Working with his favorite material - pallet wood - Paul handcrafts 40 candles and 1,000 pencils he machines a map of metro DC onto yellow pine boards from an 1880 row house.
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April and a friend rebuild a porch and deck in four days, repurposing the oak posts from the old porch, setting the headers, rafters, and finally, metal roofing.
Paul builds giant mechanical wooden hands and a life-size nutcracker made out of almost 2,000 pieces of wood.
Working with his favorite material - pallet wood - Paul handcrafts 40 candles and 1,000 pencils he machines a map of metro DC onto yellow pine boards from an 1880 row house.
Laura has always wanted to customize a motorcycle, and now she's finally doing it to start, she strips and repaints the fuel tank, reupholsters the seat in leather and welds a cargo rack from a left-over piece of sheet metal.
Laura fixes a broken public bench with wood from disposable pallets few weeks later, she fixes it again with welded steel.
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.
Teams compete in a 48-hour innovation challenge at the Delta School, creating gardening solutions for E-Z-GO golf carts teams face challenges, brainstorm, and receive guidance from mentors.
The University of Missouri-Kansas City hosts the first Make48 event with Project Lead The Way students from around the state of Missouri the challenge is Stadium Experience.
The University of Missouri-Kansas City hosts the first Make48 event with Project Lead The Way students from around the state of Missouri the challenge is Stadium Experience.
The teams have built their prototypes with the help of the tool techs, filmed a 1-minute video and are ready to pitch their idea to a panel of judges.
The Eight teams have been brainstorming their idea for the Tiny Homes for the Homeless challenge teams are being assisted by Tool Techs and mentors who will help them build ideas and give feedback.
The Eight teams have been brainstorming their idea for the Tiny Homes for the Homeless challenge teams are being assisted by Tool Techs and mentors who will help them build ideas and give feedback.
Season 8 of Make48 reached its conclusion six teams competed at Operation Breakthrough in Kansas City where teams tackled the "Carriage House Entrepreneurs" challenge.
Jimmy re-purposes an 80-gallon air-compressor into a BBQ smoker with a butcher-block-top prep table and - for the main course - an old wrench for a handle.
Jimmy gets outside his comfort zone, building a camper trailer he starts with a standard 2,500-lb capacity trailer, adding a steel frame with wooden ribs and exterior aluminum sheeting and trim.
Jimmy shares how he built the chicken coop on the back of the blacksmith shop on his farm then, he experiments with making ceramic tiles.
Jimmy fabricates his first Go-Kart and engineers a truss bridge from popsicle sticks and waterproof glue.
Anne focuses on two bucket-list projects: converting an old motorcycle into a Café Racer and restoring a 1953 Chevy pickup into the ultimate farm vehicle.
Anne shares how finding the right teachers and learning environment can revolutionize how you learn then, Anne joins Stevie at her Built by Stevie workshop to make built-in cabinets with drawers.
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