How It's Made - S29E08: Flying Water Bikes, Throttle Position Sensors, Cinnamon Cordial, Handmade Rasps

Name: Flying Water Bikes, Throttle Position Sensors, Cinnamon Cordial, Handmade Rasps
Genre: Documentary
Released: 2017-04-03
Duration: 30 min

Apr 03, 2017DocumentarySeason 29, Episode 8

Lightweight frames, pedal-driven propulsion systems and hydrodynamic supports are assembled into water bikes designed to rise above the surface as they gain speed. Electronic sensing elements are calibrated inside throttle-position sensors; cinnamon is infused into a sweetened spirit before filtering and bottling; and steel blanks receive individually raised cutting teeth before being hardened and fitted with handles as handmade rasps.

Cast: Lynne Adams

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How It's Made S29E08 Synopsis

Stream How It's Made "Flying Water Bikes, Throttle Position Sensors, Cinnamon Cordial, Handmade Rasps" in HD quality on Goojara. Originally aired on 2017-04-03, this episode is part of Season 29 of How It's Made. Featuring performances from Lynne Adams among the cast. With a runtime of 21m, the episode keeps you engaged throughout. As part of this Documentary series, the episode continues to build on the show's compelling narrative. Lightweight frames, pedal-driven propulsion systems and hydrodynamic supports are assembled into water bikes designed to rise above the surface as they gain speed. Electronic sensing elements are calibrated inside throttle-position sensors; cinnamon...