Gordie Wornoff

The client's feedback forces Andy to rethink his design for the windows. Gordie must freecycle 80 stainless steel sinks, among other materials. The rest of the crew focuses on the door opener, safety railing, welding, and the furniture.

It is day 11, and Geoff wants to get 80 to 90 percent of the individual projects completed in the next six days in time to transport the containers for assembly at Evergreen Brick Works. In the war room Geoff lays down some troubling news.

The second experiment for the Junk Raiders crew is epic: to build a two-story, fully permitted clubhouse in one month out of a shipping container and any materials they can salvage from the streets of Toronto, with only $5,000 in funds.

Halfway through the project, the Junk Raiders are far from halfway through the work. They do not have enough matching kitchen cabinets, and correcting drywalling mistakes takes extra time, however, the client is pleased with the progress.

Geoff admits that an accounting error leaves the emergency fund down to $1,100, so it is time for the salvagers to visit Pearson International Airport, which yields no results. With the project in disarray, the crew faces Geoff's wrath.

Only three days into the build and the team is falling behind schedule, leading Gordie to suggest they visit a transfer station. Michelle takes a stand regarding her role on the project. Some good luck finding materials energizes the crew.