How Do They Do It?

Workers manufacture a quality tool-kit that fits in a pocket, and sand is turned into glassware.

Mexican milliners weave hats that rival the classic Panama hat, and hunters trap pythons in Florida.

Experts reveal how a miniature masterpiece was built, and rhubarb is grown using candlelight.

Millions of trees, billions of bees and brilliant machines make a popular bar snack.

A fighter jet is built that can reach twice the speed of sound, and an order of monks brews beer.

Ancient Mexican volcanoes help make one of America's favorite dips, and swamp vehicles are built.

Cables are manufactured strong enough to suspend one of the world's longest bridges.

A favorite liquor is made in a county where alcohol is banned, and Finnish workers build saunas.

Footballs are manufactured with care and precision, and Dutch workers farm mussels by the millions.

Swedish workers build one of the world's most powerful trucks, and the FBI uses DNA to solve crimes.

Mexican craftsmen fashion one of the world's finest guitars, and super-fast lawn mowers are built.

Workers build rafts that inflate quickly, and stamps are created for the Queen's Diamond Jubilee.

The heart of the agave plant is turned into tequila, and ice cream bars are churned out in minutes.

Body armor protects stuntmen while remaining virtually invisible, and amber is mined from mud.

Experts reveal how they put the bounce in tennis balls, and steers are turned into steaks.

Swedish forests, German factories and English mills produce the oldest-known, man-made fiber.

The secrets of how Facebook stores the profiles of billions of people are revealed.

Workers create suits that can make a person fly, and hemp is harvested for building.

Chewing gum is made from rubber, and millions of plastic bricks are turned into remarkable models.