How It's Made - Season 3
Season 3
Episodes
Pre-inked Stamps, Cranberries, Cotton Yarn, Road Signs
This episode demonstrates the production processes for pre-inked stamps, cranberries, cotton yarn and road signs, and shows how each is made.
Combination Locks, Pottery, Recreational Vehicles, Erasers
This episode demonstrates the production processes for combination locks, pottery, recreational vehicles and erasers, and shows how each is made.
Wheel Loaders, Vegetable Oil, Hand Tools, Cotton Swabs
This episode demonstrates the production processes for wheel loaders, vegetable oil, hand tools and cotton swabs, and shows how each is made.
Temporary Metal Fences; Asphalt Shingles; Polystyrene Products; Hard Candies
This episode demonstrates the production processes for temporary metal fences, asphalt shingles, expanded polystyrene products and hard candies, and shows how each is made.
Horse-drawn Carriages, Artificial Eyes, Dog and Cat Food, Mirrors
This episode demonstrates the production processes for horse-drawn carriages, artificial eyes, and dog and cat food, mirrors, and shows how each is made
Yogurt, Candles, Neon Signs, Bookbindings
This episode demonstrates the production processes for yogurt, candles, neon signs and bookbindings, and shows how each is made.
Prepared Mustard, Violins, Nuts and Bolts, Toilet Paper
This episode demonstrates the production processes for prepared mustard, violins, nuts and bolts, and toilet paper, and shows how each is made.
Fresh Cut Flowers, Adhesive Tape, Tofu, Lottery Tickets
This episode demonstrates the production processes for fresh cut flowers, adhesive tape, tofu and lottery tickets, and shows how each is made.
Inflatable Watercraft; Couscous; Modelling Dough; Wicker Products
This episode demonstrates the production processes for inflatable watercraft, couscous, modelling dough and wicker products, and shows how each is made.
Wind Generators; PVC Gloves; Thermo-Formed Glass; Fire Trucks
This episode demonstrates the production processes for wind generators, PVC gloves, thermo-formed glass and fire trucks, and shows how each is made.
Radiators; Hatchery Chicks; Filo Pastry; Cross-Country Skis
This episode demonstrates the production processes for radiators, hatchery chicks, filo pastry and cross-country skis, and shows how each is made.
Electric Baseboard Heaters; Moulded Pulp Containers; Chicken; Video Games
This episode demonstrates the production processes for electric baseboard heaters, moulded pulp containers, chicken and video games, and shows how each is made.
Fire Fighter Boots, Garden Tools, Automated Machines, Gypsum Board
This episode demonstrates the production processes for fire fighter boots, garden tools, automated machines and gypsum board, and shows how each is made.
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