Check out the technology used to create player pianos on this clip from Science Channel's "How It's Made."

This classic American treat was invented in 1847. It's softer and dissolves faster than normal candy.

See how pieces of the famous ballpark become part of a modern timepiece.

Want to learn how to crush steel like a pro?

Learn how old cars are recycled on this clip from The Science Channel's "How It's Made."

On this clip from Science Channel's "How It's Made," discover the secret to assembling a swiss army knife.

This clip from The Science Channel's, "How It's Made," about how pencils are manufactured gets right to the point.

Sit back and enjoy the factory fun with this How It's Made: Coal video.

On this clip from Science Channel's "How It's Made," find out how some of the massive parts of an oil tanker are assembled.

Watch as craftsmen shape wood into custom shapes and work to finish them off into shiny skis.

When a painting's original frame is lost, a specialist can produce an exact replica. Take a look at how antique picture frames are made.

Rope has been made out of plant fibers for centuries, even though synthetic options are also available.

Aquarium windows not only need to be see through, but also able to withstand the pressure of many gallons of water. See how the lab forms the acrylic and puts it through pressure tests.

Science Channel's "How It's Made" takes us inside a radar gun to see how police use it to track down speeders with precision and accuracy.

This tasty vegetable goes through a surprisingly complicated process before being served. Follow the trail of hearts of palm from a seedling to delectable side dish on this clip from The Science Channel's, "How It's Made."

Sit back and enjoy the factory fun with this How It's Made: Paper Umbrellas video.