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The methods used to recycle car batteries, and how ice-cream, wooden golf clubs and aircraft wings are manufactured

The processes used in the manufacture of cricket bats, fuel pumps, money-changing machines and ductile iron pipe

Pete Nelson designs private treetop escapes for those who wish to reconnect with nature

Pete is in New York's Catskill Mountains to construct a glasshouse in the sky, using his clients' collection of 50 vintage windows

A late start to the season and record snowfall create challenges for the crew. Meanwhile, Dustin picks up where he left off as Fred's future lies in the balance

At Porcupine Creek, Fred and Dustin are racing to start their seasons and Dustin's crew is finally ready to send the dredge to the dive site

Looking at some of the most extreme luxury mobile homes on the road. RV builder Newmar designs their most extravagant coach for a NASCAR fan

American Coach builds a first-class party-mobile, and a 1957 Airfloat is restored. Plus, Foretravel Motorcoach builds a 1.2 million dollars custom motor home

At Vantara, King Cheetah race freely across a stadium-sized field. And Forrest marvels as an orangutan enjoys his birthday with cake.

Forrest visits Vantara, joins a cheetah feeding circle, sees the growth of a sun bear called Prince, and how Vantara safeguards endangered species.

A look at how thousands of tonnes of grapefruit are picked and processed, and how conveyor belts that carry millions of pieces of luggage every year are built

Examining how the world's finest harp strings are made, how they build roof windows that can keep out a hurricane, and how to make Belgian waffles

The processes involved in turning scrap metal into luxury cookers. Plus, the hand-rolling of billions of sticks of incense, and the creation of jenever - the original form of gin

Examining how some farms are run with the help of robots, how a machine picks up 30 tons of logs in a single grab, and how the world's most valuable pianos are transported

The Raneys turn the cameras on themselves as they shelter on their Alaskan homestead. Elsewhere, Marty tracks the predators of a moose kill found near their cabin

The intense winter has frozen the water supply on the homestead, forcing Marty to hunt for a new source. Meanwhile in Hawaii, Matt and Katie harvest cacao

In Southern France, Mike and Elvis find a charming 2CV Fourgonnette. It's got a modest engine, tired suspension and missing rear seats

Woodworker Saf and stained-glass artist Aimee build a spectacular storage unit featuring a stained-glass homage to the King of Rock 'n' Roll

Chase Morrill and his team take on a project from a retired US Army veteran, turning a lakeside cabin into a lodge for combat-injured veterans and their families.

The team investigates reports of a government conspiracy: the Dogman. This half-wolf, half-man monster is said to stalk the Michigan wilderness

Josh Gates sends the team to reportedly the most haunted place in America: Mackinac Island. This remote island has experienced over 1,000 years of bloodshed

In Gdynia, customs officers search vehicles before they board a ferry to Sweden. And, officers discover suspicious plastic bottles in a vintage van

Chase Morrill and his team take on a project from a retired US Army veteran, turning a lakeside cabin into a lodge for combat-injured veterans and their families.

The team investigates reports of a government conspiracy: the Dogman. This half-wolf, half-man monster is said to stalk the Michigan wilderness

Part one of two. Tensions erupt as Chris faces off against an alleged claim jumper. Plus, a massive explosion on the Mistress threatens the Kellys' season

Mark and Digger team up with Danielle Parton to run the first moonshine in decades on her legendary family property. Tim harvests blue agave to make Tequila

Buying goods from home

Buying goods from home

The manufacture of wooden barrels, fire hydrants, automotive seats and cathode ray tubes, and how production has changed with technological advances

The manufacture of stainless steel, sports helmets, resin figurines and laboratory glassware, and how production has been affected by changes in technology