DISMANTLE IT (updated February 7, 2010)

This is a voyage deep inside the things that serve us. Have you never wondered how does the phone work and what is inside its plastic housing, or how does the washing machine look inside or the digital camera, or the motor of your car, what is behind all this plastic covering?

This web site is dedicated to the people who are curious about how things are inside and how and why they work. It's purpose is to satisfy a burning curiosity to see how the objects that surround us are built. You will discover many ingenious tricks and methods that the engineers use in order to put so much into so little space. You will wonder in front of the complexity of these objects and may be start to ask how can they be so cheap when so much is in it.

Here it starts:

Small electronic items:

What
Dismantled in
Link
NV-DJ100 Panasonic_3CCD Camera part 1
May 2009
See it here
NV-DJ100 Panasonic_3CCD Camera part 2 May 2009 See it here
NV-DJ100 Panasonic_3CCD Camera part 3 Soon to come  
Sony screen SDM-HS75P May 2009 See it here
1Gbyte SD Memory card May 2009 See it here
USB HUB (low speed) May 2009 See it here
Logitech Mouse (mechanical) May 2009 See it here
Nokia Mobile Phone 3210 May 2009 See it here
Double Thermometer (digital) May 2009 See it here
Wind up Toy (scorpion) May 2009 See it here
Cheap Headphone May 2009 See it here
Motorola RAZR V3x Mobile Phone May 2009 See it here
Hewlett Packard Ipaq h2200 Pocket PC June 2009 See it here
Touchless Thermometer June 2009 See it here
Sony Playstation June 2009 See it here
A cheap Pedometer January 2010 See it here
Pocket PC IPAQ hx4700 February 2010 See it here
HP Ink Cartridge February 2010 See it here
More to come ...    

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 



Other items :

What
Dismantled in
Link
A Red Golf Car
unknown
See it here
A Leaking Pool Pump (Davey) 2008 See it here
3D Wooden Puzzle explained June 2009 See it here
     

 

 

 

 

Topics to come:

Categories of dismantled items will include:

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