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Friday Night on QUEST: Salvage Masterpieces & Gold Rushes You Shouldn’t Miss<\/h1>\n

Quest’s Friday schedule is a treasure trove of restoration stories, gold\u2011digging adventures and engineering mysteries. Below are the standout programmes, along with a quick take on each.<\/p>\n

Shed And Buried<\/p>\n

Salvage Hunters: The Restorers<\/h2>\n

05:00 \u2014 06:00<\/p>\n

Steve tackles a huge bench from a Scottish court while Ruth revives a Georgian mirror frame. The show delivers a steady, reliable slice of meticulous craftsmanship.<\/p>\n

Salvage Hunters: The Restorers<\/p>\n

Opinion: The episode offers a calm, detail\u2011rich experience that holds up well for viewers who appreciate hands\u2011on restoration.<\/p>\n

Salvage Hunters (multiple segments)<\/h2>\n

06:00 \u2014 08:00 (two consecutive episodes)<\/p>\n

In Sussex, Drew gets first pick of French antiques; later in Kent, he visits a historic railway. The series continues to provide practical insights without over\u2011the\u2011top drama.<\/p>\n

Salvage Hunters<\/p>\n

Opinion: While the pacing is steady, the show remains a solid choice for fans of cultural heritage.<\/p>\n

Aussie Gold Hunters<\/h2>\n

08:00 \u2014 10:00 (two episodes)<\/p>\n

From Victoria Diggers to Gold Gypsies, the series follows the hunt for rare nuggets amid dangerous landscapes, blending adventure with a touch of peril.<\/p>\n

Aussie Gold Hunters<\/p>\n

Opinion: The show keeps the stakes realistic, offering one of the better options for those craving high\u2011altitude thrills.<\/p>\n

Outback Crystal Hunters<\/h2>\n

10:00 \u2014 12:00 (two episodes)<\/p>\n

Red Lead Redemption and the hunt for garnets amid bushfires. The series showcases the raw, rugged side of mineral prospecting.<\/p>\n

Outback Crystal Hunters<\/p>\n

Opinion: The show offers a solid look at the challenges of mining, standing out as a reliable adventure.<\/p>\n

Ant Anstead: Born Mechanic<\/h2>\n

12:00 \u2014 13:00<\/p>\n

Ant and his dad tackle a wooden vehicle with no engine, while a farmhouse risks collapse. It’s a mix of mechanical ingenuity and rural drama.<\/p>\n

Ant Anstead: Born Mechanic<\/p>\n

Opinion: The episode delivers a steady mix of repair and humour, holding up well for car enthusiasts.<\/p>\n

Shed And Buried (multiple segments)<\/h2>\n

13:00 \u2014 15:00 (three 30\u2011min episodes)<\/p>\n

Henry and Sam explore sheds full of vintage Americana, from a dusty Chicago police car to a rare 1972 Yamaha TX500, and even a 100\u2011year\u2011old Lister D Stationary Engine. The variety keeps the show fresh.<\/p>\n

Opinion: The series is a dependable trip through collectibles, offering a refreshing change of pace.<\/p>\n

Find It, Fix It, Flog It<\/h2>\n

15:00 \u2014 16:00<\/p>\n

The crew rummages through Gloucestershire sheds, unearthing a coffee table and a set of scales. The show highlights the appeal of turning junk into treasure.<\/p>\n

Find It, Fix It, Flog It<\/p>\n

Opinion: The episode offers a light, relatable narrative for DIY fans.<\/p>\n

The Yorkshire Auction House<\/h2>\n

16:00 \u2014 18:00 (two episodes)<\/p>\n

Angus oversees auctions of model aircraft and paintings, while a customer deals with a hoard of inherited items. The show adds a touch of local colour.<\/p>\n

The Yorkshire Auction House<\/p>\n

Opinion: The programme provides a calm, engaging look at the auction world.<\/p>\n

Antiques Road Trip<\/h2>\n

18:00 \u2014 19:00<\/p>\n

Izzie Balmer and Tim Medhurst head to Wales for a final auction, hoping to find the right items. The episode delivers a mix of market insight and travel charm.<\/p>\n

Antiques Road Trip<\/p>\n

Opinion: The episode keeps the pace steady, making it a reliable watch for collectors.<\/p>\n

The Repair Shop<\/h2>\n

20:00 \u2014 22:00 (two episodes)<\/p>\n

Restorers revive a rocking duck chair, a WWII pilot’s jacket and a banjo. The show showcases heartfelt craftsmanship.<\/p>\n

The Repair Shop<\/p>\n

Opinion: The episode offers a soothing, reliable showcase of restoration artistry.<\/p>\n

How Do They Do It?<\/h2>\n

22:00 \u2014 00:00 (four 30\u2011min episodes)<\/p>\n

From steel cables for a 50,000\u2011tonne bridge to Tennessee whiskey production, the series dives into the science behind everyday objects. It offers curious insight without over\u2011explanation.<\/p>\n

How Do They Do It?<\/p>\n

Opinion: The show delivers an engaging, informative perspective that holds up well for curious minds.<\/p>\n

Massive Engineering Mistakes<\/h2>\n

05:00 \u2014 06:00<\/p>\n

Catastrophe in Minnesota and a Danish railway tragedy expose engineering failures. The episode takes a serious look at safety concerns.<\/p>\n

Massive Engineering Mistakes<\/p>\n

Opinion: The episode offers a sobering, informative narrative on infrastructure risk.<\/p>\n

How It’s Made<\/h2>\n

03:00 \u2014 04:00 (two 30\u2011min episodes)<\/p>\n

From powder horns to lace, the series explores manufacturing processes. It provides a clear, concise look at production.<\/p>\n

How It<\/p>\n

Opinion: The episode offers a straightforward, reliable introduction to everyday manufacturing.<\/p>\n

Bottom line:<\/strong> QUEST’s Friday lineup delivers a balanced mix of restoration, adventure and science. Whether you\u2019re into meticulous craftsmanship or thrilling gold\u2011rushes, there\u2019s a programme that will satisfy your curiosity.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n

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