Miscellaneous Items & Processes, Vol. 1 | How It's Made | Science Channel

Enjoy our random collection of randomness, randomly!

Chapters
00:00 Glass Paperweights - Originally aired 2010
04:59 Zip Line Breaks - Originally aired 2014
09:59 Pétanque Balls - Originally aired 2014
15:06 Synthetic Rubber - Originally aired 2011
20:06 Steel Shipping Drums - Originally aired 2008
25:06 Digital Dentistry - Originally aired 2010
30:06 Floating Fountains - Originally aired 2011
35:06 Polyethylene Pipe - Originally aired 2005
39:56 Liquor Jugs - Originally aired 2010
44:56 Artificial Bonsais - Originally aired 2006
49:56 Residential Water Heaters - Originally aired 2006
54:56 Decorative Eggs - Originally aired 2008
59:55 Escalator Handrails - Originally aired 2006
01:04:55 Wax Figurines - Originally aired 2006
01:09:55 Electric Pole Transformers - Originally aired 2008

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[TRG]

Miscellaneous is my favourite type of items and processes, thanks Science Channel!

[MultiMaker_Studios]

Honestly I like the miscellaneous compilation more than ones with a theme because not only does it keep it fresh with each item but that how I remember the episodes being as a kid. It'd go from tires, to balloons, to cookies, to chain, it was good that way

[alexiskruger]

my grandpa and i used to stay up so so late watching this show, thank you for posting this 🥲 i miss him and this nostalgia is so needed right now

[fullofbeanbuns]

An hour long How It’s Made compilation? I am sleeping good tonight 🦔

[jakospence]

The restraint that QC inspector must have to not spank each one of those rubber bales after inspection is truly heroic.

[regenwurm]

I hope the cameraman can travel back through time to tell us how the universe is made. I hear that he's omnipotent.

[ivanleterror]

We bought a set of these metal balls in France in 79. All the others we've seen until now have been made of wood. The lettering on ours says Obut Dog. A small wooden object ball came with the set in a leather harness. Every time we've taken them to a picnic or church function being this heavy metal has always been a surprise. Each pair has a different geometric engraving pattern to tell the two apart when playing. Seeing this is a complete surprise.

[The_Wendigo]

I don’t know who this narrator is but….Your voice has helped me sleep for the last 10+ years. Just thinking about it makes me drowsy. Ive learned all kinds of information and cured my insomnia… thank you so much

[xOhrwurm]

Thank you for years of memories and knowledge

[Sleepmore]

I am sleeping happy today my inner child is so glad someone is reposting all of these how its made episodes

[BBKTHEBEST]

I used to watch these all the time when I was younger and I thought it was the coolest thing ever

[its_blacknblue]

Who’s scrolling through the comments while listening ?

[atlanciaza]

It is astounding that the wax replica industry has not become more automated with time, it's like it's still stuck in the 19th century.

[JaredG_WV]

you just know her family never let her hear the end about that time she had 'caulk in her mouth on national tv'

[voiddustry]

The way that they make the paperweight, it kind of reminds me of rock candy making

[Chamonix.frequently]

The long rods they use to carry the molten glass or spin is called a Punty. 😂 its a funny word

[Choujifangirl]

I didn’t even know that zip lines came with brakes, that’s interesting

[lexeiy]

My favorite in this video was seeing how they create wax fogures... So interesting! I wish they would have expanded & made this portion of the video longer. Seeing how boats are created was also cool. Overall, it's a great video! 👏🏿

[asmitharamesh]

This just popped up in my shots and this is the kind of video I’m downloading to watch later when I’m stuck somewhere with no data

[dylanholmes]

Interesting video. I recently watched the russian lathe accident and now when I see factory environments like these it reminds me of that