... day. Soon Ford developed the assembly line, a factory concept that would change the nation forever. Using basically all self-produced parts, Ford used conveyor belt to move parts from station to station, making production that much quicker and easier than before. Ford's idea of mass production was finally complete in 1927 when every single component of the automobile was made, assembled, and ... ...

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... chain that brought the chassis of the car to each of its parts. The parts were then attached to the chassis of the car and moved on to the next station. It usually took fourteen hours to build one Model T, and with the assembly line it only took six. Henry built a huge factory based on the assembly line. The assembly line ... ...

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