S15·E9 Crosscut Saws, Haggis, Collectible Firearms
Synopsis
Steel blades are cut, toothed, hardened and sharpened to produce crosscut saws capable of slicing cleanly across wood grain. Organ meats, oatmeal, onions and seasonings are prepared and packed into traditional haggis, while machined metal components and carefully fitted wooden stocks are finished and assembled into collectible firearms.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When did Season 15 Episode 9 of How It's Made air?
Season 15, Episode 9 ('Crosscut Saws, Haggis, Collectible Firearms') originally aired on May 21, 2010.
How long is Season 15 Episode 9 ('Crosscut Saws, Haggis, Collectible Firearms')?
The runtime for this episode is approximately 21 minutes.
What happens in How It's Made Season 15 Episode 9?
Steel blades are cut, toothed, hardened and sharpened to produce crosscut saws capable of slicing cleanly across wood grain. Organ meats, oatmeal, onions and seasonings are prepared and packed into traditional haggis, while machined metal components and carefully fitted wooden stocks are finished an...
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