/r/MachinePorn

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High quality images of machines and machinery.


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Submission Rules

  • Include some context about the image in the title (such as the name of the machine, the model, year, etc).
  • Only submit static images or gifs (gfys/html5 ok)
  • Videos, collections, interactive images/websites, and articles are not allowed.
  • Do not submit a shortened link using a URL shortener like tinyurl.
  • Make sure your image is hosted by an approved host.
    • Original source is allowed and preferred over the approved hosts. If your submission is not on the list of approved hosts, but it is an original source, please use the tag [OS] so your submission is not removed in error. If your image is rehosted from another approved host it will be removed.
    • If you took the photo yourself, you can signify this by using the tag [OC] (original content) and after 24 hours you will be given special flair. If you don't receive flair after a few days feel free to message the mods.
  • Please submit images of automobiles without any visible internal machinery to /r/CarPorn instead of this subreddit. Due to popular demand, such images will be removed.
  • If you have any questions check out the FAQ.

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    /r/MachinePorn

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    B-1B Lancer during a Bomber Task Force mission over the Pacific Ocean, January 15, 2025.

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    2025/01/17
    09:48 UTC

    25

    Motor testing cabinet CMA/Flodyne/Hydradyne

    2 Comments
    2025/01/17
    04:25 UTC

    280

    Bearing House for a huge Mill Roller.

    3 Comments
    2025/01/14
    11:18 UTC

    202

    Abandoned vs Operational WW2 Steam Locomotive Cab [Video Below]

    3 Comments
    2025/01/12
    22:45 UTC

    63

    Cutaway of a pratt and whittney JT8D turbofan engine.

    The JT8D was a hugely popular jet engine produced by pratt and whittney, it powered pretty well known jetliners like the boeing 727 and early 737 models. As well as (I belive) the douglas dc9 and mad dogs.

    This was at the national museum of the usaf in dayton ohio

    1 Comment
    2025/01/12
    05:02 UTC

    181

    The VM-T "Atlant" aircraft transports the hydrogen tank of the Energia space launch vehicle weighing 31.5 tons, (1984), USSR

    2 Comments
    2025/01/12
    02:10 UTC

    308

    Huge(12’L x 7’T) industrial Chock that I have to do maintenance on

    39 Comments
    2025/01/12
    00:54 UTC

    35

    Crane

    0 Comments
    2025/01/10
    16:31 UTC

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    Photo I took of a Komatsu D61EX - I think the driver cabin looks so cool!

    5 Comments
    2025/01/10
    16:01 UTC

    399

    Ekranoplan KM-1 during tests on the Caspian Sea, 1970s

    7 Comments
    2025/01/09
    12:01 UTC

    313

    Starting a restoration project on this cash register (its a national 442x model)its jammed and it has been some time wide open. So the main focus for now is cleaning and unjamming. Would love some tips or tricks to make him alive again.

    my dad bought it some time ago, took off the chasis and left it there for arround 8 years wide open, so its sticky inside, ive readed that it has to be with 3 on 1 grease and its better to use alcohol in a spraybottle. I will gladly enter on more detail on a md or in a more specialized subreddit.

    13 Comments
    2025/01/06
    17:20 UTC

    249

    Toggle clamp of NETSTAL plastic injection machine

    0 Comments
    2025/01/03
    17:00 UTC

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    The lens of Australia’s most powerful lighthouse - the Cape Byron light. The lens weighs 8 tons and was made by Henry Lepaute, Paris. It contains 760 pieces of highly polished prismatic glass. The lens floats on the ‘immortal bearing’ - a bath of mercury.

    33 Comments
    2025/01/02
    09:27 UTC

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    Herringbone Gears in my 1943 Lathe [OC]

    16 Comments
    2025/01/01
    03:38 UTC

    585

    The reusable Buran spacecraft on the super-heavy lift launch vehicle Energia, (1988), Baikonur Cosmodrome, Kazakh SSR.

    32 Comments
    2024/12/28
    03:13 UTC

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    So, what’s this ol’ girl up to?

    15 Comments
    2024/12/27
    22:35 UTC

    237

    Concrete Mixer Truck in-front of the Hungarian Parliament, (1970). Budapest, Hungary.

    6 Comments
    2024/12/22
    01:30 UTC

    84

    One of the housings from the finishing block of our steel rod mill, complete with rolls and guiding installed.

    6 Comments
    2024/12/21
    10:07 UTC

    33

    Any ideas how to make this safer? Tire cutting machine - problem - too dangerous for operator

    54 Comments
    2024/12/19
    09:37 UTC

    151

    CL Barker 2 cycle marine engine built around 1910

    12 Comments
    2024/12/19
    12:32 UTC

    318

    The 'Kharkovchanka', a Soviet Antarctic all-terrain vehicle, (1958), Soviet Vostok Station, Antarctica. Photographer unknown

    7 Comments
    2024/12/18
    03:35 UTC

    287

    Metsamor Nuclear Power Plant, (1970s?), Metsamor, Armenian SSR. Photographer unknown

    21 Comments
    2024/12/16
    04:07 UTC

    30

    Demag crane

    42 years old Demag crane discharging a vessel.

    0 Comments
    2024/12/15
    20:18 UTC

    506

    Stratolaunch

    14 Comments
    2024/12/15
    01:15 UTC

    57

    good in tight spaces

    with a

    2 Comments
    2024/12/14
    22:34 UTC

    327

    A Soyuz rocket, (1980s), Baikonur, Kazakh SSR

    8 Comments
    2024/12/13
    07:42 UTC

    117

    Some blue sky for ya, Santa Fe New Mexico

    0 Comments
    2024/12/10
    22:34 UTC

    298

    Volvo L350F loader in underground marble quarry

    4 Comments
    2024/12/09
    11:00 UTC

    62

    The Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson (CVN 70) transits the Philippine Sea, December 7, 2024.

    0 Comments
    2024/12/09
    09:58 UTC

    137

    Newlyweds pose for a photo on a BelAZ dump truck at the Exhibition of National Economy Achievements of the USSR, (1979), Minsk, Byelorussian SSR. Photograph: Evgenyi Koktyish

    0 Comments
    2024/12/07
    11:32 UTC

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