The tutorial outlines a manual vertical desktop injection molding machine design and assembly process. Below is the extracted list of required tools, software, and hardware:

### Software

- SolidWorks ([solidworks.com](https://www.solidworks.com/)) - For designing the machine and 3D model ("Ensamblaje.SLDASM")

### Hardware

- 3/8-inch (9.525mm) screws, nuts, and washers - For securing base, linkages, and plates[1][2]
- 5/16-inch (8mm) Allen screws - Used in long linkage mechanisms[1][3]
- 550W resistors (120V) - Heat management for ~100g material[1][4]
- Autonics temperature controllers (~~[PID controllers](https://www.autonics.com/products/controllers_temperature_controllers)~~) - Temperature regulation[1][4]
- AWG 14 & 18 gauge wires - Electrical connections for resistors and relays[1][4]

### Tools

- 5/16-inch (8mm) Allen key - For base assembly and linkages[1][2]
- 3/8-inch (9.525mm) Allen key - Used for majority of assembly[1][3]
- Wrench - Tightening nuts during assembly[1][2]
- Lathe - Machining custom components like shafts[1][4]
- Water pressure machine - Forming bent plates and structural elements[1][3]

The design avoids welding and prioritizes screw-based assembly, with 19 fasteners and 20 custom-machined parts[1]. DXF files and fabrication drawings are referenced for component manufacturing[1].