Factory Made Episode Guide

Find out how they turn plastic into realistic artificial grass, how do they make an anchor that can secure a boat, what puts the bite into a set of dentures, what goes into a sleeping bag to keep you warm in the coldest of temperatures.

Find out how a kitchen knife stays sharp, what keeps the fibers on a paint roller out of the paint, see how you sculpt a long piece of glass into tiny perfume bottles, and turn cocoa beans into delicious chocolate.

Find out how a light rail car put together for a fast and efficient ride, how do they turn a flat map into a round globe, how does a computer keyboard know which letter or number to spit out when a key is pressed, and why do scissors need more than a sharp edge.

Find out how to make more than 70,000 pies everyday, how do they squeeze 28 feet of wire into headphones, how does a potters wheel turn clay into a breakfast bowl, and whats the secret to stamping out a pressure cooker that wont blow it's top.

Find out how they turn a piece of wire into bolts strong enough to hold up a building, how they put the bright neon colors in a neon sign, how do they use tape to hold together the patient bay of an ambulance, and can you print out a bobble-head with a 3-D printer.

Find out how to make a water bottle you don't have to ever throw away, what's the best kind of wood for a pool cue, how do they bend metal into a weight defying snowshoe, and how do they make a toy tractor just like the real thing?

Find out how to twist together a climbing rope that can save your life, what's the fastest way to get caramel on an apple, what is the mechanics of a mechanical pencil, and what makes bathroom sinks almost impossible to chip or crack.

Find out how little metal clips are strong enough to save a life, why do you need a race car driver to make a seat, what goes into an accordion to make it's unusual sound, and how can you make a fitted sock with a single strand of yarn.

Find out how what puts the gel in jelly beans, what puts the performance in a high performance snowboard, how do you fit a whole toolbox into a pair of pliers, and what makes a police motorcycle jacket tough enough to ride the beat.

Find out what makes a bowling ball so heavy, how is a power tool wired for power, how do they turn plastic into shock absorbers for your teeth, and what is really going on inside a harmonica.

Find out how to fold a fortune cookie without breaking it, how can you add extra speed into a racing bike, what's the secret to make a boot that is tough enough to work in, and what goes into a fishing lure that will attract fish.

Find out how you make a bottle that is also a can, how to make a lighter light up, can the way a guitar is made show up in the sound when it is played, and how do they get peanut butter into chocolate candies.

Find out the meaning of colorful patterns on semiconductors, why does it take a welder and a carjack to make a banjo, what does a cooking pan need to help it take the heat, and why does color have to be squeezed into paint?

Find out how they make knife blades that are so sharp and strong that they need to be regulated by law, what's the trick to getting a good night's sleep on mattress springs, how do they shape a surfboard for the ride of your life, and how do they make a chip that needs no dip?

Find out the secret to building an air tight window, why do you need to iron to build a hockey stick, how does a squirt of yellow goo help you see in the dark, and what does it take to make a school bus seat tough enough?

Find out how to build a street light that burns for 30 years without ever changing a bulb, how do they put the bite into a circular saw blade, when should a coffee bean crackle like popcorn, and how is a pile of powder transformed to help you see the light in opalescent glass?

Find out how they get the cat's eye into a marble, what goes inside a water filter, how do they build a toolbox that is military tough, and how did a machine revolutionize packing foam?

Find out how a dab of cotton gets on the end of a cotton swab, how a pinball game is wired to work for or against you, why do tiles take a shower before they can be put in your shower, and why is stretchy a good thing in bread dough.

Find out how lead gets inside a pencil, why a blazing inferno is needed to make a bolt, what kind of cucumber is needed to pickle into a pickle, and what keeps a 15-foot inflatable from falling down flat?

Find out what it really takes to make lots and lots of quarters, how does a blast of water make a fish tank watertight, how do they blast limestone without blasting it into tiny bits, and why are highlighters yellow?

How are millions of water bottles made faster than the eye can see, why is ice used to make a trombone, how does a little wheel usually used on airplanes help burgers fly out of the drive-thru, and how can the wood grain on a baseball bat help you hit it out of the park?

How does a brewer create the flavors of a beer, what do you need to add to an aluminum pot to handle the heat, why do bricks have holes in them, and why does a baseball glove get pounded before it makes it to the game?

Find out why balloons stretch when they inflate instead of pop, how can an aluminum wheel be strong enough to support a car, see how a paper airplane turns into a paper envelope, and how do whistles work?