How It's Made - Season 6
Season 6
Episodes
Three-Wheeled Vehicles; Baseball Bats; Artificial Bonsais; Trombones
This episode demonstrates the production processes for three-wheeled vehicles, baseball bats, artificial bonsais and trombones, and shows how each is made.
Springs, Pavers, Pianos
This episode demonstrates the production processes for springs, pavers and pianos, and shows how each is made.
Ropes, Billiard Tables, Sailboards, Cymbals
This episode demonstrates the production processes for ropes, billiard tables, sailboards and cymbals, and shows how each is made.
Seatbelts, Windows, Wax Figurines, Hot Air Balloons
This episode demonstrates the production processes for seatbelts, windows, wax figurines and hot air balloons, and shows how each is made.
Air Filters, Billiard Cues, Ice Sculptures, Suits
An exploration of how air filters, billiard cues, ice sculptures and suits are made, as more everyday items are put under the microscope.
Escalator Handrails, Highlighters, Guitar Strings, Wigs
This episode demonstrates the production processes for escalator handrails, highlighters, guitar strings and wigs, and shows how each is made.
Traditional Bows, Coffee Machines, Mascots, Hammocks
This episode demonstrates the production processes for traditional bows, coffee machines, mascots and hammocks, and shows how each is made.
Fiberglass Insulation, Wooden Ducks, Gumball Machines, Exhaust Systems
This episode demonstrates the production processes for fiberglass insulation, wooden ducks, gumball machines and exhaust systems, and shows how each is made.
Chains, Bagels, Vinyl Records
This episode demonstrates the production processes for chains, bagels and vinyl records, and shows how each is made.
Windshields, English Saddles, Butter, Post Clocks
This episode demonstrates the production processes for windshields, english saddles, butter and post clocks, and shows how each is made.
Individual Transporters; Canoes; Electric Guitars
This episode demonstrates the production processes for individual transporters, canoes and electric guitars, and shows how each is made.
Residential Water Heaters, Air Bags, Jelly Beans, Ice Resurfacers
This episode demonstrates the production processes for residential water heaters, air bags, jelly beans and ice resurfacers, and shows how each is made.
Amphibious Vehicles, Putters, Model Ships, Drumheads
This episode demonstrates the production processes for amphibious vehicles, putters, model boats, drumheads, and shows how each is made.
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