The Sallet is a metal helmet that became popular in the mid-15th century in parts of Europe. Lets watch as a craftsman makes one from scratch.
NASA has decided on 116 images that aliens should see, if they can see, to tell them all they need to know about humans. So which images did they send and do you agree?
Bidets are popular in part of Europe but haven't caught on in other parts of the world. Is there a reason why toilet paper is preferred over bidets and which is better?
A dull knife is more dangerous than a sharp knife so it's important you know how to sharpen yours using Honing Steel and Whetstones. Just follow along and soon you're knives will be sharper too.
Watch as this group of professional car detailer's go about transforming an old Mercedes 280 SL locked up in a garage to make it look good as new.
Watch as these incredible clever castles designs magically pop out of seemingly simple, natural logs only to disappear again. But how are they made?
Watch as a massive 625 ton brick wall is moved 35ft during a renovation. The move was made to increase the stage size of the Historic Grand Theater.
You've seen it a million times and probably even know the secret to drawing it. But do you know when and where the universal S came from?
If you want the beat you have to hit that drum and for that you need good drum sticks. Lets see how drums sticks are made to give and take a beating.
Can you imagine sitting and drawing 1 single line for 24 hours straight? Well watch as this guy attempts just that creating a rather impressive drawing in the end.
If you ever need a light then this is the guy to talk to, just stand back. Lets see how this massive match box was created.
Samsung recently designed a special fire extinguisher called the Firevase which is meant to be thrown at a fire in the event of an emergency to hopefully buy you time and save your life.
This mall in Singapore designed a cool new skylight which also collects rain water in a Whirlpool. Called the Rain Oculus it's a must see.
If you ever look at a boat you'll probably see that the bit under the water is red. But why? Well at this stage it's all down to tradition but it started for a very good reason.
Taylor is a well known brand in the world of guitars so lets take a look at how they make some of their famous acoustic instruments.
