Paul makes custom lawnmower spinners and commemorates the design with a "Like a Dad" rap jam then, he builds the world's coolest router table and transforms pallet wood into 100 screwdriver handles.
Paul Jackman updates his fireplace with a shiplap wall and oak mantel then, he creates an angled-back storage cabinet and covers an ugly wall with 800 plywood hexagons and some pallet wood trim.
With the tiny house exterior and roof complete, Laura moves into the new space she makes shelving for her TV and books from wood scraps and privacy glass salvaged from a greenhouse.
The weather has cleared, and the crew installs exterior siding and a custom metal roof.
The whole family lends a hand to craft hoverboard carts, build a backyard ice skating rink with underliner colored lights, and an in-ground basketball hoop.
Jamison converts an old chest freezer into a kegerator, a refrigerated beer keg Jamison adds a plywood collar and offers tips for hooking up a Co2 tank the team crafts a bar console table Jamison designs an outdoor hibachi table.
Anne rebuilds her neighbor's ATV after it has sat dormant in their barn for over six years and roughs out 32 Windsor chair spindles on the lathe.
Anne transforms her mobile chicken coop into a miniature replica of her barn then, she clears her orchard for new plantings and uses a homemade compass divider to measure for drainage swales.
With the treeless treehouse framed, Jason installs a metal sheet roof he attaches fascia boards, flashing, and a ridge cap.
Jason builds a treeless treehouse atop one of the suspension bridge towers he built for his son he frames and sheaths the walls and hoists the 12/12 roof peaks into place.
Brad shares woodworking designs for unique DIY gifts, including a wine caddy, jewelry holder, and cheese board Brad builds a rolling lumber storage rack with industrial-strength castors.
Brad designs a sleek, modern desk with epoxy inlay drawers and a hidden rear compartment for wire management Brad builds affordable and durable garage shelving from 2x4s and a sheet of oriented strand board.
April Wilkerson is a maker, a DIYer, a woodworker and a metalworker when she couldn't afford to buy the things she wanted for around the house, April decided to try her hand at making them and dove head-first into building.
Tyler recreates an iconic scene from Jurassic Park, trying to hear or feel a T. rex approaching he explores practical archery special effects used before computer-generated imagery.
Final day of competition teams pitch their ideas and prototypes to a panel of judges one team is crowned the winners of Season 6.
Ace Hardware run to gather materials for their prototype and teams work with the tool techs to get their prototypes built.
Teams begin brainstorming over the challenge and meet with their mentors and the Patent Attorneys.
UMKC is the location host for Make48 Season 6 Nationals of Make48 seven teams will represent their city and compete to be the National Winners.
Students from the Kansas State School for the Blind are challenged to invent the next big idea for chickens (and eggs) in the kitchen.
April builds an outdoor shower with shelves, hooks for towels, a bench, and hot water she shows how to easily make an interior sliding barn door from plywood and cut cedar.