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  Creating a DIY Automatic Tea and coffee Dispenser can be a fascinating and practical project. Below is a step-by-step guide to help you get started: Pakistan Science Club   E-Learning   Online Store Materials Needed: Electric water boiler or kettle Tea and coffee containers with dispensing nozzles Electric pump Tubing (food-grade) Microcontroller (Arduino or Raspberry Pi) Sensors (optional, for automation) Power supply Switches and buttons (for manual control, if desired) Cups or mugs Enclosure or casing Various tools (screwdriver, soldering iron, etc.) Silicone adhesive or hot glue Steps: Prepare the Containers: Choose containers for tea and coffee and attach dispensing nozzles securely. Ensure they are food-grade and suitable for liquids. Install Electric Pump: Connect the electric pump to the tubing. Attach one end to the pump outlet and the other end to the dispensing nozzle. Set Up the Water Boiler: If using a separate electric water boiler, set it up according to the manufactu

  Click the Picture or this link for the video Pakistan Science Club   E-Learning   Online Store Creating a DIY egg boiler can be a fun and useful project for those who enjoy cooking. Below is a step-by-step guide to help you make your own DIY egg boiler. Materials Needed: PVC pipe (4 inches in diameter and approximately 12 inches in length) Electric heating element (immersion rod) Power cord with plug Temperature control unit Drill with bits Metal or plastic container (to hold water and eggs) Lid for the container Timer Insulating material (e.g., ceramic wool or insulating foam) Electric tape Tongs Eggs Steps: Prepare the PVC Pipe: Cut the PVC pipe to a length of about 12 inches. This will serve as the main body of your egg boiler. Drill Holes for Eggs: Using a drill with a bit large enough for an egg to fit through, evenly drill holes around the PVC pipe. These holes will allow the eggs to be submerged in the water for boiling. Install the Heating Element: Insert the electric heating