Redwood Kings

In the heart of California's cowboy country, twin brothers build incredible creations from majestic hunks of reclaimed redwood, including an elaborate, Hobbit-themed playhouse for the pre-teen daughters of a wealthy repeat customer from the Bay Area.

Twin brothers Ron and John Daniels take a 6,000 lb hollowed-out redwood tree trunk and create a one-of a-kind pirate ship for the grandchildren of San Diego couple; 1,500-year-old Sequoia transformed into a drinking table for a popular local brewery.

Ron and his team create a 10-gun shooting gallery with moving ducks, prairie dogs and an animatronic hillbilly bear for a sporting goods store owner's flagship store; John carves a 1,000 lb block of sugar pine into a gigantic cartoon moose.

Ron and John face an extremely tight deadline when they design an authentic millhouse that pays homage to the California gold rush era for a Californian farmer who wants the ultimate tourist attraction; brothers build cottage for rescued ducks.

Daniels Wood Land team must create first-ever, interactive, nine room, North American version of the "Dungeon" attraction in San Francisco's historic Fisherman's Wharf; guys install 3,000-year-old timeline log at animal park in Huntsville, Alabama.

The twins carve out an elaborate playhouse for a wealthy client's daughter in the heart of California's cowboy country.