With a multitude of projects going on at once, the team wasn't quite sure it would all get done. But it did - and the end results are fantastic!

While Daniels Wood Land may not have taken home the top prize, they did manage to sell their re-creation piece, which means they don't have to lug it home - which is a victory in itself!

Seems like everyone resorts to 12-year-old humor and giggles when you introduce a fart joke to a piece.

Ren (AKA Rengineer) shows you how to make a fire for spaces where real flames might not be allowed.

After cutting down a large oak tree on family property, John and Ron plan a special memento for their mom to remember it.

If you get a Daniels Wood Land treehouse, it's going to be one-of-a-kind!

John and Ron show you where their business got its roots - on family land.

After many hours and clever construction, the hillbilly shootin' gallery for The Shepherd of the Hills in Branson, Mo., is ready for some action!

Ron sits down to cast a mold for a new shooting gallery character, which leaves him, quite literally, speechless and in the dark.

What better way to zipline than to zipline into a Daniels Wood Land creation?

John and Mark deliver a giant tiki to their longtime friends and they're quickly won over by all the extra details John added to the carving.

For the "Mission Cross" project the team passes the wood over to Bob who will use some classic old world finish techniques to stay true to the period piece.

The Daniel's Wood Land crew scavenges through a friends old rust pile in search of items they can repurpose.

The Daniels Wood Land crew reveals the completed clubhouse to one happy and excited family.

The team is hard at work putting all sorts of intricate details on the clubhouse treehouse they're building for Jennifer Stano and Alki Davis. Will she like what she sees?

It has been a long road to getting the intricate old-timey shooting gallery completed, and to celebrate, the team takes it for a spin.