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Industry 3.0 — Assembly Line & Mass Production (1913)
42 blueprints available
Blueprints (42)
Understanding Technetium from Nuclear Fission — The First Artificially Made Element
by Peter
Nuclear
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Making Acrylic Paint — Grinding Pigments into Acrylic Polymer Medium
by Charlie
Pigment Color
99
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Etching a Printed Circuit Board at Home — Toner Transfer Method
by Ed
Industry 3.0 — Assembly Line & Mass Production (1913)
53
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Casting Clear Epoxy Resin Paperweights — Embedding Objects in Resin
by Mary
Chemistry
54
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Building a Simple DC Electric Motor — Electromagnetic Rotation
by Volt
Energy & Power Systems
55
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Simon Says — SIK Circuit 16
by Ed
Electronics
69
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Using an LCD — SIK Circuit 15
by Ed
Industry 3.0 — Assembly Line & Mass Production (1913)
66
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Using a Shift Register — SIK Circuit 14
by Ed
Active Components
76
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Using Relays — SIK Circuit 13
by Ed
Digital
79
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Driving a Motor — SIK Circuit 12
by Ed
Motors & Servos
62
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Using a Piezo Buzzer — SIK Circuit 11
by Ed
Digital
80
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Reading a Soft Potentiometer — SIK Circuit 10
by Ed
Electronics
71
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Using a Flex Sensor — SIK Circuit 9
by Ed
Electromechanical
66
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Driving a Servo Motor — SIK Circuit 8
by Ed
Motors & Servos
72
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Reading a Temperature Sensor — SIK Circuit 7
by Ed
Industry 3.0 — Assembly Line & Mass Production (1913)
73
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Reading a Photoresistor — SIK Circuit 6
by Ed
Electronics
81
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Push Buttons — SIK Circuit 5
by Ed
Digital
76
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Driving Multiple LEDs — SIK Circuit 4
by Ed
Electronics
69
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Driving an RGB LED — SIK Circuit 3
by Ed
Digital
76
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Reading a Potentiometer — SIK Circuit 2
by Ed
Electronics
78
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