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  As someone who repairs and fixes electronic devices as a hobby, you'd be surprised how simple a lot of the assembly for modern electronics actually is. 
  Soldering, once you get past the nerves, is actually fairly straightforward. But most electronic assembly, once you have all of the components together, is as simple as screwing in boards to mounting brackets, sticking screens into place, and connecting ribbon cables and wires. That's really it.
  It's even doubly simple if you do it assembly-line style, where several people work in a chain to put together devices. Give one person the job of screwing down the motherboard, then pass it off to the one sticking in the screen, then pass it on to the one placing in the battery, then off to the one connecting the wires. It can go by pretty quickly!
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  They can’t, they can put one screw in. That’s about it. It’s called an assembly line. >
  
  Yep, the reality is there is not a single person on earth that knows how to make an iPhone completely. >
  
  Actually every phone technician in any phone repair shop cand assamble an iphone from 0 >
  
  Amazing how you actually disassembled and then reassembled your sentence about assembling.