A hands-on starter kit for smart DIY projects.
Not a finished product, this is a learning kit you build yourself.

The Mechaxil Auto Watering Kit is part of the CoreX series designed as a foundation for your ideas. It gives you a complete, working base that you can assemble, understand, and then expand into your own custom project, whether that’s a smart planter, a greenhouse system, a small pet waterer, or the starting point of a much bigger automation build.

Nothing here is “magic” or sealed.
Everything is open-source, fully documented, and made to be modified.

What This Kit Really Is

A DIY electronics kit that teaches you the fundamentals of:

• moisture sensing

• controlling pumps/valves

• powering embedded systems

• making simple automation logic

• wiring basic circuits

• adapting hardware for your needs

It requires assembly, some basic soldering, and a microcontroller + computer (your choice — Pico, ESP, Arduino, whatever you like).

This kit is meant to be built, understood, and remixed.
Not a ready-to-use commercial device.

What’s Inside

Everything needed to build a single small auto-watering system, packed in a reusable, organized box:

(Exact components may vary depending on version.)

Note: 3D printed parts are not included.
All 3D models + diagrams are available through the kit’s QR code or docs.mechaxil.com .

Full Documentation Included

Every kit has its own Kit ID.
Scan the QR or go to docs.mechaxil.com, enter the ID, and you’ll get:

• wiring diagrams

• 3D print files

• explanations for every part

• expansion ideas

• troubleshooting

• example codes

• recommended microcontrollers

• visuals & schematics

You’re never left guessing.

Why This Kit Exists

People often want to start a project but don’t know where to begin.
This kit is the beginning. A working base. A learning platform.
Something you can rely on and build upon whether your goal is simple automation or a complex robotics project.

It’s not perfect, not “mass-produced polished,” and not locked down.
It’s a starter foundation you can shape into whatever you want.

What You Can Build

• self-watering pots

• small greenhouse irrigation

• pet water refill systems

• humidity-controlled planters

• smart agriculture prototypes

• robotics water modules

• any automation where “liquid on demand” is useful

If you can imagine it, you can build it.

Important Notes

• This is not a plug-and-play appliance.

• Requires assembly and basic soldering.

• Requires a computer and a microcontroller (not included).

• 3D printed parts are user-printed (files provided).

• This is a DIY educational kit, not a ready household device.