Aided by the BBC home and garden archive, Jay offers tips on ways to tackle tasks and encourages viewers to become self-sufficient in their own homes.
Jay demonstrates how to make your own headboard, and how to make your own brick barbecue for less than £60.
Jay and his guests demonstrate how to hang a door, upcycle a garden bench, build a laptop stand and create homemade dishwasher tablets.
Jay and his guests Jake Robinson and Sarah Moore demonstrate how to grow lettuce, make a stained-glass window and build a dresser.
Jay returns, now joined by Dom Chinea, inspiring the nation to improve their homes and gardens with DIY tips and tricks. They create free-standing shelves using scaffolding poles and a set of drawers. Plus, more from the BBC archives.
Dom makes a hanging shelf, Jay shows us a clever solution for messy drawers. The main build is focused on bedroom furniture. Tips from the archive include an alternative to plant pots and a guide to tiling a concrete floor.
The DIY duo show how to refresh an old lampshade, make a key holder and make furniture for children. Plus, archive footage shows how to make a blanket box from scratch, create a bespoke dining table and lay a lawn.
Jay and Dom make coffee tables out of unusual items, repurpose a chandelier and personalise a doormat. In a trip down memory lane, an old trunk is turned into a stylish cocktail cabinet and a relaxing garden retreat is created.
A bathroom towel holder, an underbed storage solution and drinks bars for a large and small gardens are among the craft makes today. Plus, advice on hedge-trimming tools, building a pond and upcycling an armchair.
Jay and Dom make clothes rails out of timber and copper piping. Jay gives us the lowdown on Rawlplugs while Dom makes glittery door knobs out of resin. Box files are given a makeover and tips on tools used by antique experts.
