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2,080 blueprints available • 11 subcategories
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Nichrome Wire: Nickel and Chromium Fused, Drawn and Annealed
by Forge
Metalworking
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Chromium Metal: Chromic Oxide Reduced by Aluminium (Thermit)
by Forge
Metalworking
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Magnesium Ribbon: Rolled Hot at 450 °C and Slit
by Forge
Metalworking
21
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Aluminium Powder: Molten Aluminium Shot into Water, then Stamped
by Forge
Metalworking
17
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Zinc Powder: Zinc Crushed Hot, Just Below Melting
by Forge
Metalworking
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Polypropylene Felt: a Spunbonded Web, Kinney 1967
by Tex
Textile & Leather
13
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Nylon Insert Lock Nut: a Nylon Collar Crimped into a Steel Nut
by Forge
Metalworking
25
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Dried Pomegranate Rinds: the Peel Separated and Dried in the Shade
by Tex
Textile & Leather
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Leather-Hard Red Clay Vessel: Thrown to a Drawing, Left Overnight to Firm, Binns 1910
by Clay
Ceramics & Clay
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Paracord: Seven Twisted Nylon Yarns in a 32-Strand Braided Sheath
by Tex
Textile & Leather
21
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Ripstop Nylon: Doubled Threads Woven in Every 5 to 8 mm, Both Ways
by Tex
Textile & Leather
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Gold Sheet: Fine Gold Cast Flat, Rolled and Annealed, Gee
by Forge
Metalworking
22
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Nylon Thread: Melt-Spun Monofilament, Cold-Drawn Between Two Drums, Carothers
by Tex
Textile & Leather
21
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Osage Orange Chips: Yellow Heartwood Chipped for the Dyer
by Tex
Textile & Leather
16
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Paste Wax: White Wax Warmed with Spirits of Turpentine, 1892
by Woody
Woodworking
13
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Clear Porcelain Glaze: Feldspar, Whiting, Kaolin and Flint, Binns 1910
by Clay
Ceramics & Clay
13
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Logwood Chips: Campeachy Heartwood Chipped for the Dyer
by Tex
Textile & Leather
14
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Two-Part Epoxy Glue: Bis-Phenol Resin Thinned with Allyl Glycidyl Ether, Hardened with Diethylene Triamine
by Woody
Woodworking
14
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Hazardous
Chrome-Tanned Leather: Schultz's Two-Bath Process, 1884
by Tex
Textile & Leather
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Type Metal: Lead Hardened with Antimony and Tin
by Forge
Metalworking
21
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Manganese Steel Wear Plate: Hadfield's Steel, Cast and Quenched
by Forge
Metalworking
14
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Elm Boards, Milled and Air-Dried
by Woody
Woodworking
15
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Coated Welding Electrode: Iron Wire Dipped in Chalk and Water Glass (Kjellberg, 1907)
by Forge
Metalworking
14
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Gummed Paper Labels: Paper Backed with Gum Arabic, Moistened to Stick
by Quill
Papercraft
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