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This short film explains the process of pop riveting for fixing together two pieces of a thin material such as acrylic, aluminium or polystyrene.

This short film explains the process of laser cutting, which is when high-powered laser is used to cut, etch or engrave a material.

This short film explains the process of block foam modelling, which is for creating prototypes of products in the design phase.

This short film explains the process of finishing wood to achieve a professional look.

This short film explains the process of finishing plastic to achieve a professional look.

This short film explains the process of finishing metal to achieve a professional look.

This short film explains the process of creating a halving joint, which is used to fix together two pieces of wood.

This short film explains the process of laminating thin, flexible layers of wood to form a stiff, usable shape.

This short film explains the process of drape forming, which is used to create curved or more complex shapes out of plastic.

This short film explains how to mark out a design on metal before you begin cutting.

This short film explains the different ways to cut metal, depending on your design.

This short film explains the process of line bending, which is a technique used to make precise folds in plastic components.

This short film explains the process of vacuum forming, which is an easy way to make hollow plastic mouldings which can be used in a wide variety of RMT design projects.

This short film explains how to use screws, nuts and bolts to fix components together.

In this series for secondary schools, some of Britain's most iconic and secretive engineering companies reveal how they build the world's most amazing machines.

Use these Bitesize resources to set homework, independent study tasks or to consolidate learning for your pupils.

The latest news stories from Newsround to share in the classroom.