How Do They Do It?
S10:E18 Chinamax; Russian Standard; Abalone
Chinamax; Russian standard; abalone.
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Opal is mined beneath one hot desert; stunt planes are built based on designs from the early days of flight; workers manufacture nougat.
S10:E1 • Sep 5, 2013 • 21m
How lush green salad is cultivated on desert plains; how rigging for ships is made; how life-saving insulin is produced from an ingredient found in a loaf of bread.
S10:E4 • Sep 19, 2013 • 21m
Workers manufacture a locomotive; milk is turned into a cake topping; wood is turned into traditional Australian boomerangs.
S10:E5 • Sep 26, 2013 • 21m
Metalworkers cast bells fit for cathedrals; clearing the wreckage after a storm in America; millions of pounds of dates are harvested from desert oases.
S10:E8 • Oct 24, 2013 • 21m
Pistachios are grown, harvested and processed by the billions; ancient relics from China's Forbidden City are restored; radar systems are built and tested for advanced fighter jets.
S10:E12 • Nov 21, 2013 • 21m
Finding out how wrecker trucks are built; how Roquefort cheese is produced; how trees are transported.
S10:E13 • Nov 28, 2013 • 21m
How do they produce marble, how do they make mahjong pieces, and how do they build escape slides? Find out as more items are put under microscope.
S10:E14 • Dec 5, 2013 • 21m
Finding out how products are manufactured around the world; this episode features information on Kamaz trucks, products for the hair, and the Canton Tower.
S10:E15 • Dec 12, 2013 • 21m
One of the world's most expensive cheeses is made with the help of moldy bread. Then, wreckers strong enough to lift tractor trailers are built, and a forest is grown on the side of a skyscraper.
S10:E15 • Jan 22, 2022 • 22m
Billions of insects are used to produce fine ink; false eyes are handcrafted; workers create some strong ball bearings.
S10:E16 • Dec 19, 2013 • 21m










