productivity hacks to save time, minimize weeds and pests, and optimize the health of your garden.
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.
Brad loves figuring out how to add secret compartments to his furniture builds Brad is on the lathe to make a segmented bowl with epoxy rings.
Brad designs a charging station for tablets from a collection of mismatched walnut boards, adding LED inlay Brad builds a drill charging station out of plywood to help organize his shop.
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.
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.
Chris designs a dining room hutch featuring a reverse live-edge detail by cutting walnut along its grain and joining it to maple with an epoxy seam to create a striking contrast he rounds over the cabinet's outer edges, introduces a subtle reveal between the top and sides, and adds one-inch-thick drawer fronts with recessed pulls, elevating the cabinet from boring to beautiful.
Chris builds one of his largest pieces ever: a 72-inch round elm breakfast nook table to engineer the design, he builds his biggest epoxy form yet, like a "crappy" above-ground pool, on his shop floor after the tabletop epoxy cures, he adds a round-over edge, cuts recessed panels and installs plywood mounting plates he finishes the piece with a matching lazy Susan centerpiece made from offcuts.
Chris designs outdoor folding chairs that can be made with basic tools and makes a leather bag for her drone.
Cristiana upgrades her workbench by adding a drawer cabinet for extra storage and a movable planer stand that features a scissor-style platform, which raises and lowers with hydraulic power.
Cristiana upgrades her outdated workspace with a standup desk, felt paneling, and 3D-printed electric guides then, she resizes a set of shelves by trimming and rebuilding the frame and drawers.
Cristiana expands her drill press table with a split fence featuring adjustable stop blocks, a flip-top extension, a replaceable insert, and a new dust collection system.
Cristiana upgrades her drill press stand with new drawers, custom pulls, and a sliding tray, then teams up with a local artist to build CNC-carved replicas of Portuguese barcos moliceiros.
Chris and Shaun take on a challenging project, making a 10-foot-long, live-edge table from two elm slabs they design a tapered base with a center stretcher that disassembles for shipping.
Guest Maker Shaun Boyd makes a custom dresser from California walnut Chris shares a fun DIY woodworking project for a modern man's bathroom caddy and phone stand.
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