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Find out how spoons and forks are manufactured on this clip from The Science Channel's, "How It's Made."
Learn how a Pinball Machine is made. Tilt!
Have you ever wondered how crayons are made? Take a look!
How are light bulbs made? Check out this video clip and see. Edison would be proud.
Today we drink wine from bottles, not animal skins, but the basic principles of wine-making are the same.
Curling is a combination of shuffle board, billiards and bowling on ice. Watch how curling stones are made.
The violin developed in the 1500s, evolving from a series of guitar-like instruments that musicians played with a bow.
How are cleaning brushes so rough and tough? Today, we have many different bristle materials, both natural and synthetic.
Bacon's popularity goes back centuries, to the days when people cured and smoked meats in their own homes.
See a helmet go from particles of plastic to the gridiron.
Watch how the often unoticed shock absorber is made.
How is a dress form made?
Here's how chainsaws are made from scratch.
Ever wonder how globes are made? Find out here!
Aluminum foil is made from a large block of aluminum that is thinned out in several long and complex stages.
Go behind the scenes of a modern factory making an ancient product, bread.
Making just one contact lens is highly-detailed work that requires many steps.
Discover the many precision steps needed to make snowboards.
Treadmills were invented back in the 1800's for the farm team.
An airplane propeller usually has 2, 3, or 4 blades. See how it's made.
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