Tap the part.
Learn the name.

Diagrams of ordinary objects, every part labelled. Handy when you need the right word for the bit that broke.

Categories

14 categories · 44 diagrams

Tools & Workshop

Hammers, drills, planes and the machines they feed. Know the jaw from the chuck.

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Music

Brass, strings, reeds and drums, broken down piece by piece.

12 diagrams →

Sports & Outdoors

Boards, rackets, bows and reels, and the hardware holding them together.

8 diagrams →

Cycling

Wheels, chains and drivetrains, named part by part.

1 diagram →

Boating & Water

Hulls, rigs and ground tackle, from bow to stern.

3 diagrams →

Equestrian

Saddles, bridles and hooves. The tack and the anatomy.

3 diagrams →

Locks & Hardware

Padlocks, deadbolts and hinges, inside and out.

4 diagrams →

Everyday Objects

Bags, watches and the quiet mechanisms you use without thinking.

5 diagrams →

Kitchen & Cookware

Knives, pans and the machines that make coffee. The bits you only name when one breaks.

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Vehicles & Engines

Cars, trains, planes and tractors, plus the engines that drive them, taken apart and named.

1 diagram →

Buildings & Structures

Roofs, staircases, bridges and castles: the parts of the places we live in, cross and visit.

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Home & Appliances

Beds, couches, taps and washing machines, the furniture and fittings you use every day without a second thought.

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Clothing & Accessories

Collars, soles, brims and bezels. What every piece of a shirt, shoe, hat or watch is actually called.

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Technology & Science

Cameras, computers, keyboards and microscopes, opened up so you can see what sits inside.

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