(NMR) Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy is a powerful tool used in many different and diverse areas such as chemistry and healthcare. NMR Spectroscopy uses a very powerful magnetic field to affect certain atomic nuclei which they are then able to measure accordingly. This technique allows for certain elements to be identified quickly and easily. This tool can be a powerful asset for student to learn about certain atomic properties such as spin but the downside is that current NMR machines cost upwards of $100,000. Our goal is to make a NMR that is easily understood, reliable and accessible to a larger student population both in a high school and university setting.