r/engineering • u/233C • May 25 '17
[MECHANICAL] Acrobot (xpost r/interestingasfuck)
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r/engineering • u/rhandyrhoads • Mar 10 '17
[PROJECT] My Rubik's Cube Robot executing a solution in 0.76 seconds.
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r/engineering • u/RampChurch • Feb 18 '20
Somewhere there’s a structural engineer sweating profusely
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r/engineering • u/1Davide • May 07 '20
[ELECTRICAL] The exact moment an engineer is born
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r/engineering • u/what_ok • Aug 06 '17
What an engineer gets his son when he graduates from undergraduate <3
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r/engineering • u/233C • Feb 19 '17
[MECHANICAL] One of those "How didn't I think of this before?"
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r/engineering • u/233C • Dec 20 '17
[IMAGE] If your airbag fired just 70 milliseconds late.
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r/engineering • u/233C • May 21 '17
[ELECTRICAL] This is a mercury vapor rectifier. It turns two or three phase alternating current (AC) into direct current (DC) (xpost r/interestingasfuck)
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r/engineering • u/gradyh • Oct 09 '15
[CIVIL] I built this model to illustrate how groundwater flows around a cutoff wall.
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r/engineering • u/mtimetraveller • Oct 12 '17
[CIVIL] A great technique to achieve 2 point perspective.
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r/engineering • u/WhyAmINotStudying • Sep 16 '15
[ARTICLE] A high school student with a passion for electrical engineering built a home made clock and brought it to school. The school acted as though he made a bomb and had him arrested.
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r/engineering • u/5_Frog_Margin • Feb 17 '20
20 second timelapse of a 10-hour Amish Barn raising.
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r/engineering • u/Freeto • Jan 17 '21
[GENERAL] How it feels to be the Subject Matter Expert
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r/engineering • u/abenevolentgod • Sep 09 '17
[GENERAL] A student made a robotic arm over the summer break that mimics the movements of his real arm for his high school robotics club
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r/engineering • u/YellowWizard504 • Jun 30 '18
[MECHANICAL] Someone spent too much time in the mesh settings
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r/engineering • u/RampChurch • Sep 04 '20
[CIVIL] Using vertical water cannons to reduce dust and debris from building demolition
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r/engineering • u/WholeMinimum • Oct 14 '20
Mind blown how they actually did this
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r/engineering • u/405freeway • Aug 13 '16
[PROJECT] I was hired to complete a treehouse after the first contractor was injured
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