How It's Made
2001-Present Science
How It's Made gives us an in-depth look at the manufacturing process of how things are made. A narrator explains into in-depth detail the processes of creating and manufacturing different types of items. The show covers everything from handmade saddles, contact lenses, juice pops, instruments, mechanical tools, and furniture, anything you can think of. The cameras bring us into the factories and workshops to see step-by-step processes. The show originated in Canada, but is growing viewership worldwide. You will be amazed at how simple little items can have a very complex production process.
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Featuring lace, antique frame replicas, orchids and unicycle wheel hubs.
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Featuring lace, antique frame replicas, orchids and unicycle wheel hubs.
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