[mariusz79]

Honestly, I would pay for a website like this but with even more stuff. English is my second language, but I currently reside in an English speaking country, and sometimes when I need something specific for some machine, car, dryer etc. I have to spend just too much time trying to learn names of parts needed to fix stuff.

[tomkinstinch]

I made a (free) site pretty similar to what you describe:

https://www.takeitapart.com

TakeItApart lets anyone can see or share annotated photo-based disassembly guides, to find part numbers, names, and required tools. We're tying to make the website the community-contributed disassembly encyclopedia of the web--so anyone can take things apart, virtually, without picking up a screwdriver. It's also super easy to add a new guide--just bulk upload a set of photos and click "next" a few times.

It's a way to share engineering and industrial design know-how. For example, I've learned to consider in-board strain relief[1] for cables and spray-on ground shielding[2] from taking things apart.

1. https://www.takeitapart.com/guide/51#step-4

2. https://www.takeitapart.com/guide/25#step-11

[janka102]

That's really cool! Bookmarked.

[janka102]

That sounds like a cool idea where people could collaboratively add and edit pictures of things and add the names of parts

[mhb]

CAPTCHA?

[janka102]

Now we're on to something...