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How It's Made (2001 – 2019)

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How It's MadeSeason 11

13 episodes · Sep 10, 2008

1. Binoculars, Sparklers, Rubber Boots, Circular Saw Blades
Sep 10, 2008 · 21m · 10.0

The workings of everyday objects often conceal intricate production processes. Consider the humble pair of binoculars, the fleeting sparkle of a firework, the sturdy comfort of rubber boots, or the precise cutting edge of a circular saw bla

2. Anatomical Models, Jukeboxes, Tortilla Chips, Spark Plugs
Sep 17, 2008 · 21m · 10.0

The processes of creation, from the intricate workings of a spark plug to the delicate construction of an anatomical model, share a common thread. They are all acts of bringing something into being, of transforming raw materials into someth

3. Pencils, Metal Recycling, Coffee
Sep 24, 2008 · 21m · 10.0

The process of crafting a pencil, from raw materials to finished product, is a fascinating interplay of resources and skill. Metal, too, undergoes a transformation, finding new life through recycling. And the comforting aroma of coffee, a d

4. Javelins, Cuckoo Clocks, Hearts of Palm, Windshield Wipers
Sep 30, 2008 · 21m · 10.0

From the crafting of a javelin to the intricate workings of a cuckoo clock, the production of everyday objects reveals a fascinating tapestry of processes. Consider the gentle harvesting of hearts of palm, or the tireless motion of a windsh

5. Technical Glass, Washing Machines, Playing Cards, Crossbows
Oct 7, 2008 · 21m · 10.0

Technical glass, washing machines, playing cards, and crossbows all share intricate production processes. This exploration delves into those processes, revealing the methods behind their creation.

6. Cine Cameras, Glass Christmas Ornaments, Giant Tires
Oct 14, 2008 · 21m · 10.0

The following explores the intricate production processes behind seemingly disparate objects: cinema cameras, delicate glass ornaments, and robust tires.

7. Microphones, Hot Tubs, Artificial Turf, Beer Steins
Oct 21, 2008 · 21m · 10.0

The workings of the world, from the intimate to the grand, often rely on intricate processes. Consider the humble beer stein, the sleek surface of artificial turf, the comforting warmth of a hot tub – each a testament to carefully orchestra

8. Hot Rods, Decorative Eggs, Fire Hose Nozzles, Baseballs
Oct 29, 2008 · 21m · 10.0

The following explores the manufacturing of seemingly disparate objects: the custom-built hot rod, the intricately decorated egg, the robust fire hose nozzle, and the familiar baseball.

9. Accordions, Pineapples, Artificial Joints
Nov 5, 2008 · 21m · 10.0

The workings of accordions, the cultivation of pineapples, the intricacies of artificial joints – all reveal fascinating production processes.

10. Giant Valves, Sardines, Barographs, Disposable Diapers
Nov 12, 2008 · 21m · 10.0

The following explores the manufacturing processes behind a diverse array of products: colossal valves, humble sardines, intricate barographs, and everyday disposable diapers.

11. Heated Skate Blades, Gliders, Hand Bells, Fire Hoses
Nov 19, 2008 · 21m · 10.0

The following illustrates the manufacturing of heated skate blades, gliders, hand bells, and fire hoses.

12. Induction Cooktops, Truck Scales, Tetra Pak Containers, Harmonicas
Nov 26, 2008 · 21m · 10.0

From induction cooktops to truck scales, from the humble harmonica to the ubiquitous tetra pak, a fascinating array of production processes underlies the objects we encounter daily. This exploration delves into the methods employed in craft

13. Baseball Gloves, Medical Electrodes, Stetson Hats
Dec 3, 2008 · 21m · 10.0

The craftsperson’s hand shapes more than just leather or wire; it embodies a process, a lineage of skill. From the sturdy glove protecting a batter’s hand to the delicate electrode tracing the rhythm of a heart, and even to the iconic brim

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