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Gas Monkey Garage approaches SEMA builds differently than long-term restorations. The 1970 Chevelle, known internally as the “Sinister Chevelle,” was conceived as a compressed, high-pressure project destined for the SEMA Show floor. From the beginning, the build was defined by a hard deadline rather than an open-ended design phase. Major systems were being finalized while […]

Pask Makes is known for taking on long, detail-heavy builds that sit somewhere between fine craft and mechanical problem-solving. His past projects range from precision metalwork and furniture builds to tooling, jigs, and one-off experiments that often involve teaching himself an unfamiliar process from scratch. In this case, he opens the project by stating plainly, […]

For Meanwhile in the Garage, the knife project shown in this video was not about producing a finished product or starting a new line of tools. It was used as a way to shift their workflow from hand cutting to a digitally driven cutting process while leaving the rest of their fabrication methods intact. The […]

Brothers Make on YouTube offers an excellent case study in how small workshops can approach product development with the same logic and discipline used in manufacturing environments. Their projects consistently follow a structured path: begin with a simple prototype, validate the design using low-risk tooling, and scale only when the workflow and the market are […]

The latest WAM (V2.0) update is here. This WAM build encompasses a substantial codebase rewrite and supports both WAZER Desktop and Pro machines.

When Hanna Hastings got her WAZER Desktop, it wasn’t just another addition to her studio — it was a full event. It arrived on a pallet, needed a small team to set up, and instantly became the most sophisticated machine in her basement workshop. “I realized that this is an industrial capability machine for home […]

The Challenge: Mounting a Radiator in the Back of a Drift Car Relocating a radiator isn’t as simple as strapping it in and calling it good. In a drift car, airflow, vibration, and space are all fighting against you. Crucible Coachworks needed custom brackets that could hold a heavy aluminum radiator and twin fans while […]

Walk into Colorado Glass Works in Boulder on a Friday night, and you’ll find a room full of people laughing, learning, and piecing together bits of colorful glass. It’s the kind of welcoming space Meggy always dreamed of running—where stained glass feels approachable instead of intimidating. But what you don’t see behind the scenes is […]

In three recent videos, Pask Makes tries out his newest tool, WAZER Pro. While still having a core focus on making things by hand, waterjet cutting was a very helpful companion to the rest of his workshop. Project 1: Two giant screwdrivers—hand-cut and waterjet-cut Oversized screwdrivers to perfectly screw in brass fasteners became an ideal […]

In a world full of mass-produced blanks and low-margin trinkets, standing out means finding ways to create unique, high-value products. That’s exactly what maker and content creator SamCraft demonstrated when he paired WAZER Pro with a CO₂ laser to transform a $6 piece of marble tile and a $1 cork backing into a boutique-quality coffee […]