Quest Thursday

Cabinet maker Alex repairs a battered chest that once belonged to a secretive Masonic lodge. Blacksmith Nev uses his skills to restore some historic street lamps

At a 500-year-old Tudor manor in Cheshire, Drew Pritchard tries to get his hands on a couple of intriguing sculptures, and uncovers a collection of Victorian gems

There is a heavy-duty surprise in store for Drew Pritchard at a magnificent country house in Scotland, while the team visits a former veterinary college

Shane and Russell take the biggest gamble of their season. Marcus, Linden and Dale desperately need new ground before intense heat shuts down their operation.

The Gold Timers negotiate a lucrative deal to sell their mining rights. Torrential summer storms in Victoria threaten to shut down the Poseidon Crew's operation

It's almost the end of the mining season. Water in the dam means one last chance for sapphires for Max and Glenn. It's terror in the tunnels for Todd and Brianna

Old Timer, Ray, and his best mate Paul set foot on a new claim for the first time. The Apprentices begin connecting two mine shafts via an underground drive

Mike Brewer finds an unregistered Cobra sports car that has only done 1,000 miles, but Edd China faces a difficult challenge to get it past a tough emissions test

Henry Cole and Fuzz Townshend explore George's automobilia collection in Dorset. Henry's in the mood for a SPQR: Small Profit Quick Return. Can he strike a good deal?

Henry and Fuzz head to Northamptonshire to look around Louis' palatial shed which is filled with motorbikes and some tempting automobilia

In Yorkshire, Henry Cole and Fuzz Townshend uncover a 1951 Lea Francis Saloon: hand-built, elegant, and born in a time when motoring was a luxury

Henry Cole restores a petrol pump and turns a hubcap into a clock, and Simon O'Brien repurposes a copper immersion heater into a stylish wash basin

An iconic Gibson guitar goes under the gavel. Plus, a huge haul of classic rock vinyl triggers an avalanche of ferocious bidding

In Timperley, Angus encounters a 4000-piece collection of royal memorabilia. Plus in Wakefield, he finds some valuable 19th century Chinese porcelain

Philip Serrell and Natasha Raskin visit south west Wales, before crossing the border into England and heading to an auction in Newent, Gloucester

Philip Serrell and Natasha Raskin are halfway through their journey as they shop in Hertfordshire, Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire before the auction in west London

Brent tests the mining skills of his late friend Neville Perry's sons. Plus, a mechanical fault stalls The Wanderers' excavator.

Johnny and Graeme face a critical oil leak during the Finke Desert Race. Jeff Fulwood undertakes a mercy mission to remote Nhulunbuy.

How a 700-year-old tree is used to produce a two-ton Japanese drum, the methods used by car factories to be environmentally friendly, and Italian pasta-making techniques

The production of Frankfurter sausages in Germany, how the world's most accurate rifles are manufactured, and the methods casinos use to stop card cheats

Postal services that deliver millions of parcels daily, the secrets of Tokyo's fish market, and cricket bats made to withstand the impact of a ball travelling at more than 90mph

The creation of wallpaper suitable for parliament buildings and palaces, and the construction of powerboats capable of faster speeds than a sports car

Sales supremo Mike Brewer has always wanted to have an old Caterham in the workshop, but mechanic Edd China decides to take a risk by painting it a shocking colour

Mike Brewer combines his love of vintage Escorts and rallying by making a Ford rally car, and it is left to Edd China to try to make a profit on such an expensive build

Henry Cole and Fuzz Townshend explore George's automobilia collection in Dorset. Henry's in the mood for a SPQR: Small Profit Quick Return. Can he strike a good deal?

Henry and Fuzz head to Northamptonshire to look around Louis' palatial shed which is filled with motorbikes and some tempting automobilia

The production of wooden bowls, chainsaws and stackable crisps, and how technology has changed their manufacturing processes

The processes involved in making steel wool, carved candles, cooking ranges and slot machines, and how technology has altered their manufacture

Buying goods from home

Buying goods from home

Fine art sculptor Nick must be extra careful as he uses a drill to restore a 19th-century urn. Lighting specialist Jolene is challenged by Drew to repair a funfair display