how it's made

[unique1]

Has anyone besides me found themselves watching this show? I started watching it sometime last year and find it quite interesting on how they actually make some of the every day items.

 

[alaine]

I've never heard of it. That sound interesting, though. I've heard an idea of someone wanting to start something similar. That's cool that someone is doing it. There so much stuff in our world. It would be interesting to see the process it goes through to get here.

 

[toolman]

Has anyone besides me found themselves watching this show? I started watching it sometime last year and find it quite interesting on how they actually make some of the every day items.

I have seen it. It is very good.

 

[Daydreamer1]

I watch it fairly often, and am constantly amazed at the machinery people have invented to accomplish repetitive fabrication tasks, which so much accuracy.

 

[baguiopine]

Hi, I've never seen that show. What channel is it? It's sounds great though.

 

[heretoday]

Good show

I've learned some interesting tidbits on that show. In some ways it is similar to this website, they should really mention Woodforums.org on the show sometime!

 

[chocoguy]

What show are you referring too?

It is really strange that you are asking something but you aren’t telling which show you are referring too.

 

[Kitten]

Choco, the name of the show is in the subject line...."How it's made" is the name.

And I've seen bits and pieces of it, but haven't really sat down to watch it.

 

[Taggart]

I think I've seen a brief clip of the show, and I can see where it would be interesting.

I'm not sure where I'd find it on our cable service though.

 

[Twiceshy]

Hi, I've never seen that show. What channel is it? It's sounds great though.

We watch it on The Discovery Channel. I think it tends to run at night, almost every night of the week.

If you like machinery, The History Channel run Modern Marvels. This show looks at how machines, among other things, are developed and/ or how they are used.