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Find out how products are manufactured. Featuring ball-bearings, what goes into cartoonist's ink and how false eyes are made.

Explores how various products are made around the globe, including aloe vera, flags, and the famous Russian matryoshka dolls.

Production methods from around the world. Featuring the vodka Russian standard, Chinamax ships and abalone.

An insight into the production and manufacturing process for chipmakers, Civet coffee, and the St Petersburg Metro.

Drew goes to the biggest antiques emporium he's ever visited and a Somerset antique shop. At a grand school in Ipswich he uncovers a historical artefact that leaves him speechless.

At a luxury fabric manufacturer in Suffolk, Drew is wowed historic silks once used in the royal household. And a 500-year-old castle in Scotland, he haggles with a young baron.

Lighting expert Jolene fixes a badly worn down 19th century police station lamp. Plus, woodworker Alex attempts a risky redesign on a traditional British chair.

More everyday items are put under the microscope as we discover how dragster tyres, icing, floating docks and spiral pipes are made.

Explores the production processes behind the manufacture of motion sensors, belt loaders and diving helmets.

Presenting the latest products live on television that can be ordered directly. The product range extends from vacuum cleaners and bath towels to sports equipment.

Presenting the latest products live on television that can be ordered directly. The product range extends from vacuum cleaners and bath towels to sports equipment.

Automata experts, Michael and Maria Start use their skills to resurrect a Frankenstein's monster for Drew Pritchard. Meanwhile, upholsterer, Craig Hughes revamps a 1930s library chair.

Drew is in Cheshire to scour a barn packed with items, from traditional antique furniture to taxidermy. And in Sheffield, he uncovers a collection of early 20th century glass eyes.

In Dorset, Drew visits a showroom full of mid-20th century items, including a pair of 1960s Danish leather chairs. And, he visits an Austin Healey and Porsche classic car restorer.

The Goldtimers hire a 7-tonne loader hoping to end their gold drought. Meanwhile, the Dust Devils risk running out of water and Marcus vanishes while clifftop detecting.

The Poseidon crew's main operation remains shutdown. The Gold Gypsies must decide between selling their lease or invest in hard rock mining.

Michael and Cherie are joined by their children. Matt and Amber are back to square one.

Anthony and Jodie install the ladder in their unused shaft. Nigel has a ring made.

Mike heads to Poland to avoid the dreaded British 'Porsche Tax'. Plus, he turns a profit on an ugly duckling Peugeot and chases a sale at Santa Pod.

Guy Willison and Henry Cole visit an octogenarian collector and restorer. The only car for sale is bolted to a wall, but there are lots of two-wheeled items to see, as well as petrol cans, signs, globes. And much more.

In Devon, Henry and Sam meet a father and daughter who fill their shed with American vintage items. The boys immediately take interest in a dusty Chicago police car.

In Northamptonshire, Henry and Fuzz dive into Martin's eclectic mix of British and American vehicles. They end up smitten with a customised hot rod, in need of a quick polishing off before the race is on to get it ready for a trip to Prescott.

Henry Cole and Gemma Longworth head to County Antrim, where they find a farm that's stuffed with antique tractors and an old tin smith's studio that's a treasure trove of antique furniture.

Angus visits a home packed with weird and wonderful collectibles. He is also called back to a previous client to clear an attic and garden.

Angus sells a woman's possessions to fund her retirement in Cambodia, and helps a widower part with the treasures he shared with his late wife.

It's the fourth leg of the trip for antiques experts, and strictly amateur in-car disco dancers, Ochuko Ojiri and Charles Hanson. Their classic car is pointed south, towards the Midlands. Charles may well be the favourite, with a string of Road Trip victories under his belt, but...

Mike Elliot races against rising floodwaters, Jim Foody contends with broken roads and breakdowns, and the Haighs transport massive cargo through the rugged outback.

The Opalton Boulder Crew need to find a new source of boulder opal, the Mooka Boys are gambling their season on a rented digger to get through cap rock, and Slim Pickings are trying to stay dry after floods washed out their mine site.

Optical instrument specialist Richard repairs a treasured telescope. Steve and Mark consider a broken but impressive radio.