Interesting Engineering Thread

[roadman5312]

              I follow some engineering blogs and web sites and I'm always facinated by the things invented in days gone by, new stuff coming along today, and the future. So if you run across something post it up.   

                                                                                               

['Cuda Hunter]

that is awesome!!!    Where can I get one? 

['Cuda Hunter]

I wonder if it would work on a small herd of elk? 

[dougs bs23]

i like elk meat better than white tail deer meat 

[anlauto]

Now this is the way to test new engineering.....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M7mr7CK7zEk

I would like to get my wife to help me out once and awhile

[dfrazz]

Now this is the way to test new engineering.....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M7mr7CK7zEk

I would like to get my wife to help me out once and awhile

Wonder if my ex would be a willing participant? 

[roadman5312]

   This is really beautiful welding. From what I understand it cost $15.00 an inch. Talk about steady hands.

 

['Cuda Hunter]

That is some incredible welding!

[734406pk]

Beautiful stainless TIG welds!

[roadman5312]

            OK, I admit it, afraid of heights.    So there is no frikkin way I would even consider walking across this bridge. Recently built in China, plexiglass walkway. But why.    Maybe they charge admission. 

[dakota]

There is a little bit of engineering and a whole lot of amazing in this video clip about inspecting power lines from a helicopter:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FGoaXZwFlJ4

[brads70]

            OK, I admit it, afraid of heights.    So there is no frikkin way I would even consider walking across this bridge. Recently built in China, plexiglass walkway. But why.    Maybe they charge admission. 

I'm right there with ya.... screw that! 

[Cudakiller70]

Almost 1800 foot tall antenna tower maintenance. Take a look of the ground when he takes a break climbing.

http://youtu.be/7k4Xk1mEwmI

[onebadfish]

I had to shut it off....I couldn't watch that!

[TelisSE440]

Almost 1800 foot tall antenna tower maintenance. Take a look of the ground when he takes a break climbing.
http://youtu.be/7k4Xk1mEwmI

I climbed a 7 m tower and I was like ohhh!!! It's too high... My hand were all over in sweat after seeing that video!