How Do They Do It?

Each story in this series takes us behind the scenes to show how to do the things, and make the things that form the modern world. Each episode reveals the hidden story behind another familiar part of our lives. We rarely consider many of the objects which make up the modern world - elevators, stockings, underground railways, football boots, ballistic…

Each story in this series takes us behind the scenes to show how to do the things, and make the things that form the modern world. Each episode reveals the hidden story behind another familiar part of our lives. We rarely consider many of the objects which make up the modern world - elevators, stockings, underground railways, football boots, ballistic…

Each story in this series takes us behind the scenes to show how to do the things, and make the things that form the modern world. Each episode reveals the hidden story behind another familiar part of our lives. We rarely consider many of the objects which make up the modern world - elevators, stockings, underground railways, football boots, ballistic…

Sometimes the objects we take for granted to make our life easier are the objects with the most engineering behind them. In this next volume of How Do They Do It?, see how Peanut Butter, Shotguns, Fire Extinguishers, the Eiffel Tower, Chocolate Bars, Shoes, Gum, Whiskey, Money, Airplane Tires and so much more are produced.

We rarely consider many of the objects which make up our world. How do they turn salt & pepper into Tabasco? How do they turn beans into decaf coffee? And how do they operate an unmanned autonomous helicopter? Simple things are often the products of the most extraordinary engineering processes. Each episode reveals the hidden story behind another familiar part…

How Do They Do It returns, taking a look inside the makings of everyday items and how they are produced. See how suspension bridges, almonds, leather footballs, tequila, and many other interesting things become readily available.

From sweet, melt-in-your mouth nougat and savory saffron, the world's most expensive spice, to boomerangs, sardines, hair care products and airplane escape slides - HOW DO THEY DO IT? This season will also feature musical instruments made from shellfish, a subway system built in a swamp, and Parisian sewers that smell of perfume.

HOW DO THEY DO IT? returns, taking a look inside the makings of everyday items such as ATMs, plastic bags and New York bagels. Go behind the scenes to discover how to do and make the things that form the modern world.

How Do They Do It is back to reveal the hidden story behind the production of everyday items such as screws, wine, bananas, canned bread, incense stickers, marmalade and harp strings. Go behind the scenes and discover how the objects that make up our modern world are created.

An insider's look and interviews show the engineering and scientific miracles behind the things that form the modern world.

Prepare to expand your mind as HOW DO THEY DO IT? goes behind-the-scenes to explore the manufacturing and operation of a variety of ordinary objects. Meet the problem-solving engineers and the visionary industrial designers who constantly strive to improve our modern world. This series explores creation and production behind parmesan and bagels and how Niagara Falls was formed.

We rarely stop to consider what goes into making the objects and structures that surround us. In this brand new series HOW DO THEY DO IT? returns to take a detailed look at how things are made. From mobile phones, shoes and luxury cookers to waterproof clothing, incense and Belgian waffles - go behind the scenes and lift the lid…

This series returns to uncover the miraculous feats of engineering which underpin life in the 21st century.

We rarely consider many of the objects that make up the modern world--elevators, carpets, helicopters, breast implants, street lights, and more. Go behind the scenes to do the things, and make the things that form the modern world.

Many items that make up the modern world are the result of sophisticated engineering and production processes. How do they do it?

Many items that make up the modern world are the result of sophisticated engineering and production processes. How do they do it?