Television series that documents how various everyday products are made.
1. Basque Pelota Balls, Pallet Trucks, Dumplings, Brass Faucets
Aired: May 5, 2018Find out how Basque pelota balls, pallet trucks, dumplings, and brass faucets...
2. Laptops; Panettone; Saxophones
Aired: May 5, 2018
3. Spinning Reels; Plasma Protein Therapies; 3D Cups; Stainless Steel Beer Kegs
Aired: May 12, 2018Spinning reels, plasma protein therapies, 3D cups, and stainless steel beer k...
4. Steamer Baskets; Three-Wheel Scooters; Prefabricated Conservatories; Copper Cookware
Aired: May 12, 2018
5. Mountain Bike Tires; Leaf and Debris Vacuums; Canned Meat; Fillet Knives
Aired: May 19, 2018
6. Rice Cookers; Concealment Furniture; Promotional Origami; Hedge Shears
Aired: May 19, 2018
7. Glass Faucets; Fire Truck Ladders; Antique Clock Restoration; Barbecue Utensils
Aired: May 26, 2018
8. Educational Robots; Boxing Belts; Boat Radar Mounts; European-Style Radiators
Aired: May 26, 2018
9. Cotton; Rodeo Roping Chutes; Asian Noodles; Rotary Engines
Aired: Jun 2, 2018
10. Sleeper Rigs; Pecans; Steel Pulleys; Acetate Eyewear
Aired: Jun 2, 2018
11. Wood Slat Baskets; Bells; Gyroscopic Stabilizers
Aired: Nov 3, 2018
12. DeLorean Restoration; Bison Fibre; Shuffleboard Tables; Friction Forged Knives
Aired: Nov 3, 2018
13. Leather Overnight Bags; Horse Exercisers; Air Hockey Tables; Copper Sculptures
Aired: Nov 3, 2018Streaming in:
Creators
Current Status: Canceled
Network: Discovery
Production Countries: Canada, United States, United Kingdom
Genres:Documentary
How It's Made: Where to Watch Online?
Currently you are able to watch "How It's Made" streaming on Max, fuboTV, Discovery+, Spectrum On Demand or for free with ads on Tubi TV, The Roku Channel. It is also possible to rent or buy on Windows Store, Amazon, VUDU, AppleTV, Google Play, YouTube online.
