How It's Made · SEASON 15
Crosscut Saws, Haggis, Collectible Firearms
Episode 9 · 2010-05-21
- Documentary
Episode overview
Steel blades are cut, toothed, hardened and sharpened to produce crosscut saws capable of slicing cleanly across wood grain. Organ meats, oatmeal, onions and seasonings are prepared and packed into traditional haggis, while machined metal components and carefully fitted wooden stocks are finished and assembled into collectible firearms.
21 minutes
Season 15 episodes
1. Kelp Caviar, Luxury Sailboats, Dental Crowns, High-Performance Engines2010-03-26
2. Leather Briefcases, Crop Dusters, Corn Whiskey, Drag Racing Clutches2010-04-02
3. Train Rails, Desalinated Water, Racing Wheelchairs, Parquetry2010-04-09
4. Flight Simulators, Bookbinding, Greenhouse Tomatoes, Hurricane-Proof Shutters2010-04-16
5. Worcestershire Sauce, Lawn Bowls, Radio-Controlled Model Jets2010-04-23
6. Pipes, Rock Climbing Gear, Leather Bike Saddles, Luxury Sports Cars2010-04-30
7. Replica Foods, Traffic Cone Dispensers, Rocking Horses, London Taxis2010-05-07
8. Miniature Furniture, Garden Steam Locomotives, Hovercraft, Folding Bicycles2010-05-14
9. Crosscut Saws, Haggis, Collectible Firearms2010-05-21
10. Alligator Bags, Lockers, Bench Planes, Deployable Flight Recorders2010-05-28
11. Grapples, Flavorings, Dog Sleds, Athletic Shoes2010-06-04
12. Retractable Cords, Wood Frame Sports Cars, Sushi2010-06-11
13. Leather Wallets, French Horns, Soy Sauce, Children's Ride-On Cars2010-06-18
