How It's Made · SEASON 20
Cast Iron Tubs, Hopi Kachina Dolls, Mine Truck Engine, Memory Cards
Episode 10 · 2013-01-03
- Documentary
Episode overview
Molten iron is cast into heavy bathtubs before the surfaces are cleaned and coated with durable enamel. Cottonwood roots are carved and painted into traditional Hopi Kachina dolls; enormous mine-truck engines are dismantled, inspected, repaired and reassembled; and semiconductor chips are mounted, enclosed and tested to create compact memory cards.
21 minutes
Season 20 episodes
1. Native Healing Drums, Raisins, Stereoscopic Viewers, Ribbon Microphones2012-11-01
2. Horse Bits, Oat Cereal, Turquoise Jewellery, Electric Scooters2012-11-08
3. Nail Nippers, Jade Putters, Ice Cider, Water Skis2012-11-15
4. Stagecoaches, Road Reflectors, Fire Baked Pottery, Custom Motorcycle Tanks2012-11-22
5. Replica Clay Pipes, Drinking Fountains, Orange Liqueur, Compound Bows2012-11-29
6. Tissues, Travel Trailers, Slippers, Motorcycle Helmets2012-12-06
7. U-Locks, Tepees, Croissants, Rolling Luggage2012-12-13
8. Prams, Factory-Built Homes, Wood Flutes, Bicycle Tires2012-12-20
9. Thinning Shears, Wagon Wheels, Toaster Pastries, Violin Bows2012-12-27
10. Cast Iron Tubs, Hopi Kachina Dolls, Mine Truck Engine, Memory Cards2013-01-03
11. Cycling Shoes, Yurts, Marine Plywood, Oil and Encaustic Paint2013-01-10
12. Paper Fans, Walnut Oil, Copper2013-01-17
13. Gut Strings, Absinthe, Belt Buckles, Lever Locks2013-01-24
