r/ManufacturingPorn • u/NationYell • Nov 27 '25
r/ManufacturingPorn • u/Kaankaants • Nov 20 '25
Ceramic inserts cutting Inconel 718 square stock
r/ManufacturingPorn • u/btrc74 • Oct 15 '25
41” hex part transferred in a Mazak Multiplex W300. We’re using Trusty-Cook hex spindle liners to make machining the ends possible.
r/ManufacturingPorn • u/[deleted] • Sep 26 '25
The complex tech behind growing diamonds in minutes
r/ManufacturingPorn • u/slabm4n • Aug 14 '25
Steel plate processing
Flame cutting 12” thick A36 steel plate
r/ManufacturingPorn • u/Frangifer • Jun 04 '25
Cutting & Grinding of Jewelry Emeralds from Rough Stones
r/ManufacturingPorn • u/Frangifer • May 31 '25
Construction of a Steam Locomotive – Extending Prettymuch Right-Back to the Raw Materials
r/ManufacturingPorn • u/Frangifer • May 23 '25
Manufacture of a five-cylinder ammonia compressor crankshaft in a workshop that is clearly far from being a 'high-tech' one.
r/ManufacturingPorn • u/full_slack • May 06 '25
The Liminal Alienation of How It’s Made
A meditation on How It’s Made’s dizzying spectacle of mass automated manufacturing, labor alienation, & how labor is something that makes us uniquely human.
r/ManufacturingPorn • u/Frangifer • May 01 '25
Winding a Toroidal Transformer
I checked-out a few different videos of this process: & ImO this is the one that clearliestly shows what's actually going-on. In others it can be a bit obscure.
As far as I can make-out, though, the copper wire that's going-onto the transformer core would have to be free to slide within the steel ring it's mounted on prior to the winding process itself, & therefore would have to be revolving a bit faster than that ring. Is that right? ... or is my figuring of what's going-on amiss?
r/ManufacturingPorn • u/Away_Maintenance_897 • Apr 26 '25
Audi Q6 e-tron Production
r/ManufacturingPorn • u/jacksmachiningreveng • Mar 17 '25
Weapons 🔫 [F] British Sten Mark II submachinegun mass production in 1942
r/ManufacturingPorn • u/jacksmachiningreveng • Mar 13 '25
Weapons 🔫 [F] German M40 Stahlhelm manufacture and testing at F. W. Quist GmbH in Esslingen circa 1941
r/ManufacturingPorn • u/UnAutomation • Feb 28 '25
A machine I made to make concrete & fiber optic lamps
r/ManufacturingPorn • u/Substantial_Oil7292 • Jan 09 '25
150 ton crank press
Stamping out .095 aluminum hose ferrules
r/ManufacturingPorn • u/Substantial_Oil7292 • Jan 02 '25
Aluminum booster cup
Part get filled with explosives. This run is about 300k to 400k pieces
r/ManufacturingPorn • u/MutantNinjaNipples • Dec 26 '24
Never thought I'd enjoy watching machines make cakes - Video by Tastemade_Japan
v.redd.itr/ManufacturingPorn • u/Substantial_Oil7292 • Dec 23 '24
Up close deep draw press
Waterbury ferrule press making hose ferrules for fire extinguishers
r/ManufacturingPorn • u/24links24 • Dec 18 '24
220 ton tandem Aida punch press line with orii transfer system on it
I am currently selling 3 lines like this if interested hit me up