Everyday Objects
Bags, watches and the quiet mechanisms you use without thinking.
Everyday Objects diagrams
Parts of a Backpack Diagram in 3D
Your backpack isn’t just a place to stuff gear into; it’s an engineering system designed to protect your possessions, distribute weight, and keep you comfortable while walking around town or on multi-day treks. Knowing what all the parts do and how they interact makes packing and carrying your load easier, and much more enjoyible! If ... Read more
Parts of a Cabinet Diagram in 3D
When building a cabinet, everything that goes into it serves a purpose and holds up the rest of the structure. You might be fixing an older cabinet, building a new one from scratch, or just wanting to learn more about your own furnitures. It is important to learn the names of the following pieces. With ... Read more
Parts of a Pocket Watch Diagram in 3D
This is a pocket watch. The Pocket Watch is a mini marvel of engineering that can hangs from a chain or sit in your pocket and keep accurate time. Since it is not worn on the wrist like a wristwatch but is checked from time to time the way the parts are shaped and arranged ... Read more
Parts of a Sundial Diagram in 3D
Sundials are ancient devices that tells time using the suns rays. As the sun travels through the sky, it cast a shadow. That shadow tells us what time it is. All we need is the sun. No electricity or batteries required. And it’s quiet. Before proceeding, take a look at this labeled diagram. This is ... Read more
Parts of Scissors Diagram in 3D
How many times have you seen a pair of scissors? In your workshop or home, they’re a common tool. Yet you may not think about the mechanics of what makes them work. Scissors is a type of class-one lever. That’s how they cut effectively with minimal effort from you pushing down on the handles. Knowing ... Read more