Discovery Channel Monday

More everyday items are put under the microscope, looking at how racing leathers are manufactured and wood rocking chairs are made

A chance to find out how mountain bikes are produced and lever action rifles are manufactured

The production of 99 per cent of America's raisins in California's San Joaquin Valley. Plus, the manufacture of the world's oldest type of paper

How do they use ancient techniques and modern technology to produce thousands of tonnes of barbecue charcoal? How do they cook up Japan's soba noodles?

Why was Palmyra built in the Syrian desert and how did its inhabitants survive? Years after its destruction by ISIS, experts return to the site

Lucas Congdon visits Parrish, Florida, where he and his team are required to unleash their inner zen when a couple request the ultimate space of tranquility and relaxation

The complex technological processes involved in turning goat fleeces into fabrics, building a quad bike that turns into a jet ski, and creating a harp

Exploring how South Africa's famous redbush tea is produced, how luggage is loaded onto the correct aeroplanes, and how a hairbrush fit for royalty is made

With the Ford Focus having its 25th anniversary, Mike thinks the ST model may be the next classic. He nabs a bargain, but Elvis finds the engine needs a full rebuild

Mike finds the perfect starter classic, a 1989 Audi Coupe. This rare car has a low mileage, but it's failed its MOT. The guys fix it up before a test drive in Cornwall

In Mississippi, the Raneys must first solve the mystery of flooding water before teaching a family of six to thrive off-grid together

With winter closing in on the mine, Todd looks for richer paydirt in the Lost Cut. It looks promising, but opening a new cut this late puts the season at risk

Jeremy battles against rising river levels to secure timber for the lumber project. Meanwhile, at the Mother Lode, Neil takes a gamble on excavating a new entrance

Drew Pritchard heads to Oswestry, Shropshire, to visit a salvage business that specialises in upcycling. Later, he visits one of Wales' most famous listed houses

Investigating how a 1000-ton ship is lifted 70 metres into the air while it is still in water, and how criminals are prevented from cracking credit cards

Exploring the construction of large tunnels in one of the world's biggest cities to prevent blackouts, and a look at how a pine forest is turned into timber

Parker's crew tears through Klondike ground and takes on a new runway project. Fred faces off with his son when the excavator breaks again

Mike finally gets his hands on an Astra GTE. With spare parts hard to come by, the boys are determined to make a profit from this lengthy project

Shorty's is traditionally a Chevy shop, but this week, a Ford collector convinces them to take on his '71 Torino GT

A Cherokee Chief hopes to become a transport for some furry friends. Meanwhile, a Ford Torino finally gets repaired to the owner's liking

The truckers move millions of pounds worth of Army vehicles through the streets of Wiltshire for the annual Trowbridge Armed Forces Day

When Russell films a shocking piece of video evidence, the whole team assembles to follow the trail. Their search culminates in a monumental discovery

Shorty's is traditionally a Chevy shop, but this week, a Ford collector convinces them to take on his '71 Torino GT

A Cherokee Chief hopes to become a transport for some furry friends. Meanwhile, a Ford Torino finally gets repaired to the owner's liking

Tensions flare as Brad leads The Reaper into hostile waters. Meanwhile, Shawn hunts an elusive pay streak, and Ken puts a risky Myrtle Irene repair to the test

To beat inflation, Mark and Digger attempt an old-school run of liquor they can sell at a 1990s price. Plus, Richard and Craig discover a rival's stash house

Buying goods from home

Buying goods from home

A look at how saunas are produced and how wheelchair lifts are manufactured

Featuring a look at how upright pianos are manufactured and how flags are produced