More Videos Online
Some Assembly Required: Zamboni
The team gets the scoop on the Zamboni -- the machine that resurfaces ice skating rinks.
Added: Jan 14, 2008
Views: 26024 Views
Runtime: 04:25
Comments
Related Videos
-
CasketsSome Assembly Required (01:36)
A tour through the creation of the bottoms and tops of caskets, and the tools used in the process. -
Bounce HouseSome Assembly Required (01:45)
A giraffe-shaped bounce house is computer designed and machine cut for the perfect bouncing experience. -
Gibson_Buff_&_PaintSome Assembly Required (02:14)
Critical in the creation of one of the greatest guitars ever built are the shining and buffing processes. -
Gibson GuitarsSome Assembly Required (02:28)
Hosts Brian and Lou travel to the Gibson guitar factory to handcraft a classic six-string Les Paul electric guitar, a high-voltage work of art.
-
Burt's BeesSome Assembly Required (04:01)
The team visits the Burt's Bees factory and learns how to make lip balm. -
WindowsSome Assembly Required (01:19)
The ingredients for perfectly flat windows? Molten glass, liquid tin, and allot of heat.
You Might Also Like
-
Ice Logging: Frosty DangersExtreme Loggers (01:37)
When working 12 hour shifts in the -40 degree weather, the loggers have to stay safe. Find out what it takes to fend off the cold, frostbite, and... hickies? Extreme Loggers premieres Wednesday, July 15, at 9 p.m. ET/PT. -
Thermite RecipeMythbusters (01:22)
Adam Savage and Jamie Hyneman experiment with their thermite vs. ice recipe, with explosive results. -
Thermite vs. Ice Angle 5MythBusters (00:30)
What happens when you combine thermite, a chemical that burns at almost 2,000 degrees, with ice? Not what you -- or the MythBusters -- would expect! -
Wood - Pulp PowerMythbusters (02:28)
Is frozen wood pulp and water, a mix called Pykrete, strong enough to build a boat? Adam Savage and Jamie Hyneman test this World War II myth.
-
3 Questions: Martian MethaneSpace (02:07)
We've discovered the source of methane on Mars - what's the big deal? Jorge Ribas asks three questions to find out. -
Night-Shining CloudsWhy? Tell Me Why! (02:14)
Do you ever wonder why you can sometimes see clouds at night? Kasey-Dee Gardner talks to a cloud investigator to find out how and why this happens. -
Animals and Sea IceUnderstanding Shorts (01:16)
On TLC's series "Understanding," animals and ice have a unique relationship. Ice supports a variety of functions animals need: food, transportation and shelter. -
European Alps Frozen LakeMan vs. Wild (04:37)
If you're stuck in the French Alps it's likely you might have to cross a frozen river. Bear Grylls jumps in and shows us what to expect.
-
-
Reel Recreations: Trapped...I Shouldn't Be Alive (03:37)
A sheet of foam served as a sheet of ice in this recreation, Dan Gold, series producer explains. -
Captain's Tales: Bat ManDeadliest Catch (01:03)
Larry Hendricks, captain of the Sea Star in season one, tells the tale of a greenhorn that wasn't so good with a bat. -
Avalanche
Wonders of Weather (04:08)
In WWI, troops in the Alps deliberately brought down avalanches on each other, killing over 60,000.
Featured Playlist
Shop Discovery Channel
Military Combat DVD
$99.95
Dirty Jobs Season 1-3 and FREE Tool Bag
$179.80
$129.99
Dirty Jobs: Season 1 DVD Set
$49.95
- CREDITS
- DCL |
- DISCOVERY SITES
- Discovery Channel / TLC / Animal Planet / Discovery Health / Science Channel / Planet Green / Discovery Kids / Military Channel /
Investigation Discovery / HD Theater / Turbo / FitTV / HowStuffWorks / TreeHugger / Petfinder / PetVideo / Discovery Education - SHOP
- Discovery Store / DVDs & Books / Custom Gear / Toys & Games / Telescopes / Gift Sets / Planet Earth DVD Sets
- MOBILE
- iPhone App / Wallpaper & Ringtones / Mobile Video / Mobile Web / Games & Applications / Text Alerts
- CUSTOMER SERVICE
- Viewer Relations / Free Newsletters / RSS
- CORPORATE
- Discovery Communications, Inc / Advertising / Careers @ Discovery / Privacy Policy / Visitor Agreement
ATTENTION! We recently updated our privacy policy. The changes are effective as of September 10, 2008. To see the new policy, click here.
Questions? See the policy for the contact information.
Copyright © 2009 Discovery Communications, LLC. The number-one nonfiction media company.