S26·E13 Channel Signs, Wetsuits, Aluminum Aircraft
Synopsis
Metal strips are bent and joined into three-dimensional letters before receiving translucent faces and internal lighting to create channel signs. Neoprene sheets are laminated, cut and glued or stitched into close-fitting wetsuits, while aluminum structural members and skin panels are shaped, drilled and riveted together before the aircraft’s engine, controls and other systems are installed.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When did Season 26 Episode 13 of How It's Made air?
Season 26, Episode 13 ('Channel Signs, Wetsuits, Aluminum Aircraft') originally aired on December 3, 2015.
How long is Season 26 Episode 13 ('Channel Signs, Wetsuits, Aluminum Aircraft')?
The runtime for this episode is approximately 21 minutes.
What happens in How It's Made Season 26 Episode 13?
Metal strips are bent and joined into three-dimensional letters before receiving translucent faces and internal lighting to create channel signs. Neoprene sheets are laminated, cut and glued or stitched into close-fitting wetsuits, while aluminum structural members and skin panels are shaped, drille...
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