On this clip from The Science Channel's, "How It's Made," find out how comfort is manufactured into adjustable bedding.

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

They were initially invented to replace pull cords over a century ago! They literally deliver power to the people.

Many tiny details go into the mass production of tweezers. From machine molding to hand sanding, there are many steps to perfection.

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

On this clip from The Science Channel's, "How It's Made," find out how this root is transformed into a zesty sauce.

A seasoned artisan painstakingly cleans, then rebuilds damaged pieces of old religious statues with hand mixed plasters.

Mortars and pestles are incorporated into many medical symbols because pharmacists have been using them to prepare medicine for centuries. Granite used for this mortar and pestle provides a tough, non-porous surface.

Find out how these often overlooked boilers turn up the heat on this clip from The Science Channel's, "How It's Made."

In the early days of bowling schlack based conditioners were applied to wooden lanes to protect the surface. Today, robotic machines apply conditioners in different patterns to change the difficulty of the game.

It's a balancing act when this clip from The Science Channel's, "How It's Made," weighs in on medical scales.

This tripod factory is one where precise machine cuts are made in tubes, and workers hand piece them together with custom housings.

This clip from The Science Channel's, "How It's Made," about screwdrivers makes all the right turns.

Golfers use different kinds of clubs for different types of shots. Woods for long distance shots, putters to gently roll the ball into the cup, and irons for everything inbetween.

Incredible attention to detail is the hallmark of making champagne. From cutting the proper grapes, to fermentation and turninng the bottles, nothing is left to chance.

Watch as goat's milk is transformed into a delicious, healthy snack on this clip from The Science Channel's, "How It's Made."