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Industry 3.0 — Assembly Line & Mass Production (1913)
327 blueprints available
Blueprints (327)
Boring Bar: Driven Between Centres, with a Set-Screw Cutter (Yates, 1922)
by Forge
Metalworking Tools
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Filter Press: Iron Plates and Frames Clamped by a Jack-Screw (Spencer, 1917)
by Emma
Industrial
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Wood Lathe: Simple Amateur's Lathe with a Maple Bed, 7 in Swing (Lathe Work for Beginners, 1922)
by Woody
Wood Turning
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Lathe Cutting Tool: Ground to the Clearance and Slope for Each Metal (Machinery's Handbook, 1924)
by Forge
Metalworking Tools
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Lab Safety Goggles: Cover-All Body with Baffled Side Vents and a Snap-In Lens (Bausch & Lomb, US 2,715,223, 1955)
by Emma
Polymer
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5mm LED: Epoxy Lamp with a Reflector-Cup Lead Frame (Kosman, US 3,821,590, 1974)
by Ed
Electronics
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Spanner Set: Open-End Wrenches for 1/4 to 1 Inch Bolts (Machinery's Handbook, 1924)
by Forge
Metalworking Tools
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Water-Cooled Copper Mould: Two Halves with Cast-In Pipes, in a Trunnion Yoke (Peirce, US 2,048,024, 1936)
by Forge
Foundry
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Wire Strippers: Pliers with Straight Parallel Stripping Edges (Day, US 1,349,563, 1920)
by Forge
Parts & Tools
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Hazardous
Induction Furnace: Ironless 540-Cycle Brass Melter, 600 lb, 80 kW (Northrup, US 1,694,792, 1928)
by Forge
Furnace
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Oscilloscope: Two-Channel Digital, with a Delay per Channel and a Common Delay (Anritsu, US 4,727,288, 1988)
by Ed
Electronics
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Digital Oscilloscope: Waveform Stored in Memory and Shown on a CRT (Schumann, Nicolet, US 3,816,815, 1974)
by Ed
Electronics
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Magnetiser: Capacitor-Discharge Magnet Charger with a Wire-Wound Fixture (Janicke, US 3,070,731, 1962)
by Ed
Electronics
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Magnetic-Field Press: Soft-Steel Punches as the Poles (Cochardt, US 3,412,461, 1968)
by Emma
Mechanics
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Hearing Protection (Ear Defenders): Rigid Cups on Liquid-Filled Cushions (Shaw & Thiessen, NRC, US 2,801,423, 1957)
by Tex
Polymer
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Ring Pressing Die: Core-Rod Die with Tubular Punches and Overfill Filling (Davis & Lemming, GM, US 2,127,994, 1938)
by Forge
Metalworking Tools
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Digital Tachometer: Hand-Held Contact Type That Holds Its Reading (Sugiyama, Shimpo, US 4,000,465, 1976)
by Ed
Electronics
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Jigsaw: Motor-Rocked C-Frame on a Leaf Spring (Heese, US 2,692,622, 1954)
by Woody
Mechanics
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DC Power Supply: SCR-Regulated, Voltage and Current Bridges with Automatic Cross-Over (Kupferberg & Ash, Forbro, US 3,305,763, 1967)
by Ed
Electronics
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Adjustable Bench Power Supply: Constant Voltage / Constant Current with Cross-Over Lamps (Gately, Forbro, US 3,303,411, 1967)
by Ed
Electronics
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Soldering Iron: Temperature Controlled by a Curie-Point Tip and a Magnet Switch (Weller, US 3,188,448, 1965)
by Ed
Electronics
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Bench Power Supply: Regulated, with Adjustable Current Limit and a Pentode Pass Tube (Gately, Forbro, US 3,243,690, 1966)
by Ed
Electronics
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Stirrer: Magnetic Stirrer, a Turning Horseshoe Magnet under a Free Magnet Rod (Rosinger, US 2,350,534, 1944)
by Penny
Physics
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Infrared Thermometer: Pistol Grip with a Trigger-Swung Mirror That Zeroes on the Cavity (Michael, US 4,005,605, 1977)
by Penny
Physics
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