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How It's Made
Season 30 · Episode 9
Fish Rubbings, Clay Shooting Machines, Almonds, High-End Motorcycles
10.021mNovember 20, 2017
Ink is carefully applied to prepared fish so their scales, fins and contours can be transferred to paper using the traditional art of gyotaku. Motors, springs and throwing arms are assembled into clay-target launchers; harvested almonds are hulled, shelled, sorted and packaged; and precision engines, frames, suspension systems and bodywork are hand-assembled into high-end motorcycles.
Episodes
- Episode 1Leather Basketballs, Flood Gates, Wood Panel Canvases, Shoelaces
- Episode 2Power Steering Pumps, Asian Bowl Meals, Walking Canes
- Episode 3Plant Oil Extractors, Custom-Made Chandeliers, Power Trainers, Coffee Pods
- Episode 4Witness Samples, Pressure Washers, Beehives, Cast Iron Cookers
- Episode 5Leather Sculptures, Travel Hot Plates, Ochre, Hurdy-Gurdies
- Episode 6Spiral Stairs, Pita Bread, Exhaust Headers, Moulded Limestone Artwork
- Episode 7Recycled Skateboard Guitars, Solar Street Lights, Dolls
- Episode 8Glass Sculptures, Racing Pulley Systems, Inductors, Medicine Balls
- Episode 9Fish Rubbings, Clay Shooting Machines, Almonds, High-End Motorcycles
- Episode 10Throttle Bodies, Limestone Fireplace Mantels, Candied Fruit and Fruit Jellies, Linen Ukuleles
- Episode 11Rubber Balls, Motion Chairs, Montreal Smoked Meat, Motorized Scooters
- Episode 12Aerospace Fasteners, Cactus Pear Puree, Lab Reactors
- Episode 13Wall Beds, Sundae Cups, Digital Paintings, Badminton Rackets