How It's Made

The programme takes viewers behind the scenes to uncover the step‑by‑step production of cartridge blades, chocolate banana loaves, vending machines and dive computers, showing the materials, machinery and techniques used for each. It demonstrates how these diverse items are assembled from raw components to finished products.

The programme runs under the title Cartridge Blades/Chocolate Banana Loaves and is formatted as a single episode. It is presented as a programme episode, falling within the genre of an episode, and offers a structured segment that concentrates on a specific set of topics. The format is designed to give viewers a clear view of the subject matter it tackles. In this installment the audience is taken through the manufacturing processes of four distinct products: cartridge blades, chocolate banana loaves, vending machines and dive computers. Each item is examined in turn, with the episode showing the steps involved in turning raw materials into the finished goods. The presentation adopts a step‑by‑step approach, guiding viewers from the initial design phase through to the final assembly. By breaking down each stage, the programme provides a practical look at how the components are sourced, how they are combined, and how the finished product is tested before it reaches the market. By covering such a diverse range—from kitchen appliances to specialised equipment—the episode highlights the commonalities in production techniques across different industries. It offers a concise yet comprehensive overview that helps the audience understand the underlying principles that drive the creation of everyday and specialised items alike.