How It's Made · SEASON 21
Indy Car Seats, Paper Flowers, Stand-by Generators
Episode 9 · 2013-05-30
- Documentary
Episode overview
A racing driver’s body is measured and moulded to create a closely fitted seat that provides support and protection inside an Indy car. Paper is cut, coloured and shaped into realistic flowers, while engines, alternators, control systems and protective housings are assembled and tested as standby generators.
21 minutes
Season 21 episodes
1. Rubber Gloves, Soap Carvings, Aircraft Cabinets, Motorcycle Brake Locks2013-04-04
2. Powder Horns, Handcrafted Molds, Pierogi, Inner Tubes2013-04-11
3. Lace, Antique Frame Replicas, Orchids, Unicycle Wheel Hubs2013-04-18
4. External Hard Drives, Frozen Shrimp, Thai Rice Boxes, Paper Towels2013-04-25
5. Tea, Roof Finials, Artificial Flowers, Alloy Wheels2013-05-02
6. Gel Caps, Playground Spring Riders, Frozen Pancakes, Natural Rubber2013-05-09
7. Paper Umbrellas, Coal, Aircraft Seats, Cremation Urns2013-05-16
8. Aluminum Canoes, Wooden Stave Bowls, Wheelchair Accessible Vans, Marimbas2013-05-23
9. Indy Car Seats, Paper Flowers, Stand-by Generators2013-05-30
10. Customized Knee Replacements, Leaf Springs, Lavender Essential Oil, Rivets and Rivet Tools2013-06-06
11. Cast Iron Stoves, Ultralight Aircraft, Snow Groomers, Rubber Bands2013-06-13
12. Barber Chairs, Sewage Pumps, Bimini Boat Tops, Diesel Filters2013-06-20
13. Car Tires, Silk, Art Conservation, Scuba Tanks2013-06-27
