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[funky music]
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♪ ♪
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‐ Seeing as we're both products
of the TV dinner era,
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have you ever fully reclined
without spilling something?
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‐ Well, yes, I have.
‐ No fricking way.
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‐ Yeah.
‐ How did you do that?
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‐ Pilates.
‐ Is that a dish?
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‐ No, that is your core.
‐ I know what it is.
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‐ To recline.
‐ I can't get enough Pilates
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and turmeric.
‐ And turmeric?
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‐ Turmeric, kale, and quinoa.
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By law, you have to eat that
here in California.
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‐ I guess I'm living
against the law.
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‐ I saw you eat a rib.
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‐ It was pork.
‐ Yeah, baby.
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‐ Here we go.
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‐ Yeah, baby!
[laughs]
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Hi, I'm Tim Allen, and if
there's one thing I love,
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it's people who build things
and hanging out with them.
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All right, that's two things.
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So I invited three
incredible makers to compete
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from their own shops.
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They'll be creating
mind‐blowing builds
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from cool stuff
that I send them,
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all for a cash prize.
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‐ I'm coming for you!
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‐ I've asked my ride‐or‐die,
Richard Karn,
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and our resident expert,
April Wilkerson,
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to have fun with me
as these makers design,
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build, compete, and, of course,
add more power, oh, oh, oh.
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What could go wrong?
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Oh, whoa, whoa.
‐ Whoa.
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‐ Except for maybe that.
‐ Whew!
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‐ This is "Assembly Required"
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♪ ♪
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Feeling good, buddy,
feeling good.
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‐ I am too.
‐ This is the one.
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‐ This is it,
and I'm very excited
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because we have
an excellent trio of makers.
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‐ Okay, let's see what we got.
‐ Let's go to the videotape.
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‐ My name is Michael Harvey.
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I'm a theatrical rigger
and a general contractor,
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and I live in Beverly Hills,
California.
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‐ The dude lives
in Beverly Hills.
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I didn't see that coming.
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‐ I have a pretty broad
skill set.
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My carpentry is what I call
slash‐and‐burn style.
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Just cut that sucker,
burn through the wood,
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and make it
into something that's useful.
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‐ Nice.
‐ I like that.
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‐ This forge I actually built
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after watching
a YouTube video.
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I started doing blacksmithing.
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If you can imagine things,
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who knows what
the possibilities are?
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‐ Well, I like the fact that
there's a guy with an anvil...
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‐ Uh‐huh.
‐ And a forge in Beverly Hills.
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‐ Okay.
‐ So there's somebody going,
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"Dolly, get me
another lime rickey.
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What's that noise?"
Kink, kink, kink!
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‐ [laughs]
Let's see the next one.
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‐ Shawn James Jennings here
in Dunmore, Pennsylvania.
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I would call my style
industrial steampunk
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with automotive twist to it.
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I also build hot rods.
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‐ I like it.
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‐ One of my specialties
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is fabricating industrial
steampunk‐inspired lamps
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and custom lighting,
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taking repurposed
items of the past
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that once were forgotten
and giving them new life.
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It's very rewarding.
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‐ The top hat threw me off.
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‐ It's steampunk, the punks,
you know?
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‐ What are you talking about,
steam pump?
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‐ Punk.
‐ Punk, yeah.
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Wow, look at us.
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‐ Let's see the next one.
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‐ My name is Chris Zeppieri,
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and I'm from Sea Cliff,
New York.
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I started out as a mechanic.
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When I was 14 or 15,
I moved into construction.
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When I'm not at my day job,
I'm always in the shop
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fabricating,
welding, woodworking.
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I also make YouTube videos
and educational content
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for the internet.
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Tim and Richard,
I want you guys to know
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I wanna knock
this one out of the park.
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I wanna take all the skills
that I have
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and the stuff I've learned,
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and I wanna come out
with the win.
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‐ All right.
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As a teenager he started this,
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and he never diverted
from that path.
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He kept being intrigued
by the build,
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by the next job or whatever.
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‐ Well, all these guys
seem to be, uh,
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up to this task.
‐ Yeah.
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‐ I'm telling you,
this is gonna be fun.
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‐ I can't wait.
Let's go live.
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Makers, welcome to
"Assembly Required."
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Can you hear us?
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‐ Yes.
‐ Yup.
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‐ Just move your head
if you can hear us.
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[laughter]
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I'm Richard Karn.
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‐ I'm Richard's chaperone,
just to make sure
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he doesn't make any mistakes
and bother you guys.
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That's what I'm here for.
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‐ Yes, it is.
‐ Hey there, Mike.
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‐ Well, you got
a rigging company.
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What's the name
of your rigging company?
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‐ Saint Elmo's Fire Rigging.
‐ Oh, boy.
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‐ You don't really wanna yell
that out loud in the theater.
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[both laugh]
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"Saint Elmo's Fire!"
Keeps people on their toe.
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‐ Hey, Shawn, how you doing?
‐ Doing good.
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‐ I relate to the images
you sent us, but I‐‐do you know
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where the word steampunk‐‐
what that means?
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‐ It started back in
the early '80s,
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a combo
of the steam‐powered era
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with a little bit
of science fiction mixed in.
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Basically,
a lot of mechanicalism.
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‐ Yeah.
Well, good to have you aboard.
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‐ Thank you.
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‐ Chris, you've got
a massive shop.
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How did you get that stuff,
and where'd you get it?
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‐ Just collecting equipment.
I love old, vintage machines.
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A lot of times,
I'm using machines
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that are of a similar style
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to make parts
for a lot of this old stuff.
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‐ Yeah.
‐ You're using machines
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to build parts
for other machines.
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‐ That's right.
‐ All right.
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Well, that's what
we're all about.
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That is what this show
is gonna show America.
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You are some of the best
makers in this country,
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and we're giving you
the chance to prove it
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by building some amazing
things from scratch.
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Now, in this competition,
you are competing entirely
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from your own workshops.
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Everything you need, you will
know precisely where it is.
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Here's the catch.
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Now, only two of you will take
on our final challenge.
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In the second round,
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two of you will attempt
to build
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a more comfortable,
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multifunctional
landscaping machine.
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♪ ♪
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The winner will walk away
with a cash prize
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and, of course,
all the bragging rights.
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All right, makers, first up is
the Make or Break Challenge.
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We have sent you
a mystery crate of items
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that will test your skills
as America's best builders.
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You will have 90 minutes to
build an item of your choosing
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using any or all of the items
we have shipped,
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plus the resources
in your own shop.
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‐ We'll be watching
every step of the way,
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and you'll be able to hear u.
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‐ Now, when the time is up,
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we'll inspect your work
and put it to the test.
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Tim and I will talk it over,
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and one of you
will have to be eliminated.
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So Tim, tell them
what they're gonna build.
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‐ This is really gonna be odd.
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You're gonna show us
how to build
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a shock‐absorbing food tray,
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kinda like the ones
in the airliner,
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except this one actually
will absorb shock,
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so think of it as, like,
an SUV food tray.
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By the way, you're gonna be
mounting that tray
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to a big plush recliner.
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‐ [laughs]
‐ Wow.
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‐ Remember, later,
we'll be testing its durability
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and its functionality
by dropping a weight on it.
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‐ One of your children.
[laughter]
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‐ You got all that?
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Well, guess what?
Your shipments have arrived.
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Your Make or Break Challenge
starts right...
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both:
Now.
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‐ I like it.
They're opening boxes.
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‐ It's very nice.
What a fabulous chair.
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‐ It may look like
a pile of junk,
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but we gave these makers
everything they need
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and a lot of stuff they don't.
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They gotta figure out
what works best together
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and what will work with items
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they already have
in their shop.
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‐ Nice.
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‐ It's all about
their imagination
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because they are building
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their shock‐absorbing
food tray from scratch.
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‐ Man.
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‐ They only got 90 minutes
to do this.
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‐ Hey, Chris, how you doing?
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‐ How's it going with that
chair and your little deal?
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‐ Right now I'm just trying
to figure out
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exactly where I wanna be
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with my tray.
‐ Good.
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‐ My goal here is to make
this thing with an arm
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so that I can get over
that sort of pouf of the chair.
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‐ We're going
to get pedicures,
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so good luck.
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Make sure you hydrate.
‐ Always.
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[machinery whirring]
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‐ What‐‐where‐‐oh.
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‐ Hey, Shawn,
how you doing there, budd?
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Have you gotten
your head around
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the shock‐absorbing food tray?
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‐ Ah, well,
I got a lot of options
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with all these different
components, at least.
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So I'm gonna use this bracket
to mount to the armrest.
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There's some solid wood
behind there.
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‐ Maybe it'd be helpful
if you somehow had a top ha.
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‐ Top hat, I left that at home.
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If I had time,
I'd go back and get it.
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‐ Yeah, that certainly
would be helpful
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'cause you don't often
see people
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without top hats these days.
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Oh, wait a minute, yes, you do.
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Did he just throw something
over the fence?
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‐ Yeah.
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That's Beverly Hills for you.
‐ [laughs]
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‐ That is an adorable
table saw.
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‐ Yeah.
‐ Serious business here.
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‐ Hey, Mike, how you
doing there, buddy?
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‐ Pretty good.
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‐ Is that one of
your support beams?
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‐ Yeah, this is gonna be the
bottom support for the tray.
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‐ Nice.
‐ Just making this up as I go.
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‐ But where are
your suspension components?
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‐ That's classified.
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‐ [laughs]
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‐ That's on
a need‐to‐know basis.
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‐ That's a need‐to‐know basis.
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‐ I love that.
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‐ How do I get this thing
to absorb shock?
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What‐‐what am I supposed
to do with these?
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I mean, how fast could I
just make my own brackets?
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Really fast.
Let's go do that.
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♪ ♪
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This is all basically to avoid
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having to use the angle
brackets that came with it
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'cause I don't think they're
really gonna work for me.
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‐ Very impressive up here,
Chris.
253
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He needed something he didn't
have, so he's making it.
254
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That's American ingenuity.
That's what this show's abou.
255
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Boom, boom, boom.
256
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♪ ♪
257
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April, please tell me
you figured out what's wrong
258
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with my coffeemaker.
259
00:10:03,165 --> 00:10:04,625
Did you fi‐‐
‐ Oh, you got a flashlight.
260
00:10:04,708 --> 00:10:06,168
‐ Yes, that's what I needed.
261
00:10:06,252 --> 00:10:08,546
‐ This is a regular torque.
This is a security torque.
262
00:10:08,671 --> 00:10:09,839
‐ What's the difference?
263
00:10:09,964 --> 00:10:11,465
‐ See the center point,
how it's hollowed out?
264
00:10:11,549 --> 00:10:13,509
‐ Oh.
‐ It's [bleep].
265
00:10:13,592 --> 00:10:15,010
Hey, get this.
You're gonna love it.
266
00:10:15,136 --> 00:10:17,012
It's to keep people
from tampering with items.
267
00:10:17,138 --> 00:10:19,515
So you put these screws
and a couple
268
00:10:19,598 --> 00:10:21,684
of crush shims where...
‐ Tim!
269
00:10:21,767 --> 00:10:23,060
‐ You don't want kids, like,
taking apart‐‐
270
00:10:23,185 --> 00:10:23,936
‐ Tim!
‐ Yeah?
271
00:10:24,061 --> 00:10:25,354
‐ Yeah?
‐ Bring April over here.
272
00:10:25,479 --> 00:10:26,772
‐ We're busy!
‐ We're talking Torx.
273
00:10:26,856 --> 00:10:28,482
‐ We need your expert advice
over here.
274
00:10:28,607 --> 00:10:30,401
‐ We were busy.
‐ I know, I know.
275
00:10:30,526 --> 00:10:32,903
You've got her trying to fix
one of your coffee machines.
276
00:10:32,987 --> 00:10:35,906
‐ No, I was just learning
about different Torx,
277
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security torque‐‐what was it?
278
00:10:37,575 --> 00:10:39,118
‐ Security torque.
‐ Question I'm having here
279
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is what it's gonna be like
when you got a load on it.
280
00:10:41,412 --> 00:10:43,664
‐ There's actually an equation.
It's called Hooke's Law.
281
00:10:43,747 --> 00:10:46,417
The relationship
between how much load
282
00:10:46,542 --> 00:10:48,419
and then how much
is displaced is linear.
283
00:10:48,544 --> 00:10:49,795
‐ It all starts with math.
284
00:10:49,879 --> 00:10:52,089
It's a language
that doesn't mess around.
285
00:10:52,214 --> 00:10:53,424
This is really peculiar.
286
00:10:53,549 --> 00:10:56,886
What we've asked them to do
is how you'd be bouncing.
287
00:10:57,011 --> 00:11:00,055
It almost seems like
it has to be floating for this
288
00:11:00,181 --> 00:11:01,515
to operate at all
'cause you're talking abot
289
00:11:01,640 --> 00:11:04,226
keeping a plate
of whatever you eat.
290
00:11:04,351 --> 00:11:05,686
Kale?
What do you eat?
291
00:11:05,769 --> 00:11:09,648
‐ I'm looking for, like,
a 38‐ounce hatchet steak.
292
00:11:09,690 --> 00:11:11,984
‐ [laughing]
What the hell is that?
293
00:11:12,109 --> 00:11:13,861
‐ I'm gonna go back
to tinkering on the coffee pot.
294
00:11:13,986 --> 00:11:16,322
‐ Okay, all right.
Thank you, April.
295
00:11:16,447 --> 00:11:17,907
35 minutes left.
296
00:11:18,032 --> 00:11:19,617
Let's take a look
at Chris here.
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♪ ♪
298
00:11:21,452 --> 00:11:22,745
‐ This‐‐
299
00:11:22,870 --> 00:11:26,040
‐ Hey, wait a second.
300
00:11:26,165 --> 00:11:28,751
‐ Put this on there,
and I put two bolts here.
301
00:11:28,876 --> 00:11:31,337
This whole thing
has to kinda move.
302
00:11:31,462 --> 00:11:34,423
‐ He's got the shock absorber.
May have an issue.
303
00:11:34,548 --> 00:11:37,801
‐ I'm trying to get this, like,
knuckle to move up and down.
304
00:11:37,885 --> 00:11:40,012
This is not good.
It's very bad.
305
00:11:40,137 --> 00:11:42,681
‐ What Chris is doing
is too firm.
306
00:11:42,765 --> 00:11:44,683
‐ Not good.
I cannot‐‐I got nothing.
307
00:11:44,767 --> 00:11:46,518
‐ Wow. Wow. Wow.
308
00:11:46,602 --> 00:11:48,520
‐ I don't think
I have time to redo it.
309
00:11:48,604 --> 00:11:50,397
‐ Houston, we have a problem.
310
00:11:50,522 --> 00:11:52,900
‐ Oh, yeah,
we are totally screwed.
311
00:11:56,528 --> 00:11:59,865
[drill whirring]
312
00:11:59,990 --> 00:12:02,910
‐ So it sort of works.
313
00:12:02,993 --> 00:12:04,495
Design?
314
00:12:04,620 --> 00:12:06,330
Yeah, not terrible.
315
00:12:06,372 --> 00:12:10,125
Does it work?
Eh, not so much.
316
00:12:10,209 --> 00:12:12,127
‐ Looks like you had
a little setback.
317
00:12:12,211 --> 00:12:15,214
Why don't you spring yourself
into action?
318
00:12:15,297 --> 00:12:16,507
‐ [groans]
319
00:12:16,548 --> 00:12:21,387
♪ ♪
320
00:12:23,806 --> 00:12:25,391
‐ Shawn, how's it going?
321
00:12:25,516 --> 00:12:27,518
‐ Uh, the weight
and the shocks
322
00:12:27,559 --> 00:12:29,520
just aren't
mounted firmly enough.
323
00:12:29,645 --> 00:12:32,356
That just ain't gonna cut it.
324
00:12:37,695 --> 00:12:38,654
‐ Well, you're gonna be
starting over
325
00:12:38,696 --> 00:12:40,239
with less than 30 minutes.
326
00:12:42,324 --> 00:12:43,951
‐ Are you going to be
able to finish?
327
00:12:44,034 --> 00:12:45,661
‐ I'm not used to working
under this kind
328
00:12:45,744 --> 00:12:46,954
of time strains and pressure,
329
00:12:47,037 --> 00:12:48,497
but it's definitely
challenging.
330
00:12:48,622 --> 00:12:49,790
‐ Good.
‐ Good, that's what we wanted.
331
00:12:49,873 --> 00:12:50,916
‐ That's what this is
about, Shawn.
332
00:12:51,000 --> 00:12:52,459
‐ Well, good job with that.
333
00:12:52,543 --> 00:12:55,379
‐ But I wanna see what you come
up with, so get to work, man.
334
00:12:55,462 --> 00:12:57,006
‐ It's crunch time.
335
00:12:57,089 --> 00:12:59,633
♪ ♪
336
00:12:59,717 --> 00:13:02,052
‐ I need to seriously
kick it up a notch
337
00:13:02,177 --> 00:13:04,346
and really move on this baby.
338
00:13:04,430 --> 00:13:06,098
Come on, ugh.
339
00:13:06,223 --> 00:13:09,059
And as soon as I say that,
I strip the screw out.
340
00:13:09,184 --> 00:13:11,312
‐ Hey, Mike,
how you doing there, buddy?
341
00:13:11,395 --> 00:13:14,898
‐ I'm putting together
the suspension system
342
00:13:14,982 --> 00:13:19,486
so that when it gets tested,
it will spring back gently
343
00:13:19,611 --> 00:13:22,531
and not send stuff flying
everywhere.
344
00:13:22,656 --> 00:13:25,326
‐ Nice.
‐ How the heck does that go?
345
00:13:25,451 --> 00:13:27,619
Who built this?
346
00:13:27,703 --> 00:13:29,538
Ha‐ha!
347
00:13:29,663 --> 00:13:31,790
‐ All right, guys,
you got 20 minutes.
348
00:13:31,874 --> 00:13:34,585
Don't hurry, but hurry.
349
00:13:34,668 --> 00:13:37,171
‐ 20 minutes, okay.
350
00:13:37,254 --> 00:13:40,424
♪ ♪
351
00:13:40,507 --> 00:13:42,426
‐ I gotta crank it, man.
352
00:13:42,509 --> 00:13:45,304
This is the last vestige here.
353
00:13:45,387 --> 00:13:47,181
I hope that's gonna work.
354
00:13:47,264 --> 00:13:49,850
♪ ♪
355
00:13:49,933 --> 00:13:51,602
‐ Mike is looking good.
356
00:13:51,685 --> 00:13:53,020
He has some bounce
in that tray.
357
00:13:53,062 --> 00:13:55,481
Look at that.
He's thinking about the test.
358
00:13:55,522 --> 00:13:56,523
♪ ♪
359
00:13:56,648 --> 00:13:59,485
All right, guys,
it's two minutes left.
360
00:13:59,526 --> 00:14:01,570
‐ Brutal.
[laughs]
361
00:14:01,695 --> 00:14:03,572
‐ Two minutes left?
362
00:14:03,697 --> 00:14:04,740
If we have a 4‐inch screw,
363
00:14:04,865 --> 00:14:07,493
I think I could
get something in there.
364
00:14:07,576 --> 00:14:09,203
‐ Gotta keep moving.
365
00:14:09,286 --> 00:14:10,996
♪ ♪
366
00:14:11,080 --> 00:14:12,206
‐ I'm worried about Shawn.
367
00:14:12,289 --> 00:14:14,500
♪ ♪
368
00:14:14,625 --> 00:14:15,834
He's behind.
369
00:14:15,959 --> 00:14:18,003
‐ That design's not up
to my standards there,
370
00:14:18,128 --> 00:14:22,007
but I don't think
I got time to redo it.
371
00:14:22,091 --> 00:14:24,843
‐ Hey, Shawn, go, baby, go!
372
00:14:24,927 --> 00:14:27,679
‐ The bolt's hitting
the track underneath.
373
00:14:27,805 --> 00:14:30,015
‐ This always gets me nervous.
I didn't wanna be nervous.
374
00:14:30,140 --> 00:14:32,101
That's the last thing I wanna
do is be fricking nervous.
375
00:14:32,226 --> 00:14:33,352
‐ But that's part of the...
‐ I'm nervous.
376
00:14:33,435 --> 00:14:35,062
‐ Fun of the competition.
377
00:14:35,187 --> 00:14:38,190
‐ So I got‐‐
I got enough time to, uh‐‐
378
00:14:38,315 --> 00:14:39,733
ah, [bleep].
379
00:14:39,817 --> 00:14:42,653
♪ ♪
380
00:14:42,736 --> 00:14:46,365
‐ Three, two, one.
381
00:14:46,490 --> 00:14:48,951
‐ All right, you guys gotta
drop your hammers.
382
00:14:49,034 --> 00:14:50,661
It's all done.
‐ Okay, step away.
383
00:14:50,786 --> 00:14:53,372
Step away from the chairs.
384
00:14:55,040 --> 00:14:55,999
‐ I am thrashed.
385
00:14:56,083 --> 00:14:58,836
That was
a screaming‐fast 90 minutes.
386
00:14:58,919 --> 00:15:00,712
‐ [groans]
387
00:15:00,796 --> 00:15:04,758
‐ So we are now going to test
your shock‐absorbing trays.
388
00:15:04,883 --> 00:15:06,427
Here's the test.
389
00:15:06,552 --> 00:15:08,762
You have a weight that's
the same as the TV dinners
390
00:15:08,887 --> 00:15:10,431
Tim and I grew up with.
391
00:15:10,556 --> 00:15:11,598
Drop it on your tray,
392
00:15:11,723 --> 00:15:14,351
and we'll see
how it holds up to the shock.
393
00:15:14,476 --> 00:15:17,229
A laser will measure
how much it compresses.
394
00:15:17,354 --> 00:15:19,314
The bigger the number,
the better.
395
00:15:19,356 --> 00:15:22,192
That means your
shock‐absorbing tray's doing
396
00:15:22,276 --> 00:15:23,777
what
it's supposed to do.
397
00:15:23,861 --> 00:15:25,320
‐ All right, Chris,
can you hear us?
398
00:15:25,446 --> 00:15:26,655
‐ Yup, I got you.
399
00:15:26,697 --> 00:15:27,614
‐ Let's figure out if anything
400
00:15:27,698 --> 00:15:29,825
works out of your laboratory.
401
00:15:29,950 --> 00:15:31,660
‐ Okay.
‐ All right, Chris.
402
00:15:31,785 --> 00:15:34,329
show us what you got.
403
00:15:34,413 --> 00:15:35,831
[metallic clank]
404
00:15:35,956 --> 00:15:39,334
Okay, that's half an inch.
Not great, Chris.
405
00:15:39,376 --> 00:15:40,419
‐ Whoa.
406
00:15:40,502 --> 00:15:42,546
♪ ♪
407
00:15:42,671 --> 00:15:46,049
‐ I would now have a TV dinner,
a chocolate shake,
408
00:15:46,133 --> 00:15:49,011
and a bowl of cereal
on my lap, okay?
409
00:15:49,052 --> 00:15:50,179
All right, let's go to Mike.
410
00:15:50,304 --> 00:15:52,556
Drop that little table
saw you have on there.
411
00:15:52,639 --> 00:15:54,057
No, no, no, not that, but‐‐
412
00:15:54,183 --> 00:15:57,644
‐ No, no, your neighbor's wife.
Drop her on there.
413
00:15:57,728 --> 00:15:59,563
‐ Dropping.
414
00:16:02,191 --> 00:16:04,443
‐ Okay, that's an inch
and a half on our scale,
415
00:16:04,526 --> 00:16:07,571
three times more
shock absorption than Chris.
416
00:16:07,654 --> 00:16:11,450
♪ ♪
417
00:16:11,533 --> 00:16:13,452
Very good.
Okay, Shawn.
418
00:16:13,535 --> 00:16:14,578
Show us what you got.
419
00:16:14,661 --> 00:16:19,666
♪ ♪
420
00:16:19,708 --> 00:16:22,753
Hey, it doesn't look like
you're set up for the test.
421
00:16:22,878 --> 00:16:23,962
What's going on there?
422
00:16:24,046 --> 00:16:26,131
‐ Well, I needed
a little more time to get it
423
00:16:26,215 --> 00:16:28,592
to where I needed it to be,
but, uh, it's there.
424
00:16:28,717 --> 00:16:31,094
It's just not operational.
425
00:16:31,220 --> 00:16:33,972
‐ Shawn, obviously
you didn't get a chance
426
00:16:34,056 --> 00:16:35,849
to finish your build,
so it can't be tested.
427
00:16:35,933 --> 00:16:38,393
‐ And because of that, Shawn,
we gotta say goodbye to you,
428
00:16:38,519 --> 00:16:41,230
and I'm telling you,
it's not an easy thing to say
429
00:16:41,355 --> 00:16:43,273
'cause I really admire
your skill set, buddy.
430
00:16:43,357 --> 00:16:44,316
‐ That's how it goes sometimes.
431
00:16:44,441 --> 00:16:45,651
‐ Yeah, yeah,
that's how it goes.
432
00:16:45,776 --> 00:16:46,777
Darn it.
433
00:16:46,860 --> 00:16:47,986
‐ Thanks for
the opportunity, though.
434
00:16:48,070 --> 00:16:49,488
‐ You bet, man.
‐ You're welcome.
435
00:16:57,788 --> 00:17:00,123
♪ ♪
436
00:17:01,291 --> 00:17:02,876
‐ Hey, look, Chris, I feel like
437
00:17:02,960 --> 00:17:04,586
you got a pass
on your tray table.
438
00:17:04,670 --> 00:17:06,630
We'll never know
because Shawn didn't finish.
439
00:17:06,713 --> 00:17:07,798
You're moving on, buddy.
440
00:17:07,881 --> 00:17:10,259
[both laugh]
441
00:17:10,384 --> 00:17:12,594
‐ Mike, Chris,
congratulations on making it
442
00:17:12,719 --> 00:17:16,223
to the second and final round,
the Run with It Challenge.
443
00:17:16,348 --> 00:17:17,891
‐ We're gonna talk
about lawnmowers,
444
00:17:18,016 --> 00:17:19,685
a machine near and dear
to my heart.
445
00:17:19,810 --> 00:17:20,978
It hasn't changed very much,
446
00:17:21,061 --> 00:17:23,689
and it still does
one thing very well.
447
00:17:23,772 --> 00:17:26,817
It cuts your grass, and that's
where you two come in.
448
00:17:26,900 --> 00:17:28,902
‐ Inside your crates
are materials needed to build
449
00:17:29,027 --> 00:17:32,322
a custom multifunctional
landscaping machine.
450
00:17:32,406 --> 00:17:34,908
It will have to be able
to tackle grass,
451
00:17:34,992 --> 00:17:38,203
weeds, bushes, and hedges,
452
00:17:38,287 --> 00:17:42,332
and there's one big addition.
What do they have, Tim?
453
00:17:42,457 --> 00:17:44,167
‐ I tossed in
a riding lawnmower.
454
00:17:44,251 --> 00:17:45,919
I actually didn't toss it in.
It would be kind of heavy,
455
00:17:46,044 --> 00:17:48,046
and if I actually tossed
a riding lawnmower,
456
00:17:48,171 --> 00:17:49,339
I would pull my groin,
457
00:17:49,423 --> 00:17:50,966
and nobody wants to see that.
‐ Nobody.
458
00:17:51,049 --> 00:17:53,010
‐ With the mower, redesign it,
build it up.
459
00:17:53,135 --> 00:17:54,386
Just make a machine
460
00:17:54,511 --> 00:17:56,471
that can whack weeds
and trim hedges and bushes.
461
00:17:56,555 --> 00:17:59,099
‐ You're also going
to have to incorporate
462
00:17:59,182 --> 00:18:01,351
your recliner and food tray
463
00:18:01,435 --> 00:18:05,480
so people like Tim can work
and eat in total comfort.
464
00:18:05,522 --> 00:18:08,191
Show us you're
the superior maker.
465
00:18:08,317 --> 00:18:10,402
‐ When you complete your builds
after five days,
466
00:18:10,527 --> 00:18:12,279
they'll be shipped back to me
and Richard,
467
00:18:12,362 --> 00:18:15,532
where they'll be tested on
three criteria...
468
00:18:15,657 --> 00:18:19,161
‐ Quality, design,
and functionality.
469
00:18:19,286 --> 00:18:20,954
‐ We'll be watching you guys
every step of the way.
470
00:18:21,038 --> 00:18:23,248
Good luck, builders.
471
00:18:23,373 --> 00:18:24,374
To keep the makers
on their toes,
472
00:18:24,499 --> 00:18:26,335
I asked April
to add a little challenge.
473
00:18:26,418 --> 00:18:30,088
Hey, April, what do the makers
have to fix this time?
474
00:18:30,213 --> 00:18:31,882
‐ The carburetor float.
475
00:18:32,007 --> 00:18:33,675
‐ You actually took apart
a carburetor
476
00:18:33,759 --> 00:18:35,260
and messed with the float?
477
00:18:35,344 --> 00:18:36,720
‐ Who doesn't like messing
with the carburetor?
478
00:18:36,803 --> 00:18:38,013
‐ Exactly.
‐ Jeez.
479
00:18:38,096 --> 00:18:39,264
‐ Why not?
480
00:18:39,389 --> 00:18:40,390
‐ There is something
emotionally wrong with yo.
481
00:18:40,474 --> 00:18:42,142
‐ So it regulates the fuel,
482
00:18:42,225 --> 00:18:43,435
and they just need
to break down with it.
483
00:18:43,560 --> 00:18:45,020
‐ And if they can't start it,
there's only...
484
00:18:45,062 --> 00:18:46,521
‐ That's just mean.
‐ Three or four things
485
00:18:46,605 --> 00:18:47,981
that you have to look at.
‐ Exactly.
486
00:18:48,023 --> 00:18:49,608
The filter, the pump,
the spark plug.
487
00:18:49,691 --> 00:18:51,234
Eventually they're gonna make
their way to the float.
488
00:18:51,360 --> 00:18:52,694
‐ The float is over the top.
That is mean.
489
00:18:52,819 --> 00:18:55,155
You just jammed it somehow,
didn't you?
490
00:18:55,197 --> 00:18:57,240
‐ I just lifted it up too much.
‐ Right.
491
00:18:57,366 --> 00:18:59,409
‐ So they're just gonna
have to reset it.
492
00:18:59,534 --> 00:19:01,328
I could have made it worse.
That's all I'll say.
493
00:19:01,411 --> 00:19:03,747
‐ [laughs]
Thank you, April.
494
00:19:07,542 --> 00:19:09,127
‐ Ah.
495
00:19:09,211 --> 00:19:12,047
I can't wait to see
how creative these makers get.
496
00:19:12,130 --> 00:19:15,050
‐ Holy cow.
Look at the size of this thing.
497
00:19:15,133 --> 00:19:16,593
‐ They're going to have to
think about how
498
00:19:16,718 --> 00:19:19,763
everything is going to work
together if they want to win.
499
00:19:19,888 --> 00:19:20,764
‐ Oh, boy.
500
00:19:20,847 --> 00:19:22,349
♪ ♪
501
00:19:22,432 --> 00:19:26,603
‐ That is a lawnmower.
Holy smoke.
502
00:19:26,728 --> 00:19:28,063
‐ All right, people,
for round two
503
00:19:28,188 --> 00:19:30,816
we've given them
even more cool stuff.
504
00:19:30,857 --> 00:19:32,109
♪ ♪
505
00:19:32,192 --> 00:19:34,695
‐ We got a nice trimmer...
‐ Weed whacker.
506
00:19:34,778 --> 00:19:38,156
‐ Velcro and gaff tape
make the world go round.
507
00:19:38,240 --> 00:19:39,908
‐ And the makers can use
anything they have
508
00:19:39,991 --> 00:19:41,827
in their own shops.
509
00:19:41,952 --> 00:19:44,079
‐ IFixit.
510
00:19:44,162 --> 00:19:46,206
This is really cool.
511
00:19:46,331 --> 00:19:49,543
This looks like a little
magnetic project board.
512
00:19:49,626 --> 00:19:51,753
♪ ♪
513
00:19:51,878 --> 00:19:54,339
Day one.
514
00:19:54,381 --> 00:19:56,425
‐ But we can't make it
too easy for these guys,
515
00:19:56,550 --> 00:19:58,218
so I had April
create a secret repair
516
00:19:58,301 --> 00:20:00,345
by sabotaging
their motor's carburetor.
517
00:20:00,470 --> 00:20:02,222
If they can't unstick
that float,
518
00:20:02,347 --> 00:20:04,808
the mower ain't gonna start.
519
00:20:04,891 --> 00:20:06,727
‐ Wow.
Come on.
520
00:20:06,810 --> 00:20:09,438
[grunting]
521
00:20:09,521 --> 00:20:15,694
♪ ♪
522
00:20:15,819 --> 00:20:16,987
‐ What the‐‐huh.
523
00:20:17,112 --> 00:20:19,156
‐ What's he gonna do?
524
00:20:19,239 --> 00:20:21,324
‐ The chair just wasn't
quite wide enough,
525
00:20:21,450 --> 00:20:23,326
so I had to make it
a little wider.
526
00:20:23,410 --> 00:20:25,162
I'm gonna take the guts
out of it.
527
00:20:25,287 --> 00:20:26,788
Pssh! Sayonara.
528
00:20:26,872 --> 00:20:29,916
I'm gonna rebuild the cushion
and stuff it back in.
529
00:20:30,041 --> 00:20:32,002
I believe it's gonna work.
530
00:20:32,085 --> 00:20:33,503
‐ Check out Chris.
531
00:20:33,587 --> 00:20:37,799
‐ It's very important to me
to have these moments right now
532
00:20:37,883 --> 00:20:40,302
because if I work on this thing
for five days
533
00:20:40,385 --> 00:20:42,846
and then it doesn't work,
it was all a waste of time.
534
00:20:42,888 --> 00:20:45,515
‐ These guys could not
be more different.
535
00:20:45,557 --> 00:20:47,017
♪ ♪
536
00:20:47,100 --> 00:20:48,769
‐ Nothing.
537
00:20:48,894 --> 00:20:52,522
It's gotta be something that's
stopping me from starting this.
538
00:20:52,606 --> 00:20:55,692
‐ That would be April
sabotaging your carburetor.
539
00:20:55,817 --> 00:20:58,361
‐ I'm immediately getting
into this diagnostic mode
540
00:20:58,487 --> 00:21:00,238
as to what it could be.
541
00:21:00,363 --> 00:21:03,492
Is it spark plug?
Is it compression? Is it fuel?
542
00:21:03,617 --> 00:21:05,410
So I've gotta get through
that list and figure it out.
543
00:21:05,535 --> 00:21:08,580
Here's the carburetor.
544
00:21:08,705 --> 00:21:11,541
Here's the float, so‐‐oh, see?
545
00:21:11,625 --> 00:21:14,211
This float,
this float is so stiff.
546
00:21:14,336 --> 00:21:17,172
‐ It's got a Texas wedge.
‐ It's a K‐pod.
547
00:21:17,297 --> 00:21:21,051
‐ Now I have to figure
out‐‐oh, shoot.
548
00:21:21,134 --> 00:21:22,052
Oh, okay.
549
00:21:22,177 --> 00:21:23,804
‐ Look at that.
‐ There it is.
550
00:21:23,887 --> 00:21:25,764
‐ See how nice and easy
it moves now?
551
00:21:25,889 --> 00:21:26,765
This is looking good.
552
00:21:26,890 --> 00:21:28,642
[engine grinding]
553
00:21:28,725 --> 00:21:30,101
‐ That's very cool.
He figured that out.
554
00:21:30,185 --> 00:21:32,521
‐ He identified the problem,
and so he figured it out.
555
00:21:32,604 --> 00:21:37,150
♪ ♪
556
00:21:37,192 --> 00:21:39,653
‐ All right,
now our seat is mounted.
557
00:21:39,736 --> 00:21:41,571
‐ Look how quick he got
the chair on there.
558
00:21:41,655 --> 00:21:43,031
‐ And he didn't have to
take it apart.
559
00:21:43,114 --> 00:21:44,574
‐ I'm super excited
to get this thing
560
00:21:44,699 --> 00:21:47,911
back out in the driveway
and give it a test drive.
561
00:21:47,994 --> 00:21:50,914
[laughing]
562
00:21:50,997 --> 00:21:53,041
♪ ♪
563
00:21:53,166 --> 00:21:55,502
‐ Now he's doing donuts.
564
00:21:55,585 --> 00:21:58,004
‐ All right, so far, so good.
565
00:21:58,088 --> 00:22:00,298
‐ Now, that looks comfortable.
‐ Yeah, it actually does.
566
00:22:00,382 --> 00:22:02,300
‐ Just wrap that in
some yellow Naugahyde.
567
00:22:02,384 --> 00:22:04,261
‐ Oh, man,
the seat is so ugly.
568
00:22:04,386 --> 00:22:08,056
‐ I wanna straddle the line
between yard machine
569
00:22:08,139 --> 00:22:10,308
and, like,
total demolition device
570
00:22:10,392 --> 00:22:13,103
that you could use to,
like, conquer a small city.
571
00:22:13,186 --> 00:22:14,521
♪ ♪
572
00:22:14,646 --> 00:22:17,983
‐ He's going for the propane.
That's unexpected.
573
00:22:18,066 --> 00:22:19,651
‐ We did not give him that.
574
00:22:19,734 --> 00:22:22,612
♪ ♪
575
00:22:22,696 --> 00:22:26,157
‐ Now, if we imagine ourselves
on our lounger...
576
00:22:26,241 --> 00:22:28,952
‐ What kind of a guy adds
a flamethrower to a lawnmower?
577
00:22:29,035 --> 00:22:29,995
‐ Why not?
‐ Why not?
578
00:22:30,078 --> 00:22:30,829
‐ Why wouldn't you?
579
00:22:30,954 --> 00:22:33,248
‐ And we wanna take care
of some weeds...
580
00:22:33,331 --> 00:22:35,542
♪ ♪
581
00:22:35,625 --> 00:22:36,668
I think that'll do.
582
00:22:36,710 --> 00:22:38,420
‐ Why didn't you just go
with an RPG,
583
00:22:38,545 --> 00:22:40,171
or maybe a bazooka?
584
00:22:40,213 --> 00:22:42,173
♪ ♪
585
00:22:42,299 --> 00:22:45,010
‐ [laughing]
586
00:22:45,135 --> 00:22:46,678
‐ Here we go.
Yeah, baby.
587
00:22:46,761 --> 00:22:48,889
‐ Slash and burn.
Slash and burn.
588
00:22:51,516 --> 00:22:53,018
‐ What was
your favorite TV dinner?
589
00:22:53,101 --> 00:22:54,394
‐ I gotta go with the turkey.
590
00:22:54,519 --> 00:22:56,855
I think the turkey was
the most inviting, you know,
591
00:22:56,897 --> 00:22:59,816
and it had stuffing.
It had potatoes.
592
00:22:59,900 --> 00:23:02,819
It over‐carbed you, but it
was‐‐it was very comforting.
593
00:23:02,861 --> 00:23:04,654
‐ I'm sorry, I fell asleep
in the middle of that.
594
00:23:04,738 --> 00:23:08,575
Loin of pork, by far
the best one, smashed potatoes,
595
00:23:08,658 --> 00:23:10,619
some sort of a apple,
you know, sugary thing.
596
00:23:10,702 --> 00:23:13,663
‐ Now, do you say "smashed
potatoes" or "mashed potatoes"?
597
00:23:13,788 --> 00:23:16,041
‐ Depends on
if I drink bourbon.
598
00:23:16,166 --> 00:23:18,752
[slurring] We're gonna have
smashed potatoes.
599
00:23:18,877 --> 00:23:21,171
‐ Let's see how our makers
are getting along.
600
00:23:21,254 --> 00:23:22,839
♪ ♪
601
00:23:22,964 --> 00:23:24,591
‐ Today's task
is gonna be integrating
602
00:23:24,716 --> 00:23:26,593
the hedge trimmer
and the weed whacker.
603
00:23:26,676 --> 00:23:28,470
How I'm gonna attach them
to the front of the mower
604
00:23:28,553 --> 00:23:29,846
and how
I'm gonna control them.
605
00:23:29,888 --> 00:23:31,890
♪ ♪
606
00:23:31,973 --> 00:23:33,600
What I'm gonna be
building here
607
00:23:33,725 --> 00:23:36,770
is kind of a telescoping tube
with a crossbar on it.
608
00:23:36,895 --> 00:23:39,439
We're gonna be able to bolt
both of the tools right to it,
609
00:23:39,522 --> 00:23:41,358
move it up and down,
side to side,
610
00:23:41,483 --> 00:23:42,859
and we'll be able
to adjust the way that
611
00:23:42,984 --> 00:23:45,654
these things interact with
the ground and the hedge.
612
00:23:45,779 --> 00:23:46,988
I love it.
613
00:23:47,030 --> 00:23:48,406
Come on, baby.
What more can you ask for?
614
00:23:48,531 --> 00:23:50,075
‐ There you go.
615
00:23:50,158 --> 00:23:54,120
♪ ♪
616
00:23:54,204 --> 00:23:55,997
‐ Okay, so it's day three.
617
00:23:56,081 --> 00:23:58,667
Right now, I'm gonna try
to assemble the HOTAS
618
00:23:58,750 --> 00:24:01,419
so I can control the weed eater
and the trimmer,
619
00:24:01,544 --> 00:24:06,007
except it's gonna be up here
in front on the mower.
620
00:24:06,049 --> 00:24:08,259
♪ ♪
621
00:24:08,385 --> 00:24:09,803
‐ Looks like
Owen Wilson's brother.
622
00:24:09,886 --> 00:24:12,013
‐ It is.
‐ Interesting design.
623
00:24:12,097 --> 00:24:13,765
The challenge
is going to be how well
624
00:24:13,848 --> 00:24:16,142
all these
elements work together.
625
00:24:16,226 --> 00:24:17,394
‐ What the‐‐huh.
626
00:24:17,519 --> 00:24:19,270
Does Mike think
he's building a ship?
627
00:24:19,354 --> 00:24:20,605
What's the deal
with the rigging?
628
00:24:20,689 --> 00:24:23,358
‐ I think that's
for the spinnaker, you know?
629
00:24:23,441 --> 00:24:25,110
In case you get
a nice windy day.
630
00:24:25,193 --> 00:24:27,028
‐ No, he's got a weed whacker.
631
00:24:27,153 --> 00:24:30,490
‐ Crank this baby,
and it'll raise it up.
632
00:24:30,573 --> 00:24:31,950
‐ Oh, that's cool.
633
00:24:32,033 --> 00:24:33,785
‐ I can't tell if it's better
or just different
634
00:24:33,868 --> 00:24:35,954
from what Chris has going on.
635
00:24:36,037 --> 00:24:38,707
[machinery buzzing]
636
00:24:38,790 --> 00:24:44,254
♪ ♪
637
00:24:44,379 --> 00:24:46,339
‐ It works. It works.
638
00:24:46,423 --> 00:24:49,259
‐ [laughs] Oh, yeah.
‐ Oh, yeah.
639
00:24:49,342 --> 00:24:50,802
♪ ♪
640
00:24:50,885 --> 00:24:52,429
‐ [laughs]
‐ There we go.
641
00:24:52,554 --> 00:24:53,972
‐ There we go.
‐ That seems functional,
642
00:24:54,055 --> 00:24:55,807
but how well is that
going to work
643
00:24:55,890 --> 00:24:57,350
when you're
driving and steering?
644
00:24:57,434 --> 00:25:00,562
‐ I would be done, except for
I want to do an engine tet
645
00:25:00,687 --> 00:25:03,273
and make sure that
that engine starts.
646
00:25:03,356 --> 00:25:04,983
[both laugh]
647
00:25:05,108 --> 00:25:06,818
‐ Looks like Mike is about
to discover
648
00:25:06,901 --> 00:25:08,862
April's little booby trap.
649
00:25:08,945 --> 00:25:12,407
♪ ♪
650
00:25:12,532 --> 00:25:13,783
‐ Nothing.
651
00:25:13,867 --> 00:25:16,661
‐ Oh, no.
‐ Chris had it going on.
652
00:25:16,745 --> 00:25:19,164
He figured out the float
right away.
653
00:25:19,205 --> 00:25:20,999
[chuckles]
654
00:25:21,041 --> 00:25:23,752
And someone's watching you
with that look on your face.
655
00:25:23,835 --> 00:25:24,627
‐ Yeah.
656
00:25:24,711 --> 00:25:26,296
‐ Why won't it start?
657
00:25:26,379 --> 00:25:27,839
‐ Oh, god, the manual's
coming out.
658
00:25:27,881 --> 00:25:29,758
You know, that's
a man's last resort.
659
00:25:29,841 --> 00:25:30,759
‐ Yeah.
660
00:25:30,884 --> 00:25:32,177
‐ It's eating up
a lot of his time.
661
00:25:32,260 --> 00:25:33,553
‐ I don't know.
662
00:25:36,848 --> 00:25:39,142
‐ Looks like Mike is getting
tripped up by our sabotage.
663
00:25:39,225 --> 00:25:41,394
‐ "I don't think I'm gonna have
to tear the engine apart.
664
00:25:41,519 --> 00:25:42,937
No!"
665
00:25:43,021 --> 00:25:44,689
[both laugh]
666
00:25:44,773 --> 00:25:47,567
‐ Uh, I didn't test the engine
right off the bat.
667
00:25:47,650 --> 00:25:49,152
It's just not good.
668
00:25:49,235 --> 00:25:50,236
♪ ♪
669
00:25:50,361 --> 00:25:51,488
What's up there?
670
00:25:51,529 --> 00:25:55,200
♪ ♪
671
00:25:55,325 --> 00:25:57,118
I hope I'm doing this right.
672
00:25:57,202 --> 00:26:01,456
Yeah, so the carburetor float
is whacked out of adjustmen.
673
00:26:01,539 --> 00:26:03,917
It was stuck.
‐ [laughs]
674
00:26:04,042 --> 00:26:06,127
‐ Well, it seems
to be working now.
675
00:26:06,211 --> 00:26:07,879
That doggone carburetor.
676
00:26:08,004 --> 00:26:11,216
Oh, please, baby, please, baby.
Come on, come on.
677
00:26:11,299 --> 00:26:13,259
[engine grinding]
Oh, yeah!
678
00:26:13,384 --> 00:26:14,469
[both chuckle]
‐ Ah.
679
00:26:14,552 --> 00:26:18,098
‐ Oh, my God.
Whoo‐hoo!
680
00:26:18,181 --> 00:26:21,935
[laughs]
Whoo‐hoo!
681
00:26:22,060 --> 00:26:24,104
What a relief.
682
00:26:24,187 --> 00:26:26,147
You, you.
683
00:26:26,231 --> 00:26:28,900
‐ Looks like he just married
off his first daughter.
684
00:26:28,983 --> 00:26:30,652
Come on, you just got
a mower started.
685
00:26:30,693 --> 00:26:32,487
Calm down.
[engine rumbles]
686
00:26:32,529 --> 00:26:35,240
‐ 20 horsepower, baby!
687
00:26:35,365 --> 00:26:36,950
‐ What kind of mower did you
have when you were a kid?
688
00:26:37,033 --> 00:26:38,743
‐ Well, I had a push mower.
‐ So did I.
689
00:26:38,868 --> 00:26:40,537
‐ It was real simple
and made of wood.
690
00:26:40,662 --> 00:26:42,038
‐ Wood.
‐ Wood.
691
00:26:42,163 --> 00:26:43,957
‐ It had a wood‐‐a wood handle.
I know that‐‐gosh, I‐‐
692
00:26:44,040 --> 00:26:45,917
what was
that brand name on that?
693
00:26:46,000 --> 00:26:47,794
‐ I don't think mine
had a brand name.
694
00:26:47,877 --> 00:26:49,379
It was probably
handed down for‐‐
695
00:26:49,504 --> 00:26:50,630
‐ We were very wealthy.
696
00:26:50,713 --> 00:26:52,549
We had a brand‐‐I think
it was an Hermès.
697
00:26:52,674 --> 00:26:55,718
‐ An Hermès, yeah?
‐ It was $36,000.
698
00:26:55,844 --> 00:26:57,011
‐ '30s deco style?
699
00:26:57,095 --> 00:26:59,055
‐ Of course it was.
Made out of mahogany,
700
00:26:59,180 --> 00:27:01,766
hand‐rubbed by an individual‐‐
took him a year to hand‐rub i.
701
00:27:01,891 --> 00:27:03,059
‐ Hand‐rubbed mahogany.
702
00:27:03,143 --> 00:27:06,354
‐ It was about
300 pounds, Richard.
703
00:27:06,479 --> 00:27:11,025
♪ ♪
704
00:27:11,109 --> 00:27:13,736
‐ I've got a bunch of ideas
on how I can cosmetically
705
00:27:13,862 --> 00:27:16,364
alter this thing
to make it look really cool,
706
00:27:16,489 --> 00:27:17,657
but first things first,
707
00:27:17,699 --> 00:27:20,201
I gotta add
a couple more accessories.
708
00:27:20,285 --> 00:27:24,664
Hey, Google, what gauge wire do
I need to run a 10‐amp circuit?
709
00:27:24,747 --> 00:27:26,457
‐ For a maximum of 10 amps,
710
00:27:26,541 --> 00:27:28,793
you'll need a wire gauge
of 16.
711
00:27:28,877 --> 00:27:30,920
‐ I'll probably up the size
of the wire just in case
712
00:27:31,004 --> 00:27:32,714
I run a little bit more power.
713
00:27:32,797 --> 00:27:35,508
‐ Always add more power,
yeah, baby.
714
00:27:35,633 --> 00:27:37,260
♪ ♪
715
00:27:37,385 --> 00:27:38,678
‐ Hmm.
716
00:27:38,803 --> 00:27:40,263
I'm gonna have to do
a whole bunch of custom
717
00:27:40,346 --> 00:27:43,224
fabricating work
to get this thing to fit.
718
00:27:43,349 --> 00:27:46,978
♪ ♪
719
00:27:47,061 --> 00:27:49,564
Not great, not a great smell.
720
00:27:49,647 --> 00:27:52,692
♪ ♪
721
00:27:52,817 --> 00:27:54,652
‐ We asked for a multifunction
lawn machine,
722
00:27:54,736 --> 00:27:56,988
and Chris is delivering.
723
00:27:57,071 --> 00:27:59,449
♪ ♪
724
00:27:59,532 --> 00:28:01,159
‐ Love it.
725
00:28:01,284 --> 00:28:02,577
All right, we got a winch.
726
00:28:02,660 --> 00:28:03,995
‐ He's a little ahead
of himself‐‐I like it.
727
00:28:04,078 --> 00:28:05,747
‐ He's giving us
a lot of tools,
728
00:28:05,830 --> 00:28:08,833
but how are they going
to all function?
729
00:28:08,958 --> 00:28:12,128
‐ I'm feeling that the clock
is ticking extra fast.
730
00:28:12,212 --> 00:28:14,797
I have really got
to kick it up a notch.
731
00:28:14,881 --> 00:28:19,344
Hey, Google, show me
some accent colors for brown.
732
00:28:19,427 --> 00:28:22,138
‐ Here's a summary from the
website architecturelab.net.
733
00:28:22,222 --> 00:28:24,057
If you're looking to get
a much more modern
734
00:28:24,182 --> 00:28:25,767
and sleek look
that is incredibly
735
00:28:25,892 --> 00:28:27,727
relaxing and trendy,
then consider
736
00:28:27,852 --> 00:28:29,229
pairing brown with blue.
737
00:28:29,312 --> 00:28:36,236
♪ ♪
738
00:28:49,749 --> 00:28:52,502
‐ So this is what gardeners use
as a ground cloth to put down
739
00:28:52,627 --> 00:28:54,045
so it keeps the weeds out.
740
00:28:54,128 --> 00:28:56,339
So I'm gonna use this
as my sun shade.
741
00:28:56,422 --> 00:28:57,674
‐ What the‐‐
742
00:28:57,715 --> 00:28:59,717
‐ Oh, he's putting‐‐
he's putting on a tarp.
743
00:28:59,842 --> 00:29:01,427
He's putting shade.
744
00:29:01,552 --> 00:29:03,263
‐ What?
‐ I guess.
745
00:29:03,388 --> 00:29:04,931
‐ All right, there we go.
746
00:29:05,014 --> 00:29:06,474
‐ What kind of sun shade
is that?
747
00:29:06,557 --> 00:29:07,934
What is that?
748
00:29:08,059 --> 00:29:09,644
‐ I mean, if you're out
in the elements all day long,
749
00:29:09,727 --> 00:29:10,687
you need a little shade.
750
00:29:10,728 --> 00:29:12,480
Don't throw shade at his shade.
751
00:29:12,563 --> 00:29:13,982
‐ How about a hat?
752
00:29:14,065 --> 00:29:16,150
‐ Oh, yeah,
this is like a covered wagon.
753
00:29:17,694 --> 00:29:18,820
‐ While the makers are makin,
754
00:29:18,945 --> 00:29:20,488
here's a quick hack
from April.
755
00:29:20,571 --> 00:29:21,990
What's your hack today?
756
00:29:22,073 --> 00:29:23,574
‐ You ever reach for a limb
757
00:29:23,700 --> 00:29:25,910
that you can't reach?
‐ Yes.
758
00:29:26,035 --> 00:29:27,537
‐ Well, a tip is to gra‐‐
759
00:29:27,620 --> 00:29:29,539
‐ But usually I can
reach that far.
760
00:29:29,622 --> 00:29:30,999
‐ What about this far?
761
00:29:31,082 --> 00:29:33,126
‐ Okay, okay, there you go.
There you go. There you go.
762
00:29:33,209 --> 00:29:35,503
‐ So what you can do
is just grab some PVC
763
00:29:35,586 --> 00:29:37,088
to extend it,
764
00:29:37,171 --> 00:29:39,966
and then you can grab a piece
of tape and tape it on.
765
00:29:40,049 --> 00:29:41,592
You said you wanted
some off the top?
766
00:29:41,718 --> 00:29:43,177
‐ Easy.
‐ Just a little off the top.
767
00:29:43,261 --> 00:29:45,096
‐ Hey, also, this gives
you good leverage, so even
768
00:29:45,221 --> 00:29:46,431
if you don't need
the height for‐‐
769
00:29:46,556 --> 00:29:48,975
‐ It gives you leverage.
Thanks for the tip, April.
770
00:29:49,058 --> 00:29:50,018
We have to go see
what Chris and Mike
771
00:29:50,143 --> 00:29:51,686
are doing on their last day.
772
00:29:51,769 --> 00:29:53,354
‐ Thank you again.
‐ You're welcome.
773
00:29:53,479 --> 00:29:56,399
‐ Ah, boy.
[sighs]
774
00:29:56,482 --> 00:30:00,653
♪ ♪
775
00:30:00,737 --> 00:30:01,988
‐ My last day.
776
00:30:02,113 --> 00:30:03,114
The clock's ticking.
777
00:30:03,197 --> 00:30:04,157
I'm getting down to the wire.
778
00:30:04,282 --> 00:30:06,492
So this whole time
I'm working on the mower,
779
00:30:06,576 --> 00:30:07,994
I'm adding components.
780
00:30:08,119 --> 00:30:09,162
In the back of my mind
I'm thinking
781
00:30:09,245 --> 00:30:10,580
I still have to get back
to my
782
00:30:10,663 --> 00:30:11,831
shock‐absorbing food tray,
783
00:30:11,914 --> 00:30:13,249
which is an integral part
of the build.
784
00:30:13,333 --> 00:30:15,251
I have to totally rework
that thing,
785
00:30:15,335 --> 00:30:19,797
make it better than it was
when we worked on it last.
786
00:30:19,881 --> 00:30:24,010
So this is a piece of 1/8x3.
787
00:30:24,093 --> 00:30:26,763
We're going to make
some very simple brackets
788
00:30:26,846 --> 00:30:30,391
that are going to help us
on our tray.
789
00:30:30,516 --> 00:30:37,440
♪ ♪
790
00:30:43,571 --> 00:30:45,031
We're looking good.
791
00:30:45,156 --> 00:30:46,866
‐ Well, you know, we've seen
a lot of competitors
792
00:30:46,949 --> 00:30:48,159
feeling good at this point,
793
00:30:48,242 --> 00:30:50,036
and then they slack off,
only to find out
794
00:30:50,119 --> 00:30:51,871
that the‐‐something else
needs to be done,
795
00:30:51,996 --> 00:30:54,082
and they panic, you know?
‐ I get it. I get it.
796
00:30:54,165 --> 00:31:01,005
♪ ♪
797
00:31:01,839 --> 00:31:03,341
‐ So my original design
798
00:31:03,466 --> 00:31:05,385
had kind of
a straight‐up‐and‐down spring.
799
00:31:05,510 --> 00:31:08,429
Now I have moved
to this sort of pivot arm,
800
00:31:08,554 --> 00:31:10,848
which is gonna give way
better suspension,
801
00:31:10,932 --> 00:31:14,352
a little more traction,
and it's gonna make‐‐
802
00:31:14,477 --> 00:31:17,438
it's gonna make my food tray
just a lot better,
803
00:31:17,522 --> 00:31:20,274
and this was sort of the
last hurdle that I could se,
804
00:31:20,358 --> 00:31:21,818
and now it's just
a matter of tying
805
00:31:21,943 --> 00:31:23,611
this whole thing back together.
806
00:31:23,694 --> 00:31:27,073
♪ ♪
807
00:31:27,198 --> 00:31:29,283
Ooh, it's actually...
808
00:31:32,203 --> 00:31:33,162
Hmm.
809
00:31:33,287 --> 00:31:34,205
‐ Ooh.
810
00:31:34,330 --> 00:31:37,917
♪ ♪
811
00:31:38,042 --> 00:31:40,211
It's a little heavy,
this thing.
812
00:31:40,336 --> 00:31:41,504
♪ ♪
813
00:31:41,546 --> 00:31:44,090
‐ That looks worse than it did
in round one.
814
00:31:44,215 --> 00:31:46,509
‐ Uh‐oh.
815
00:31:46,592 --> 00:31:48,428
Oh, you dummy.
816
00:31:48,553 --> 00:31:51,848
And I just welded
this damn thing together.
817
00:31:51,931 --> 00:31:54,183
‐ Looks like he had
a little setback.
818
00:31:54,267 --> 00:31:55,351
♪ ♪
819
00:31:55,435 --> 00:31:58,312
‐ Ah, all right,
got one of them out.
820
00:31:58,396 --> 00:32:00,064
You know, the spring tension
just doesn't
821
00:32:00,189 --> 00:32:01,190
seem strong enough.
822
00:32:01,274 --> 00:32:02,942
It's just not gonna do it.
823
00:32:03,025 --> 00:32:04,318
Oh, now it's worse?
824
00:32:04,444 --> 00:32:05,862
‐ Now it's worse?
825
00:32:05,987 --> 00:32:08,489
[both laugh]
826
00:32:08,573 --> 00:32:10,199
‐ Oh, it sucks.
827
00:32:10,283 --> 00:32:11,409
I gotta take this
whole thing apart.
828
00:32:11,534 --> 00:32:13,244
I have about two hours
left in the build,
829
00:32:13,369 --> 00:32:15,872
and I absolutely need this
thing to be working perfect.
830
00:32:15,997 --> 00:32:18,833
It is the cornerstone
of my whole build.
831
00:32:18,958 --> 00:32:20,793
I just screwed
that whole thing up.
832
00:32:20,877 --> 00:32:21,711
[bleep].
833
00:32:25,173 --> 00:32:26,883
I gotta switch the spring
from both of them.
834
00:32:27,008 --> 00:32:29,093
‐ Chris has really made
a problem for himself.
835
00:32:29,218 --> 00:32:31,596
‐ I'm sorry I'm laughing
at somebody else's miseries,
836
00:32:31,679 --> 00:32:33,347
but it is [bleep] funny.
837
00:32:33,431 --> 00:32:35,016
‐ Oh, it sucks.
838
00:32:35,099 --> 00:32:36,392
I gotta take
this whole thing apart.
839
00:32:36,517 --> 00:32:39,270
And the spring tension just
doesn't seem strong enough.
840
00:32:39,395 --> 00:32:41,022
It's just‐‐it's not
gonna do it.
841
00:32:41,147 --> 00:32:43,149
I haven't gotten this thing
100% figured out.
842
00:32:43,274 --> 00:32:45,234
I might not even
be able to finish it.
843
00:32:45,359 --> 00:32:47,028
Trying to recoup
my losses here.
844
00:32:47,153 --> 00:32:50,323
I'm gonna use
much shorter springs.
845
00:32:50,406 --> 00:32:51,324
‐ Getting the spring
calibrated,
846
00:32:51,449 --> 00:32:53,117
that's not an easy thing to do.
847
00:32:53,201 --> 00:32:55,661
‐ Got to question how smart
it was to tackle something
848
00:32:55,745 --> 00:32:57,622
so complicated
on his last day.
849
00:32:57,705 --> 00:33:01,375
‐ [groans]
Okay, folks.
850
00:33:01,459 --> 00:33:05,671
Welcome back
to food tray central.
851
00:33:05,755 --> 00:33:08,883
Well, it's definitely better.
852
00:33:09,008 --> 00:33:11,177
‐ There you go.
There you have it.
853
00:33:11,302 --> 00:33:13,012
‐ Just wasted an hour working
854
00:33:13,137 --> 00:33:15,556
on my
shock‐absorbing food tray.
855
00:33:15,681 --> 00:33:16,682
I gotta pick up the pace.
856
00:33:16,766 --> 00:33:18,768
I gotta make sure
I don't lose any more time.
857
00:33:18,893 --> 00:33:21,062
This place is a disaster,
858
00:33:21,187 --> 00:33:24,857
and I don't know
where anything is anymore.
859
00:33:24,982 --> 00:33:26,567
‐ My last day, day five.
860
00:33:26,692 --> 00:33:29,195
I'm gonna pour some
molten metal into this thin.
861
00:33:29,320 --> 00:33:31,489
This is an old‐fashioned
mold‐making technique.
862
00:33:31,572 --> 00:33:34,825
I took the logo, and I
stuck it down onto this clay,
863
00:33:34,867 --> 00:33:36,160
and I'm gonna cut it out.
864
00:33:36,244 --> 00:33:37,745
This won't take
very long at all.
865
00:33:37,870 --> 00:33:39,205
‐ So he's got a metal
that melts
866
00:33:39,330 --> 00:33:41,499
at low temperature,
like tin or aluminum.
867
00:33:41,582 --> 00:33:44,252
‐ These little nuggets
are pretty quick‐melting.
868
00:33:44,377 --> 00:33:46,337
‐ When that's liquid,
he's going to pour it
869
00:33:46,420 --> 00:33:49,340
into his mold
to make the license.
870
00:33:49,465 --> 00:33:52,426
♪ ♪
871
00:33:52,552 --> 00:33:54,428
‐ [groans]
872
00:33:54,512 --> 00:33:58,683
♪ ♪
873
00:33:58,808 --> 00:34:01,477
‐ [groans]
Ah, son of a gun!
874
00:34:01,561 --> 00:34:02,853
[both laugh]
875
00:34:02,979 --> 00:34:05,106
But I wasn't gonna give up.
876
00:34:05,189 --> 00:34:07,817
Americans still have
that can‐do spirit.
877
00:34:07,900 --> 00:34:11,279
♪ ♪
878
00:34:11,362 --> 00:34:12,655
‐ I've got 15 minutes left,
879
00:34:12,780 --> 00:34:15,074
but I wanna add
something else to this mower,
880
00:34:15,157 --> 00:34:17,076
and I grab these two
LED lights.
881
00:34:17,201 --> 00:34:19,078
I'm gonna try to get them
mounted onto the mower.
882
00:34:19,161 --> 00:34:21,414
‐ Details might help Chris.
883
00:34:21,497 --> 00:34:23,332
♪ ♪
884
00:34:23,457 --> 00:34:25,001
‐ That button
is for the lights.
885
00:34:25,084 --> 00:34:27,670
The lights are gone.
886
00:34:27,712 --> 00:34:29,839
Where the [bleep]
did I put them down?
887
00:34:29,964 --> 00:34:31,257
I'm losing my mind.
888
00:34:31,340 --> 00:34:33,092
‐ You have to give it
to these builders, Tim.
889
00:34:33,217 --> 00:34:35,553
They are using every second
they have
890
00:34:35,636 --> 00:34:37,555
to pack these mowers
with features for us.
891
00:34:37,680 --> 00:34:42,351
‐ I can continue to find
the wrong socket.
892
00:34:42,435 --> 00:34:43,978
[yells]
893
00:34:44,061 --> 00:34:45,896
Unbelievable.
894
00:34:45,980 --> 00:34:49,275
‐ Five, four, three, two, one.
895
00:34:49,358 --> 00:34:53,321
‐ Do the lights work? Ah!
896
00:34:53,404 --> 00:34:54,864
This thing came out awesome.
897
00:34:54,947 --> 00:34:56,198
I love it, and I can't wait
898
00:34:56,324 --> 00:34:58,075
for Tim and Richard
to get their hands on it.
899
00:34:58,200 --> 00:35:00,870
Oh.
Oh, man.
900
00:35:00,995 --> 00:35:02,246
That was a lot of work.
901
00:35:02,371 --> 00:35:04,999
‐ I'm telling you what...
[laughs]
902
00:35:05,041 --> 00:35:07,501
It's been one heck
of a week, man.
903
00:35:07,585 --> 00:35:08,753
Oh, wow.
904
00:35:08,878 --> 00:35:11,047
That's what I'm talking about.
905
00:35:11,172 --> 00:35:13,507
‐ [laughs]
Look at this.
906
00:35:13,549 --> 00:35:16,761
Oh, my gosh. Wow.
907
00:35:16,844 --> 00:35:18,179
♪ ♪
908
00:35:18,262 --> 00:35:20,431
‐ Chris gave us a
take‐no‐prisoners yard machine
909
00:35:20,556 --> 00:35:23,976
complete with a propane torch
to incinerate pesky weeds
910
00:35:24,060 --> 00:35:25,519
and a winch to rip out stumps
911
00:35:25,603 --> 00:35:28,814
or tow your neighbor's car
that blocked the drivewa.
912
00:35:28,939 --> 00:35:31,567
His redesigned shock‐absorbing
tray sports a fan,
913
00:35:31,692 --> 00:35:33,986
and he can control his weed
whacker and hedge trimmer
914
00:35:34,028 --> 00:35:37,406
from the comfort of his
fully‐functioning recliner.
915
00:35:37,531 --> 00:35:38,699
It's got all the bells
and whistles,
916
00:35:38,783 --> 00:35:41,619
but does it really
deliver yard domination?
917
00:35:41,702 --> 00:35:43,496
♪ ♪
918
00:35:43,621 --> 00:35:46,165
Mike concentrated
on luxury and style
919
00:35:46,248 --> 00:35:48,501
with his landscaping machine
and gave us a series
920
00:35:48,584 --> 00:35:50,461
of cables and pulleys
to adjust his tools
921
00:35:50,544 --> 00:35:53,631
that would be at home
on any yacht.
922
00:35:53,714 --> 00:35:54,590
He included a sun shade
923
00:35:54,715 --> 00:35:56,676
and widened his recliner
for comfort.
924
00:35:56,759 --> 00:35:58,886
To keep you out
of the yard work danger zone,
925
00:35:58,969 --> 00:36:02,264
he integrated a jet‐fighter‐
inspired control system
926
00:36:02,390 --> 00:36:05,142
for operating his weed
whacker and hedge trimmer,
927
00:36:05,226 --> 00:36:07,520
and because
every luxury vehicle
928
00:36:07,603 --> 00:36:09,230
needs a personalized
set of tags,
929
00:36:09,355 --> 00:36:12,233
Mike hand‐sculpted
and cast in steel
930
00:36:12,358 --> 00:36:14,568
an "Assembly Required"
license plate.
931
00:36:14,694 --> 00:36:18,989
Kinda sucking up, but, eh,
great custom touch.
932
00:36:19,073 --> 00:36:20,366
‐ Careful, Tim.
‐ What?
933
00:36:20,449 --> 00:36:21,909
‐ I don't want you cutting‐‐
‐ Oh, God!
934
00:36:22,034 --> 00:36:23,035
‐ Oh, ow, ow.
935
00:36:23,160 --> 00:36:25,413
‐ Why didn't somebody
say something?
936
00:36:25,496 --> 00:36:28,499
♪ ♪
937
00:36:28,624 --> 00:36:30,918
‐ All of a sudden I feel
I'm 80 years old.
938
00:36:31,043 --> 00:36:32,086
‐ Heh?
939
00:36:32,169 --> 00:36:35,840
‐ Give me some pudding.
‐ [laughs]
940
00:36:35,965 --> 00:36:37,049
Watch out.
941
00:36:37,174 --> 00:36:38,551
♪ ♪
942
00:36:38,676 --> 00:36:40,219
‐ There‐‐here's a camera
right here.
943
00:36:40,344 --> 00:36:43,013
What‐‐what's going on there?
What's the camera for?
944
00:36:43,097 --> 00:36:45,474
‐ That's‐‐we're on
a television show.
945
00:36:48,811 --> 00:36:51,647
‐ We asked Mike and Chris
to build a comfortable,
946
00:36:51,731 --> 00:36:54,150
multifunctional
landscaping machine.
947
00:36:54,233 --> 00:36:56,694
‐ Yes, yes, we did.
So this is our fault.
948
00:36:56,819 --> 00:36:58,195
‐ How are we gonna test
these beauties?
949
00:36:58,279 --> 00:36:59,488
‐ I'll tell you how we're gonna
test them,
950
00:36:59,613 --> 00:37:01,240
is we're gonna drive
these bad boys.
951
00:37:01,365 --> 00:37:04,744
[funky rock music]
952
00:37:04,827 --> 00:37:11,751
♪ ♪
953
00:37:14,378 --> 00:37:15,671
[Tim laughing]
‐ We're gonna test
954
00:37:15,796 --> 00:37:18,424
how well these tools were
integrated into the mowe.
955
00:37:18,507 --> 00:37:20,009
They should be easy
to control,
956
00:37:20,134 --> 00:37:22,678
and they should not
get in the way.
957
00:37:22,720 --> 00:37:25,639
♪ ♪
958
00:37:25,723 --> 00:37:26,682
‐ [retches]
959
00:37:26,766 --> 00:37:29,435
[laughing]
960
00:37:29,560 --> 00:37:31,312
‐ They should work like
they came from the factory
961
00:37:31,395 --> 00:37:32,813
ready to trim hedges
962
00:37:32,897 --> 00:37:35,232
and go through grass
like a hungry cow,
963
00:37:35,357 --> 00:37:38,903
so we've set up some grass
and hedges to trim.
964
00:37:41,197 --> 00:37:42,531
‐ When?
965
00:37:42,656 --> 00:37:49,622
♪ ♪
966
00:37:54,084 --> 00:37:57,838
Hedge trimmer's working
like a charm, controls great.
967
00:37:57,880 --> 00:38:01,342
♪ ♪
968
00:38:01,467 --> 00:38:03,677
Let's test the weed whacker.
969
00:38:03,761 --> 00:38:08,057
♪ ♪
970
00:38:08,182 --> 00:38:09,517
Great position and controls.
971
00:38:09,642 --> 00:38:11,852
I'm getting maximum grass.
972
00:38:11,894 --> 00:38:16,023
♪ ♪
973
00:38:16,106 --> 00:38:17,316
[truck horn blares]
974
00:38:17,441 --> 00:38:19,318
‐ Bravo, Tim, bravo.
975
00:38:19,401 --> 00:38:21,654
‐ Thank you.
Now you take a shot.
976
00:38:21,737 --> 00:38:28,702
♪ ♪
977
00:38:52,351 --> 00:38:53,644
‐ Right out of the gate,
I'm having problems
978
00:38:53,727 --> 00:38:56,146
with the
weed whacker controls.
979
00:38:56,272 --> 00:38:57,940
♪ ♪
980
00:38:58,023 --> 00:39:01,235
It's hard to steer and
operate the HOTAS control.
981
00:39:01,318 --> 00:39:04,655
♪ ♪
982
00:39:04,780 --> 00:39:07,950
I'm coming for you!
Here I come!
983
00:39:08,033 --> 00:39:13,831
♪ ♪
984
00:39:13,956 --> 00:39:16,917
The controls interfere
with the steering.
985
00:39:17,042 --> 00:39:18,752
Not getting clean cuts.
986
00:39:18,836 --> 00:39:23,340
♪ ♪
987
00:39:23,424 --> 00:39:25,885
Oh, my God, was that fun.
988
00:39:25,968 --> 00:39:28,304
♪ ♪
989
00:39:28,387 --> 00:39:29,680
It's time to deliberate.
990
00:39:29,763 --> 00:39:32,182
‐ Design, what do you think?
991
00:39:32,266 --> 00:39:33,559
‐ Mike and Chris incorporated
992
00:39:33,684 --> 00:39:35,185
their original
builds with the tables.
993
00:39:35,269 --> 00:39:36,645
‐ Yeah.
994
00:39:36,729 --> 00:39:38,939
‐ With Mike's, there's a lot of
pulley stuff going on here.
995
00:39:39,023 --> 00:39:40,482
‐ Design, I think
I'm going with Mike.
996
00:39:40,608 --> 00:39:42,401
He's made it so you can set
and forget the position
997
00:39:42,484 --> 00:39:46,155
of the tools, and visually,
it's monochromatic.
998
00:39:46,280 --> 00:39:47,615
He did a little bit
of style work.
999
00:39:47,698 --> 00:39:49,158
‐ They're both gorgeous.
‐ Oh, God.
1000
00:39:49,241 --> 00:39:51,368
You wouldn't have come up
with another word, gorgeous.
1001
00:39:51,493 --> 00:39:52,578
‐ Design for‐‐
1002
00:39:52,703 --> 00:39:54,079
both: Mike.
‐ Next one up.
1003
00:39:54,204 --> 00:39:57,708
‐ Kay, we've got ingenuity.
They're both very ingenious.
1004
00:39:57,833 --> 00:40:00,502
‐ Yes, they are.
‐ Chris gave you a fan.
1005
00:40:00,586 --> 00:40:02,922
Mike gave me shade.
1006
00:40:03,047 --> 00:40:07,217
‐ Chris gave me a flamethrower.
Mike just put flames on it.
1007
00:40:07,343 --> 00:40:09,595
‐ And Chris gave you a winch.
‐ A winch.
1008
00:40:09,720 --> 00:40:11,430
‐ I think that is the winner.
‐ I think so too.
1009
00:40:11,555 --> 00:40:13,182
I think we have
to go with this.
1010
00:40:13,307 --> 00:40:14,516
It really satisfied
the challenge
1011
00:40:14,600 --> 00:40:15,976
of being multifunctional,
1012
00:40:16,060 --> 00:40:17,937
and don't forget
the redesigned tray table.
1013
00:40:18,062 --> 00:40:19,063
Ingenuity, Chris.
1014
00:40:19,188 --> 00:40:21,065
‐ Yeah. Next?
‐ Functionality.
1015
00:40:21,190 --> 00:40:23,192
‐ Based on how you drove,
I don't know what all that‐‐
1016
00:40:23,317 --> 00:40:24,735
‐ I was having trouble driving
1017
00:40:24,818 --> 00:40:28,155
because the trigger on
the HOTAS was difficult to use.
1018
00:40:28,238 --> 00:40:30,449
‐ I don't know, I kinda like
the fact that both of yours
1019
00:40:30,532 --> 00:40:31,700
are on different sides.
1020
00:40:31,784 --> 00:40:33,369
That seemed like a bad idea,
but now it seems
1021
00:40:33,494 --> 00:40:34,495
like a good idea.
‐ What does?
1022
00:40:34,578 --> 00:40:36,080
‐ Because if I had to do this,
1023
00:40:36,205 --> 00:40:40,000
weed whack, and there was stuff
in the way, and vice versa,
1024
00:40:40,084 --> 00:40:41,335
I wouldn't be able to do it.
1025
00:40:41,418 --> 00:40:42,795
♪ ♪
1026
00:40:42,878 --> 00:40:45,172
We're down to functionality.
‐ All right.
1027
00:40:45,255 --> 00:40:46,340
‐ We have bad news
to tell somebody.
1028
00:40:46,423 --> 00:40:47,341
I'm gonna run in‐‐
1029
00:40:47,424 --> 00:40:49,468
‐ Well, we had a lot of fun.
1030
00:40:52,638 --> 00:40:54,515
April, come on over.
1031
00:40:54,598 --> 00:40:55,849
‐ Hey, guys.
‐ Hey, how's it going?
1032
00:40:55,933 --> 00:40:56,934
‐ Good.
1033
00:40:57,059 --> 00:41:00,187
‐ Hey there, Mike, Chris.
‐ Good to see you guys.
1034
00:41:00,270 --> 00:41:03,607
‐ It's Richard, Tim, and April.
You remember us.
1035
00:41:03,691 --> 00:41:05,484
‐ Try to pretend
you recognize us.
1036
00:41:05,567 --> 00:41:09,488
‐ First things first,
you both did incredible work.
1037
00:41:09,571 --> 00:41:11,281
‐ It was a blast watching
you guys do it,
1038
00:41:11,365 --> 00:41:14,702
but Richard's got some news
that one of you's gonna like.
1039
00:41:14,827 --> 00:41:19,164
‐ The maker with the winning
comfort mower is...
1040
00:41:19,206 --> 00:41:24,628
♪ ♪
1041
00:41:24,712 --> 00:41:26,547
Chris.
Chris, congratulations.
1042
00:41:26,672 --> 00:41:29,341
You're the winner!
How you feeling about that?
1043
00:41:29,425 --> 00:41:30,968
‐ Thank you guys so much.
1044
00:41:31,051 --> 00:41:32,344
I'm very excited.
‐ Awesome. You're welcome, man.
1045
00:41:32,469 --> 00:41:33,595
Thank you very much, guys.
1046
00:41:33,721 --> 00:41:36,849
‐ And you get $5,000.
1047
00:41:36,890 --> 00:41:38,600
‐ Excellent.
That's amazing.
1048
00:41:38,726 --> 00:41:40,519
‐ Courtesy of iFixit.
1049
00:41:40,602 --> 00:41:42,229
They're also
gonna be sending you both
1050
00:41:42,354 --> 00:41:43,564
the ultimate fixer kit.
1051
00:41:43,689 --> 00:41:44,815
‐ Mike, I gotta tell you,
1052
00:41:44,857 --> 00:41:46,275
it was a lot of fun
watching you work.
1053
00:41:46,358 --> 00:41:49,403
It really was, but at the end
of the day we felt
1054
00:41:49,528 --> 00:41:53,699
like Chris's build
was a little more functional
1055
00:41:53,782 --> 00:41:56,994
and had a tiny bit
more ingenuity.
1056
00:41:57,077 --> 00:41:59,538
‐ Mike, your hands on
the throttle and stick controls
1057
00:41:59,663 --> 00:42:01,999
were a clever idea,
but they didn't seem to work.
1058
00:42:02,082 --> 00:42:04,001
Made the mower
really hard to drive.
1059
00:42:04,084 --> 00:42:06,503
‐ I didn't win,
but I'm proud of my mower.
1060
00:42:06,628 --> 00:42:09,548
Competing for Tim
and Richard was fantastic.
1061
00:42:09,673 --> 00:42:10,924
It's a dream come true.
1062
00:42:11,050 --> 00:42:13,594
‐ There was so much good
about both of your machines.
1063
00:42:13,677 --> 00:42:14,803
‐ And it was great
to have you aboard.
1064
00:42:14,887 --> 00:42:16,597
Congratulations on the win.
1065
00:42:16,680 --> 00:42:18,640
‐ Thank you very much
for being a part of this.
1066
00:42:18,724 --> 00:42:20,350
‐ Honestly, I'm so happy
1067
00:42:20,434 --> 00:42:21,727
with the way
the whole build came out.
1068
00:42:21,852 --> 00:42:23,437
I got a big smile on my face.
1069
00:42:23,562 --> 00:42:24,813
I put a lot of my skills
1070
00:42:24,897 --> 00:42:26,398
and a lot of passion
into this project.
1071
00:42:26,523 --> 00:42:28,525
I'm super proud of it.