Find out how fermentation transforms molasses into rum on this clip from Science Channel's How It's Made.

This clip about professional baseballs from Science Channel's How It's Made hits a grand slam.

Because of their oil pant treatment, these paper umbrellas are waterproof. Watch this How It's Made video to learn more about paper umbrellas.

This clip from the Science Channel's How It's Made stitches up the perfect gold glove.

On this clip from Science Channel's How It's Made, find out how lightweight, energy-efficient aluminum boats are made.

This clip from Science Channel's "How It's Made" offers an inside glimpse of custom carbon fiber bike frames.

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

Find out how recycled plastic bottles are transformed into polyester yarn on this clip from The Science Channnel's, "How It's Made."

In the material world, lace used to be a luxury. Watch how lace is manufactured today.

A powder horn is a popular item with war reenactors and collectors. Watch as this craftsman makes a powder horn.

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.

There's nothing like a heaping helping of pancakes for breakfast. Watch how this factory makes frozen pancakes.

A paper towel always comes in handy. Step into the factory to watch how paper towels are made.

Surgical rubber gloves were first implemented at Johns Hopkins Hospital. Watch this video to see how rubber gloves are made.

The cremation urn has an important place in some households. Check out this video and see how urns are made.

These soap carvings are far too delicate to be used on scrubbing duty. Check out how these beautiful sculptures are created.

The incandescent lightbulb's base has two metal contacts which connect to a metal filament.

Even the most basic factory machinery needs to be made somewhere. These roller conveyors are created using lasers and band saws.

The whoopee pie factory has a variety of delicious ingredients that give these traditional treats their signature taste.

Lemongrass is commonly used for aromatherapy as it has a pleasing, potent scent. It takes 66 pounds of lemongrass to make one quart of essential oil.

Multiple augers are the key component for this wintertime essential.

In race car engines, excess lubricating oil is stored in tanks rather than oil pans. This prevents the oil from sloshing around during the race.

These kettles were invented in the 1890's by Irish fisherman. They can easily boil water outdoors using twigs or other small materials.

This holiday classic is hand painted and carved using linden wood.

Each cartridge can house up to five blades. Multiple blades means fewer shaving strokes may be necessary.

Americans eat more bananas than any other fruit. Pair that with chocolate and you'll get a super delicious treat!

Candy canes, invented in the 1700s, now come in myriad colors and sizes. Find out how giant batches of sugary goop are transformed into beautiful, tasty striped candies. Be sure to brush your teeth after watching!

Tasty chocolate yule logs are a holiday tradition. Find out how these complicated pastries are made!

Many holiday feasts are anchored by big, juicy, savory hams. Follow the story of hams, from farm to table.

A dive computer is a diver's best friend. It measures the time and depth of a dive so a safe ascent can be calculated to avoid decompression sickness.

Before they appear above stores and restaurants, iluminated channel signs are creaed using vinyl and aluminum.

We don’t really know who invented them, but cupcakes have been around for more than a century.