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               mph (miles per hour), velocity  joining two materials with  screw sizes and tap drill
                 as, 14                       screws and, 54–55         table, 55–56
               multimeters, 98–99       nylon, as type of plastic, 43  Skybike, 71
               muscle wire, 185–186                                   Solarbotics DC gearhead
               music boxes, 250                                         motor, 132
                                        O                             SparkFun sensor, 89
                                                                      steering systems, 15
               N                        oars on boat, as first class  strength, compressive vs.
                                          levers, 6                     tensile, 35
               nail guns, 64            off-the-shelf battery         torque estimation, 75
               nails, fastening with, 64  holders, 107                Transducer Techniques
               naming schemes, aluminum, 41  Ohm’s law, 103             load cells, 90
               needle roller bearings, 194  ohms (Ω), resistance of   welding classes, 70
               Newton’s second law, 2     load, 101                   yield strength of
               NiCad (nickel-cadmium)   oilite bushings, 195            materials, 34
                 batteries, 109         Omega Engineering, Rube   Open Hardware Summit, 278
               nickel-cadmium (NiCad)     Goldberg machine, 26    open pulley systems, 11–13
                 batteries, 109         online references         OpenSCAD modeling tool, 261
               nickel-metal hydride (NiMH)   Arduino guide, 330   operating angle and direction, in
                 batteries, 108              battery current        standard hobby servo
               NiMH (nickel-metal hydride)    markings, 100         motors, 136
                 batteries, 108              battery holders, 145  operating speed, in standard
               no load, in standard DC       breadboards, 150,      hobby servo motors, 136
                 motors, 131                  328–329             operating temperature range, in
               nonpermanent joints (fasteners)  capacitors, 112, 114  standard hobby servo
                   nails and staples, 64     casting and molding    motors, 135
                   nuts, 63                   materials, 272      operating voltage, in standard
                   overview of, 52–53        centered holes, drilling  hobby servo motors, 135
                   pins, 65                   without lathe, 268  oscillating motion, 246–248
                   retaining rings, 65–66    clutches, 210–211    outer diameter
                   screws. See screws        continuous rotation hobby  bearings, 192–193
                   washers, 63–64             servos, 136             compression springs, 231
               normal force (N)              converting rotary        radial bushings, 195
                   free body diagrams         motion, 238             spur gears, 213
                     illustrating, 85        converting sheet metal, 40  thrust ball and roller
                   friction and, 77–78       copyrights and             bearings, 196
               Not Lazy Susan project         patents, 277        outer race/ring, bearings,
                   box recipe, 281–288       couplers, 204          192–195
                   electronics recipe,       designs, posting to share  output (load or resistance)
                     288–291                  or sell, 278            in closed pulley system, 10
                   integration recipe,       hubs, shaft adapters and  in first class levers, 3–7
                     291–293                  other components, 207   as lever component, 3
                   overview of, 280          human energy machines,   in second class levers, 7–8
                   shopping list, 280–281     117–118                 in third class levers, 8–9
               number of teeth (N), spur gears  Inkscape, 215
                   defined, 212              lathes, 271
                   even vs. odd, 214         LUMI-SOLAIR, 115     P
                   gear equations, 214       McMaster-Carr, 37
                   Make Your Own Gears       metals, finding, 38–39  p (circular pitch), spur gears
                     project, 215–223        plastics, types and      defined, 213
                   overview of, 19            uses, 43                gear equations, 214
               nutcrackers, as second class  power screws, 18         Make Your Own Gears
                 levers, 7                   QCAD tool, 259             project, 215–223
               nuts                          rotary selenoids, 141  pantographs, 244–246
                   common types of, 63       Rube Goldberg Breakfast  paper, as composite, 46
                   constructing wood          Machine, 27         Park, Eun Jung, 251–252
                     structures with, 46
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