S14·E11 Graphite Pencil Leads, Clarinets, Special Effects
Synopsis
Graphite and clay are blended, extruded into slender rods, fired and treated to produce smooth, durable pencil leads. Seasoned wood is drilled, turned and fitted with a complex key mechanism to make clarinets, while special-effects artists use sculpting, mould-making, flexible materials and mechanical devices to create convincing physical illusions.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When did Season 14 Episode 11 of How It's Made air?
Season 14, Episode 11 ('Graphite Pencil Leads, Clarinets, Special Effects') originally aired on December 11, 2009.
How long is Season 14 Episode 11 ('Graphite Pencil Leads, Clarinets, Special Effects')?
The runtime for this episode is approximately 21 minutes.
What happens in How It's Made Season 14 Episode 11?
Graphite and clay are blended, extruded into slender rods, fired and treated to produce smooth, durable pencil leads. Seasoned wood is drilled, turned and fitted with a complex key mechanism to make clarinets, while special-effects artists use sculpting, mould-making, flexible materials and mechanic...
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