How It's Made · SEASON 9
Bumpers, Lighting Gels and Camera Filters, Steam-Powered Models, Candy Canes
Episode 9 · 2008-03-09
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Episode overview
Formed steel and energy-absorbing materials are assembled into automotive bumpers, dyed polyester is processed into lighting gels and camera filters, miniature boilers and mechanical systems are built into steam-powered models, and cooked sugar is colored, stretched and shaped into candy canes.
21 minutes
Season 9 episodes
1. Solid Tires, Cheesecake, Canoe Paddles, Globes2008-01-13
2. Boomerangs, Barbeques, Pinball Machines, Strobe Lights2008-01-20
3. Wooden Bowls, Chainsaws, Stackable Potato Chips, Jet Compressor Blades2008-01-27
4. Steel Wool, Ranges, Carved Candles, Slot Machines2008-02-03
5. CCD Semiconductors, Airline Meals, Paper Cups, Trumpets2008-02-10
6. Padlocks, Hair Clippers, Wooden Shoes, Synthetic Leather2008-02-17
7. Racing Shells, Stainless Steel Sinks, Leather, Pedal Steel Guitars2008-02-24
8. Swords, Pontoons, Grandfather Clocks, Fuses2008-03-02
9. Bumpers, Lighting Gels and Camera Filters, Steam-Powered Models, Candy Canes2008-03-09
10. Umbrellas, Outboard Motors, Silver Cutlery, Tape Measures2008-03-16
11. Scalpels, Oil Paints, British Police Helmets, Ice Axes2008-03-23
12. Bacon, Snowblowers, Luxury Cars2008-03-30
13. Automatic Transmissions, Silver Miniatures, Hot Air Balloon Baskets, Darts2008-04-06
