Discovery Turbo +1 Saturday

Buying goods from home

Buying goods from home

In Preston, a job centre is demolished and in Yeovil a 20ft yacht is ripped to pieces. Plus, in the Somerset village of Woolavington, a sculptor is on the hunt for scrap material

In South Yorkshire, a community centre is crushed. Plus, in Berkshire a scrap artist works on a challenging new piece and in Coventry car parts are repurposed

In Cheshire, a well-known hotel is pulled to the ground. Meanwhile, in Devon a father and son demolish a caravan and in Liverpool an iconic landmark is made from scrap

The distillation of traditional Tennessee whiskey, the inner workings of night-vision goggles and the relaxing properties of Finnish saunas

The supply of vanilla to make the world's top ice-cream flavour. Plus, how as many as 12 million cigarette lighters are made each year, and the production of anchors for ships

A look at how footballs are crafted, how mussels are farmed, and how to design the ultimate fighter pilot's helmet

The processes involved in using paraffin to make Gouda cheese, the building of powerful Scania trucks, and how the world's biggest DNA database helps to solve crime

Exploring the creation of classical guitars and fast tractor mowing machines. Plus, how climbers maintain the blades on wind turbines

The construction of lifeboats that can hold 150 people, and an insight into the manufacture of celebratory stamps

Part two of three. Henry Cole heads out from Apollo Bay to ride up towards Adelaide on one of the greatest roads in the world, the Great Ocean Road

Part three of three. Henry Cole faces his biggest challenge yet - crossing the infamous Nullabor Plain, some 2,000kms of nothing

Jason tries to attract more customers by building a bike inspired by a famous painting

Sacred Steel founder Jason Wilson takes his next bike in a radical direction. Plus, to draw in buyers, Jason plans a bike night at the Viper Room

The Douche LaRouche team builds a low, aerodynamic bike called a 'digger', but tempers flare when the mechanics realise they must build the unique bike entirely by hand

The team prepares for annual car show Back to the 50s, where over 10,000 cars descend on St Paul in Minnesota, and a 1929 Roadster is up for grabs

The Kindig Customs crew plans to update a 1967 Chevelle with a fresh paint job and an impressive new intake system. However, ambitious builds do not always go to plan

The conversion of a 1957 Corvette turns out to be a real labour of love for the team, as they work to prepare the vehicle as a retirement gift for Charity's dad

A concrete and steel walkway drops in one piece, causing issues in Jersey. And in Scotland, blacksmiths search for discarded metal chains to forge into a sculpture

In Hampshire, an old leisure centre is torn to the ground. Then, in Lincolnshire a team scour military settings for old weaponry that can be turned into cash

Gary arrives in Bingley, West Yorkshire, to tear down an old police station without destroying the entire building. Plus, a man turns scrap metal into sculptures

The manufacture of satellite navigation systems, the construction of modern motorways and removing toxic chemicals from car exhaust fumes. Presented by Robert Llewellyn

The technology behind robotic arm production lines and hybrid vehicles, and a look at a car that can call an ambulance if it gets involved in an accident

Todd and Clint transform Chad's Geo-Tracker into an Alaskan 'all-season' vehicle. Elsewhere, a client wants a boat to haul materials across a lake

With a deadline looming, the boys aim to finish building their first ever foreign import, a 1961 Morris Minor. Meanwhile, Thomas unearths a 1932 Ford Model A Roadster

Fired Up Garage get their hands on a 1964 GMC Truck, a popular work vehicle, but problems arise right after John Klump and the team start work on the tough truck

The guys work on completing the 1964 GMC Truck, with John Klump and his team dealing with parts issues and Richard stopping by for money from the 'Tom Weight Loss' wager