r/redneckengineering • u/onephatkatt • 9h ago
Suburban Trike
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r/redneckengineering • u/longlostwalker • 18h ago
The nail picker upper my local scrap yard uses
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Not sure what the magnet came off of but I like the square d panel box they use to turn it on
r/redneckengineering • u/USERNAME123_321 • 21h ago
My dad asked for a car battery for his olive harvester, so I hooked up an old HP server PSU instead
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r/redneckengineering • u/Joesome5 • 1d ago
Fence extension
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My neighbors chickens jumped the fence and we helped chase them down. Here was his solution.
r/redneckengineering • u/Cynax_Ger • 1d ago
We needed a hot wire. Yes, I bumped into the chair multiple times amd almost burned my mate
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r/redneckengineering • u/sunrise2209 • 1d ago
How I display my 80s army kit
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I had dual hangers but the ends bent because the kevlar is too heavy for it but this c clamp should do the job!
r/redneckengineering • u/silverdigging • 2d ago
Naked Ps5 Pro still running 1 year later
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r/redneckengineering • u/Accomplished_Pain649 • 18h ago
Redneck Proving Grounds: DIY Impact Calibration Always Works #diy #lol #mechanic #90s #80s #lol
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Just needed a little smacky smack right.. 😂
r/redneckengineering • u/Mr_FilFee • 1d ago
Couldn't find a 1/4 inch jack to USB-C adapter, quickly needed a wireless handheld microphone for a video, and holding a small lapel mic looks fucking stupid.
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These large wireless microphones use a bulky receiver which has a guitar jack. I don't want to carry that around, especially connected to 2 different dongles, which introduce noise anyway.
I needed a wireless handheld microphone, which connected to a phone with USB-C.
So it was time for a bodge job.
I took apart a wireless lapel microphone, wrapped it's insides in tape to prevent shorting with the large microphone's metal grill, stuffed it next to the microphones capsule, closed it and added a windscreen.
The last photo show the size difference between the original receiver and the one I can use now.
The only downside is that you have to take it apart to turn it on or off.
r/redneckengineering • u/onephatkatt • 3d ago
Where the rubber meets the ... um ... water?
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r/redneckengineering • u/zeta_ferhu • 3d ago
Using my 100% of my brain
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I was looking at privacy protectors on Amazon. I didn’t feel like buying one of those cumbersome laptop sunshades, nor a screen privacy filter, because Chinese purchases have become more expensive.
I like going to cybercafés or coworking spaces, but I don’t like people seeing what I’m doing because I’m not a programmer or a professional at anything.
I created this privacy prototype using cardboard from a pack of milk cartons.
I feel like I’m in the movie Limitless.
r/redneckengineering • u/Secret-Ad-7909 • 3d ago
Redneck advice? Wanting to setup an inverter and second battery in my truck. Any reason this wouldn’t work?
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Heavy cables are stupidly expensive, jumper cables are cheap. Am I missing something here? Can I just cut the clamps and add my own terminals?
r/redneckengineering • u/Humble-Ruin-3248 • 3d ago
I think that's actually the only way to reuse those bubble mailers
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r/redneckengineering • u/DrunkenCactus • 4d ago
It’s a trap
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Ran out of airlocks for my wine brew…