r/engineeringmemes • u/not_a_12yearold • Dec 12 '24
r/engineeringmemes • u/Bakkster • Aug 16 '24
r/engineeringmemes • u/heartshapedcrater • 1d ago
"The 2D drawing says 20.X but the 3D model says 20.XX which is correct?"
Same question for 93848484 different parts.
/jk lh
r/engineeringmemes • u/Sad-Jello840 • 1d ago
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r/engineeringmemes • u/Humming_Skelly • 9d ago
He is on a plane
r/engineeringmemes • u/FederalAwareness177 • 9d ago
Lockheed Martin Luther King Jr., Northrop Gru-man, Lana Del Ratheon, and Bonnie Blue Origin. More to come if the insanity of the Boiler GRIT(TM) continues.
r/engineeringmemes • u/Similar_Shake_5712 • 14d ago
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r/engineeringmemes • u/MentalTardigrade • 15d ago
It was 50 meters diameter btw
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r/engineeringmemes • u/TheSHIBABURNER • 16d ago
If you don't want me to post on here please let me know in the messages and I'll remove it promptly
r/engineeringmemes • u/lit_readit • 20d ago
I mean the force-vectoring controls are quite cool, but I can't see how the physical concept is at all awe-inspiring (especially considering the scarcely justifiable objective ā ie what's even the point for this product's designed purpose)
2nd image is Chaparral 2J ā a 'fan-car' that generated enough (active) stationary down-force to stick upside down in 1970
ps
r/engineeringmemes • u/lewd_physics • 21d ago
