Episode 20

JJ Chalmers is on Scotland's east coast on the lookout for top-quality items at the Wallyford Recycling Centre. JJ saves a trio of metal plant stands for upcycler Rachel Henderson, and some unwanted tree stumps are repurposed by woodworker Bruce Faulseit. JJ takes on the challenge of giving new life to two black metal trunks, but will he manage to produce profits for the items' unsuspecting owners?
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