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Post anything that constitutes as Engineering Porn, CNC machinery operating, Pick-place machines placing chips, huge sawmills, time-lapse build logs, electric arc furnaces or just anything that looks pretty while operating and will attract engineers eye and mind.

Memes are not allowed.

Post them at /r/engineeringmemes

Refrain from reposting the frontpage.

Low effort posts will be removed, so keep it classy

Include informative titles

If you have engineering related questions, ask at the following subs:

/r/AskEngineers or /r/askengineering

/r/EngineeringPorn

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They're not fooling around: high-volume machine for unloading potato trucks at a potato chip factory

122 Comments
2024/05/03
00:00 UTC

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The 285 meters tall dudelange transmitter tower in luxembourg, one of the tallest freestanding steeltowers in europe, the original tower was 300 meters tall and destroyed in 1981 by a planecrash.

12 Comments
2024/05/02
20:29 UTC

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How It's Built: AMG V8 Engine

0 Comments
2024/05/02
04:25 UTC

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Shock diamonds in rocket engine exhaust

37 Comments
2024/05/02
17:40 UTC

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Zhanjiajie Glass bridge

10 Comments
2024/05/02
17:36 UTC

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Video of new Bell 505 Jet Ranger X helicopter landing at HAI Heli-Expo. The Bell 505 Jet Ranger X (JRX) is an American/Canadian light helicopter developed and manufactured by Bell Helicopter and is a "clean sheet" design, but uses some dynamic components, such as the rotor system, of the Bell 206

3 Comments
2024/05/02
10:54 UTC

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The Porsche PDK Dual-Clutch Transmission

16 Comments
2024/05/02
04:23 UTC

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Pretty cool EDF afterburner that I made.

Not exactly something made by Pratt&Whitney but this is the only place I know of which is related to engineering things. Anyways, it is an electric ducted fan with an afterburner. It is fueled by butane. I've also put it up on my YT: https://youtu.be/ldEXbPS7rqA?si=c02MqCaT_PAqaiGP

12 Comments
2024/05/01
23:19 UTC

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Theodor Heuss Bridge in Germany, build in 1885.

9 Comments
2024/05/01
12:00 UTC

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The "Bombe" WWII decryption computer designed by Alan Turing has been rebuilt and works. Bletchley Park, England.

81 Comments
2024/05/01
19:04 UTC

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More than a few robots at work in a Foxconn electronics factory

13 Comments
2024/05/01
18:07 UTC

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Removing Rust & A Huge Announcement! | BMW E30 325i Touring Restoration - Part 5

1 Comment
2024/05/01
18:01 UTC

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Working atop a 3 Megawatt GE "Sierra" Wind Turbine

5 Comments
2024/05/01
17:58 UTC

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Sopwith Camel without the outer skin. Impressive craftsmanship for the time.

44 Comments
2024/05/01
13:50 UTC

137

Pratt & Whitney F135

Sorry if this is a repost

1 Comment
2024/05/01
12:48 UTC

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Fresnel Lens (Seguin Island Light Station)

3 Comments
2024/05/01
06:21 UTC

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Robotic key maker

12 Comments
2024/04/30
20:58 UTC

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Standing under the engines of the XB-70 prototype nuclear bomber

34 Comments
2024/04/30
20:41 UTC

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How did Lockheed assemble the SR-71? No lasers and force fields. Old school.

224 Comments
2024/04/30
15:07 UTC

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Gorgeous planetary (and more) gearbox from BFT Drives

4 Comments
2024/04/30
15:03 UTC

151

Compact nano-precision stages & actuators (credits: Xeryon)

3 Comments
2024/04/29
18:10 UTC

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The Geisel Library at UCSD is a classic brutalist concrete building from 1970, with extreme cantilevering

82 Comments
2024/04/29
16:00 UTC

993

The Python Bridge in Amsterdam

17 Comments
2024/04/29
15:52 UTC

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Abandoned Me262 Jet Propelled Fighter inspected by LT Rene Livchen And A Former Employee, A French Labor Conscript. Leipheim area, Germany. April, 1945 [1500X1140]

0 Comments
2024/04/28
14:38 UTC

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A salute from a Spitfire to the two British aircraft carriers

32 Comments
2024/04/28
10:10 UTC

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72 ton propeller on the tanker Ioannis Colocotronis

6 Comments
2024/04/28
04:46 UTC

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Unmanned Yamaha helicopter performs crop dusting

59 Comments
2024/04/28
04:33 UTC

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