How It's Made · SEASON 17
Folding Kayaks, Piñatas, Garbage Trucks, Ceramic Composite Brake Discs
Episode 5 · 2011-04-29

- Documentary
Episode overview
Sectional frameworks and waterproof skins are fitted together to create kayaks that collapse for transportation. Paper and cardboard forms are decorated as piñatas, commercial truck chassis receive hydraulically operated refuse bodies and compactors, and fibre-reinforced materials are heated and machined into high-performance ceramic composite brake discs.
21 minutes
Season 17 episodes
1. Decorative Sombreros, Salad Dressings & Marinades, Cap Guns, Regenerative Medicine2011-04-01
2. Cheese Graters, Hot Sauce, Silver Jewellery, Traditional Mexican Chairs2011-04-08
3. Game Calls, Mayonnaise, Traditional Razor Blades, Butterfly Safety Razors2011-04-15
4. Corn Tortillas, Crankshafts & Camshafts, Bush Planes, Aluminum Bike Wheels2011-04-22
5. Folding Kayaks, Piñatas, Garbage Trucks, Ceramic Composite Brake Discs2011-04-29
6. Rolled Wafers, Wood Pellets, Class & Championship Rings2011-05-06
7. Speed Skates, Synthetic Rubber, Cocoa Beans, Bulk Chocolate2011-05-13
8. Custom Steering Wheels, Aerospace Fuel Lines, Apple Pies, Household Radiators2011-05-20
9. Whips, Automated Pizza Makers, Incense Cones, Scale Turbine Engines2011-05-27
10. Heather Gems, Instant Film, Beet Sugar, Electric Roadsters2011-06-03
11. Underwater Robots, Lasagne, Band Saws, Ski & Trekking Poles2011-06-10
12. Laminated Wood Beams, Sport Utility Vehicles, Veggie Burgers, Wood Boring Augers2011-06-17
13. Turbochargers, Enchiladas, Watches2011-06-24