The pantograph is an instrument for copying a plan or drawing on a different scale by a system of hinged and jointed rods. A jointed framework conveying a current to a train, tram, or another electric vehicle from overhead wires. Take-hold of both the tracing-stylus, and the lead-holder, and move the tracing-stylus to a point on your reference photo that you want to begin. The first pantograph was constructed in 1603 by the german astronomer Christoph Scheiner and who used it to copy a figure on an enlarged or reduced scale. He wrote about his invention over 27 years later (1631), in pantographic. The tool is still being used today by some artists and architects to create an outline. Product specification the framework is made of medium density fiber (MDF). The parts get cut by a laser machine. Assemble the parts using interlocking system i.E. One has to engage its parts with each other by overlapping or by the fitting together of projections and recesses. Please be gentle, careful while assembling. This product is designed for a single use. Apply your creativity while assembling. The assembly manual is provided with the kit. The project is for demonstration and informational purposes only. All of the junior scientist products are unique and handmade. We work with designs and endeavour to create like products. However, the very nature of being individually designed by hand gives raw finishing of the projects since it should look that students have created on its own
