Phil McCordic

Gears thinks he has uncovered an army of robots wearing socks but Wiz sets him straight by explaining the feet are for making rain boots in induction mould machines!

Before Wiz and Gears can make baseball bats, they have to supervise the raw maple blocks being dried in huge kiln to dry most of the water out of the wood

Flat ribbons of steel are stamped and shaped to become utensils. Gears and Wiz are soon the sharpest knives in the drawer.

Gears and Wiz learn how these model trains are perfect smaller versions of the real thing, right down to the paint colours and designs.

How do you max out a dome made of gumdrops and toothpicks? Well, how about trying to build one with oranges? Still not good enough? How about pumpkins!? Phil also gets the record in maxxed-out cup stacking, builds a cube of pencils and a self-supporting bridge.

The pipes are calling and Gears wants to know how that sound is made. Wiz shows how the bag keeps the air flowing while the piper takes a breath.

Cutting, sanding, spraying, and tuning blocks of wood to make a beautiful sound. Gears and Wiz strike the right note with the Glockenspiel

A house that comes in a box? Gears and Wiz go from factory to seaside to watch a house unfold in a day.

Gears and Wiz follow the ladders, corkscrews and poles as machines bend and weld steel pipes to build a playground.

From blocks of wood come handcrafted footwear. Plenty of cool tools amaze Gears and Wiz as they watch Dutch Klompen take shape before their eyes