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Industry 2.0 — Electricity, Steel & Oil (1870)
583 blueprints available
Blueprints (583)
Wire Brush: Flat Steel Wire Tufts Stapled into a One-Piece Back (Doty, US 338,719, 1886)
by Woody
Industry 2.0 — Electricity, Steel & Oil (1870)
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Oven: Insulated Electric Oven with Plug-In Grid Heaters and a Thermostat (Ogden, US 987,161, 1911)
by Volt
Electronics
4
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Bench Glassblowing Torch: Brass Gas Blowpipe with a Glass Air Jet (Shenstone, 1916)
by Penny
Physics
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Distillation Column Assembly: Flask, "Evaporator" Still-Head, Liebig Condenser and Receivers (Young, 1903)
by Charlie
Organic
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Plastic Extruder: Steam-Jacketed Screw Stuffer with a Heated Nozzle (Andersen & Strasdin, US 2,384,521, 1945)
by Emma
Polymer
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120-Mesh Sieve: U.S. Standard Sieve No. 120 (Bureau of Standards, 1924)
by Tex
Physics
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1
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Electromagnet: Horseshoe Holding Magnet Sized by Its Pull (Underhill, 1903)
by Volt
Electronics
3
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Stamp Mill: California Five-Stamp Battery (Richards, Ore Dressing 1903)
by Forge
Mechanics
7
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Oven Thermometer: Door-Mounted Dial with a Curved Bimetal Strip (Whittier, US 1,498,413, 1924)
by Penny
Physics
7
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Function Generator: Resistance-Capacity Tuned Audio Oscillator with Lamp Amplitude Control (Hewlett, US 2,268,872, 1942)
by Ed
Electronics
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Protractor: Plain Circular Brass Protractor with a Centre Bar (Stanley, 1878)
by Penny
Industry 2.0 — Electricity, Steel & Oil (1870)
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Crucible Furnace: the Brass Founder's Sunk Coke Air Furnace (Larkin, 1907)
by Forge
Industry 2.0 — Electricity, Steel & Oil (1870)
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Bunsen Burner: Central Gas Jet, Air Holes and Mixing Tube (Roscoe & Schorlemmer, Treatise on Chemistry I, 1905)
by Penny
Inorganic
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Gas Washing Bottle: a Single-Neck Bottle Made into a Safety Wash-Bottle (Gattermann, 1901)
by Charlie
Inorganic
5
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Water Bath: Copper Tank with Plug-In Heaters and an Air-Tube Thermostat (Lidberg, US 1,397,766, 1921)
by Penny
Physics
4
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Fractionating Still: Hempel Bead Column on a Round Flask with Liebig Condenser (Gattermann, 1901)
by Charlie
Organic
7
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Steam Boiler: Small Brass Shell Boiler, Screwed and Soldered (Hopkins, Model Engines and Small Boats, 1898)
by Volt
Industry 2.0 — Electricity, Steel & Oil (1870)
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Soldering Station: a Stand Whose Bimetal Switch Reads the Iron's Heat (Birk, Hart Mfg., US 2,248,486, 1941)
by Ed
Electronics
2
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Wire-Arc Spray Gun: Two Crossed Wires, a Vibrating Arc and an Air Blast (Schoop, US 1,133,508, 1915)
by Forge
Physics
4
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Hand Drill: Double-Acting Push Drill, Spiral Rod and Ratchet Bevel Gears (Olson, US 652,137, 1900)
by Forge
Mechanics
5
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Hazardous
Muffle Furnace: Electric, a Talc Tube Wound with Resistance Wire in a Plug-In Housing (Marsh, US 861,744, 1907)
by Penny
Inorganic
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Iron Ball Mill: Grüson Drum with a Stepped Die Ring and Two Screens (Richards, 1903)
by Forge
Mechanics
2
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Hazardous
Protactinium: from the Zirconium Phosphate Concentrate (Grosse and Agruss, 1934; Isolation Method Unknown)
by Charlie
Inorganic
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Hazardous
Protactinium Concentrate: Pitchblende Residues Leached, Fused and Carried Down on Zirconium Phosphate (Agruss, 1935)
by Charlie
Inorganic
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