Re-Inventors

Today we will try an invention that can save lives at sea.

Today you will see what happens when you combine traditional blacksmithing, gunpowder and water.

Today we will see if it is possible to make an old-school wooden submarine under water and above all back on the surface.

A gigantic table saw sounds good, especially if it's only powered by water.

This could have changed history in the Middle Ages. We will make a wind powered war chariot.

See how a 19th Century bulletproof suit of armor holds up to 21st Century firepower

Witness the recreation of a 2,000-year-old earthquake alarm that, if effective, could have saved the lives of thousands.

The invention of the battering ram was a breakthrough thousands of years ago, but does it still pack a punch?

For centuries the high ground and the ability to attack from above held military advantages. Now, The Re-Inventors have found an invention that would allow a commander to launch an attack from the sky, and rain down explosive fire-arrows on a helpless enemy!

Can we protect both pedestrians and drivers? Watch this episode to find out.

Did the Soviets invent an invincible snowmobile? Let's see.

Boats and snow don't belong together. At least not until we get them together in this episode.