This is a working model to show that salt water conducts electricity. Pure water is a poor conductor, but when salt (NaCl) is added, it dissociates into Na⁺ and Cl⁻ ions, which help carry electric current. This is why the LED/buzzer only works when salt is mixed with water. It demonstrates the concept of electrolytes … Read more
This is a Mini Lift Working Model. It uses a DC robo motor to pull a lift box up using woolen thread. The lift works like real elevators, where motors and pulleys lift the platform. The motor is powered by a 9V battery and controlled using a switch. It demonstrates basic principles of mechanical work, … Read more
This is a 3-pulley simple machine working model. It shows how pulleys reduce the amount of effort needed to lift a heavy object. The movable pulley provides a mechanical advantage, and the fixed pulleys change the direction of force. Such systems are used in cranes, wells, and elevators.” Materials Needed How to Make Simple pulley … Read more
This is a Kidney Working Model. The syringe represents the kidney, and the sponge or cotton acts like the nephrons which filter blood. When ‘blood’ (colored water) is pushed through the syringe, the cotton filters it and sends the clean fluid or ‘urine’ into the plastic tray, which represents the bladder. This demonstrates how our … Read more
This is a fire alarm working model using a tubelight starter. The starter contains a bi-metallic strip that responds to heat. When a flame (from a matchstick) is brought near, the heat bends the strip inside the starter, completing the electric circuit. This allows current to flow and activates the buzzer, simulating a fire alarm. … Read more
This is a Water Wheel Working Model. When water is poured over the bottle cap paddles, it rotates the wheel using kinetic energy of flowing water. This concept is used in hydroelectric power plants where water spins turbines to generate electricity. The model demonstrates conversion of water energy into mechanical energy. Materials Needed How to … Read more
This is a gravity-based water dispenser. When the water bottle is placed upside down, gravity pushes water toward the straw pipe. Opening the cap slightly allows air to enter, and water flows out through the straw into the glass. This demonstrates how gravity and air pressure can be used to dispense water without electricity or … Read more
This model shows how a water level indicator works. When the water reaches the level of the two safety pins, it completes the electric circuit, turning on the red LED light and the buzzer. This indicates that the tank is full and water should be stopped. It helps in preventing water overflow and wastage, and … Read more
This is an automatic street light working model without sensors. When a vehicle passes over a hump, it presses the push button below, turning on the LED street light. Once the vehicle leaves the hump, the button is released and the light turns off. This shows how street lights can work automatically using simple pressure … Read more
Project Theme: Simulate how a blood pressure monitor (sphygmomanometer) works using hydraulics and pressure concepts with syringes and a cardboard dial to show BP levels. Step-by-Step Video Instructions: 1. Make the Arm Cuff Simulator 2. Hydraulic Pressure Mechanism 3. Create the BP Dial 4. Pressure-to-Pointer Movement How It Works: https://howtofunda.com
In this DIY project, you’ll learn how to build a Streetlight Working Model using cardboard, LED lights, and a 9V battery. Step-by-Step Video Instructions: Manual Version (Switch-controlled): https://howtofunda.com
In this DIY video, learn how to make a Balanced Diet Wheel Working Model using cardboard, color paper, and a rotating pointer. This simple yet educational project helps students understand the different food groups and the importance of a balanced diet in an engaging way. Turn the arrow to any food group and explain the … Read more
In this video, learn how to build a fully functional Hydraulic JCB (Backhoe Loader) Model using cardboard, syringes, and tubes. This model is ideal for school science exhibitions and helps explain Pascal’s Law and real-world applications of hydraulics in construction machinery. Step-by-Step Video Instructions: 1. Create the Base: 2. Build the Cabin: 3. Construct the … Read more
In this video, you’ll learn how to make a Mini Air Cooler (AC) using cardboard, a DC motor, and simple tools. This project is perfect for school science fairs, teaching the concept of evaporative cooling and basic electrical motor use. Step-by-Step Video Instructions: 1. Build the Frame: 2. Add the Fan: 3. Make Cooling Pad … Read more
In this video, learn how to make a Hydraulic Powered Robotic Arm Working Model at home using syringes, cardboard, and pipes. This model demonstrates how hydraulics can be used to control the motion of robotic arms, just like those used in manufacturing industries and construction! Step-by-Step Video Instructions: 1. Base Construction: 2. Build the Arm … Read more