You might not use them anymore but they've left their mark as the save icon for future generations. Lets see how old school Floppy Disks were made.
Popsicle Sticks are normally used by kids to make random arts and crafts but this guy used them to create a really cool mini airplane.
The Fehmarnbelt Tunnel is currently under construction linking Lolland to Germany. The process involves making giant concrete structures that are immersed underwater and connected to form the tunnel.
Ever pump gas and wonder the pump knows to turn itself off when your car is full? It's all thanks to an ingenious design.
If you want the pros to show what they got you need an even playing field, or in this case, perfectly painted courts. Lets see how they are made picture perfect for athletes.
Fidget spinners are supposed to be used be small, spinning toys you can use to keep your hands busy while you're at school. But this beast is a whole new level, you don't want to drop this bad boy.
It takes year of practice to be this good and hand crafting things. Watch as this guy puts his skills to use as he makes a Copper Tea Kettle from scratch.
What do you do with old skateboards? Well if you're Ben from Woby Design you turn these colorful boards into rainbow Cabinets.
Watch as this guy takes a chainsaw to his old piano he grew up playing so he can recycle it into the parts needed for a guitar.
Denim is pretty tough but is it tough enough for a pair of glasses? Jack Spencer thinks so since he's been making frames for glasses using the material for awhile now.
Spalted burl is known for it's beautiful natural design so what better way to honor it than by wood turning this gorgeous container.
The Louis Vuitton Neverfull Bag is a classic design that would be a shame to see thrown away. So when this fire damaged one was sent to Purse Rehab they did all they could to restore it.
Wire mesh screens are great for keeping bugs out on hot summer nights but how is it made? Its woven together with a giant industrial machine.
Titanium is incredibly strong but light making it the ideal metal. Watch as this guy uses it to forge a hammer that also looks pretty cool.
VCR was the go to standard back in the day before CDs, DVDs and online streaming. But how exactly did these old tape based systems work?
