There is a crazy amount of labor and on-the-fly design here, as Jimmy DiResta builds a trestle table that looks as if it will withstand a bomb blast. (And if you're wondering why he paints the base, it was requested by the client.)
Revising your designs with practical upgrades is only possible after you've lived with them for a while. Here Jay Bates creates a new design for his clamp rack, eliminating the problems that arose from his initial design:
Bob Clagett has made an arcade machine before, so a board game should be no sweat—right? As always, we appreciate that Clagett leaves his mistakes in the final edit, then shows you how to compensate for them:
Here Ramsey whips up a simple paper roll dispenser for keeping your workbench clean during painting or messy glue-ups:
Some of you have fancy CAD packages paid for by your job. Others have to buy your own, or noodle around with free software. Here Ron Paulk explains the differences between SketchUp Make (the free version) vs. SketchUp Pro (the paid version):
Pretty cool: Laura Kampf makes a dead blow mallet (the type filled with shot) with one plastic head and one wooden one--all for less than ten Euros:
Ben Uyeda, aka HomeMade Modern, bangs out a fast and easy closet organizer/dressing station:
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"Some of you have fancy CAD packages paid for by your job." Well, exCUUUSE ME! ;)