This Old House Makers
Bob builds a custom shed to fit the narrow space beside his garage, then transforms his grandfather's old kerosene lantern by installing battery-powered LEDs, speakers, and a Bluetooth amplifier.
Bob builds a custom shed to fit the narrow space beside his garage, then transforms his grandfather's old kerosene lantern by installing battery-powered LEDs, speakers, and a Bluetooth amplifier.
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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.
Anne shares wooden-spoon carving techniques and how she approaches the meditative process to increase self-discipline and hone her woodworking skills.
Anne embarks on a bucket-list project: restoring a 1953 Chevy truck to make a farm vehicle.
Jason builds a shaker-style storage hutch with inset cabinet doors and recessed glass woodworking tips for drilling holes.
Jason builds a mid-century-inspired white oak dining room table and assures that no math was used in the making of this table more sanding tips.
Installing recessed lighting is a great way to brighten any room, and Brad walks us through 12 simple, cost-saving steps to get the job done right.
Brad explores recessed lighting options, sharing tips on choosing the right lumens, spacing, style, form factor, calculating light output, and modernizing lighting beyond standard can lights.
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 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.
The Lincoln Academy in Beloit, Wis., challenges contestants to design the next innovation in the winter outdoor fun.
The Innovation Hub in North Little Rock challenges contestants to design a historical landmark honoring the Trail of Tears along the Arkansas River Trail.
Teams develop the next innovation in food preservation at Fishers Maker Playground in Indianapolis.
Laura transforms a stainless-steel barrel into a heater for an outdoor bar, adding a latched door for fuel and a wooden bar top she converts a hand-crank coffee grinder into a modern, motorized version.
Lighthouse Woodworks in East Boston, Massachusetts, is a custom furniture workshop founded by Lucas Jablonski it specializes in handcrafted tables ranging from farm tables to live-edge pieces.
Quebec-based woodworker and avid skateboarder Andrew Szeto upcycles skateboard decks to make custom designs with 44 million skateboards produced yearly, the resource for creative reuse is endless.
Based in northern Michigan, Jenny Bower of JBower Engraving is an engraver specializing in hand-carving intricate designs into metal, removing tiny pieces of metal one turn at a time.
After becoming friends with his 80-year-old neighbor, a skilled woodworker, Paul Jasper embarked on a journey to master the craft he founded Copper Pig Woodworking to explore his original designs.
Chris renovates his living room and makes a coffee table from a single piece of plywood.
Chris designs a sideboard with live edge drawer fronts from oak and maple.
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