How It's Made
TV-G
7.8
2001
Documentary
Have you ever wondered how the products you use every day are made? How It's Made leads you through the process of how everyday products, such as apple juice, skateboards, engines, contact lenses, and many more objects are manufactured.
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Episode 13 : Ball Bearings, Electrical Wires, Lost Wax Process Casting, Automated Machines
December. 07,2002
This episode demonstrates the production processes for ball bearings, electrical wires, lost wax process casting and automated machines, and shows how each is made.
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Episode 12 : Cars, Grocery Carts, Rapid Tooling and Prototyping, Collectible Coins
November. 30,2002
This episode demonstrates the production processes for cars, grocery carts, rapid tooling and prototyping and collectible coins, and shows how each is made.
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Episode 11 : Aluminum Pots and Pans, Artificial Limbs, Peanut Butter, High Intensity Light Bulbs
November. 23,2002
This episode demonstrates the production processes for aluminum pots and pans, artificial limbs, peanut butter and high-intensity light bulbs, and shows how each is made.
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Episode 10 : Gummies, Aluminum Cans, Fish Farming, Bronze Sculptures
November. 16,2002
This episode demonstrates the production processes for gummies, aluminum cans, fish farming and bronze sculptures, and shows how each is made.
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Episode 9 : Steel Safes, False Teeth, Airplanes, Maple Syrup
November. 09,2002
This episode demonstrates the production processes for steel safes, false teeth, airplanes and maple syrup, and shows how each is made.
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Episode 8 : Fiberglass Boats, Clothes Dryers, Bubble Gum, Fireworks
November. 02,2002
This episode demonstrates the production processes for fiberglass boats, clothes dryers, bubble gum and fireworks, and shows how each is made.
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Episode 7 : Carpets, Drinking Water, Laser Eye Surgery, Acoustic Guitars
October. 26,2002
This episode demonstrates the production processes for carpets, drinking water, laser eye surgery and acoustic guitars and shows how each is made.
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Episode 6 : Diamond Cuttings, Wood Doors, Paintballs, Newspapers
October. 19,2002
This episode demonstrates the production processes for diamond cuttings, wood doors, paintballs and newspapers, and shows how each is made.
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Episode 5 : Hydroponic Lettuce, Construction Wood, Recycling, Fishing Flies
October. 12,2002
This episode demonstrates the production processes for hydroponic lettuce, construction wood, recycling and fishing flies, and shows how each is made.
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Episode 4 : Winter Jackets, Animation, Mushrooms, Gold Rings
September. 28,2002
This episode demonstrates the production processes for winter jackets, animation, mushrooms and gold rings, and shows how each is made.
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Episode 3 : Personal Watercraft, Wine, Office Furniture, Ice Skates
September. 21,2002
This episode demonstrates the production processes personal watercraft, wine, office furniture and ice skates, and shows how each is made.
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Episode 2 : Honey, Fiber-Optics, Bricks, Pipe Organs
September. 14,2002
This episode demonstrates the production processes honey, fibre-optics, bricks and pipe organs, and shows how each is made.
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Episode 1 : Eyeglass Lenses, Granite, Potato Chips, Microprocessors
September. 07,2002
This episode demonstrates the production processes for goat silk, eyeglass lenses, granite, potato chips and microprocessors, and shows how each is made.
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