Made by Destruction - Season 2

Season 2
Episodes

Rail, SUV; Detergent Jugs, Parking Pad; Suspension Spring, Sword
Steel rail tracks are used to make an SUV; a parking pad is made from laundry detergent jugs; and a scrapyard suspension ring is used to make a 16th-century replica sword.

Ladders, Oil Tanker; Cardboard Boxes, Fire Logs; Skateboard, Guitar
An oil tanker is made from aluminum ladders; cardboard boxes are turned into fire logs; skateboard decks are used to make an electric guitar body.

Beer Bottle, Mantle; Bicycle Tire, Messenger Bag; Jeans, Insulation
A fireplace mantle is made from beer bottles; a weather-proof messenger bag is created from bike tire inner tubes; and denim jeans are turned into home insulation.

Ironing Board, Stretcher; Light Bulbs, Fountain; Hockey Stick, Table
Ironing boards are turned into an innovative medical stretcher; an outdoor fountain is made from pulverized fluorescent light bulbs; and a coffee table is created from hockey sticks.

Bread, Beer; Propane Tanks, Guitar Strings; Bug-Infested Tree, Canoe
Day-old bread is used as a beer ingredient; guitar strings are made from propane tanks; and canoes are created from bug-infested ash trees.

Illegal Guns, Cufflinks; Ski Boots, Flute; Wheelchair, Beer Keg
Cufflinks are made form guns; a flute is made from ski boots; and stainless steel beer kegs are made from wheelchairs.

Bullets, Barbeque; Piano, Bike Bell; Tissue Box, Boom Box
Bullet cartridges become grill burners; an electric piano is used to make a bicycle bell; and DIY boom boxes are made from cardboard tissue boxes.

Milk Jug, ATV; Markers, Shingle; Airplane Engine, Chair
An ATV's body is made from milk jugs; shingles are created from dried-up markers; and lounge chairs are made from retired jet engines.

Fruit Leather; Bicycle Helmets; Bronze Statue
Dehydrating surplus mangoes are turned into fruit leather; plastic foam cups are turned into bicycle helmets; and worn-out faucets are recast as a bronze statue.

Bicycle, Cookware; Juice Cartons, Wall Panels; Plastic Water Bottles, Sportswear

Radiators, Bathtub; Skateboard Deck, Bottlecaps; Broken Windows, Beer Bottles
Radiators are recast as a bathtub; a skateboard deck is created from bottle caps; and broken windows are used to make beer bottles.

Fishing Net, Yarn; Vinyl Records, Eyeglass Frames
Old fishing nets are used to make yarn for carpet tiles; vinyl records are turned into eyeglass frames; and a pet's cremated ashes are used to make a memorial vase.

Truck Tyre Floor Tiles, Coffee Waste Coffee Pods, and Skateboard Deck Watches
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