#- Engineering Steel

[theflyingkipper]

Traintober Day 8: The Ferry/Impact

Some deckhands try in vain to secure Victor before he falls.

[maukiki1]

steeljaw except i tweaked his design a bit because i fucking can

[elektrostantsiya]

Arabelle - GE steam turbine for nuclear power plants ☢️🏭⚡

😻/😻/😻/😻

[galedekarios]

"It creates a distinct visual motif not found in other romances that captures the connection between the two characters while feeling distinctly not of this world."

"We wanted this to feel like Gale and their partner were really merging into one, new, perfectly harmonious being."

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[dustykneed]

Hope this isnt annoying but i love your fem Scott/McCoy and the dynamic between them, is there any chance that you'll draw more of them?

not annoying at all! and anytime ❤️🩵

i love them lots! thank you so much for giving me an excuse to draw more of em <333

[kumatajdg]

A commission for Twitter user @Screwiescrap113 of Thomas the Tank Engine encountering a group of hungry Aron!

[kafkasapartment]

Construction of the Dirigible lz 127 'Graf Zeppelin', Zeppelin Works, Friedrichshafen, Germany, 1928. E.O. Hoppé. Gelatin silver.

[front-facing-pokemon]

[funnyfantik]

Sooo..was a lil bored with my friend @justclassicyay yesterday in gm....so have some pics

[fellerhour]

ONLYCANS?!?!?!

[michaeljclarke]

The Newport Bridge seen from Jamestown on a chilly November afternoon.

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[sabworks]

"Juno Steel And The Phantom Of Privacy" bonus episode [NSFW]

Spend a moment with Jet Sikuliaq and experience what life is really like aboard the Carte Blanche in this fan minisode! Here's what the writers wish they could get away with... All donations go towards the Get Jet Headphones Fund.

Attribution (there are some real gems in here):

[arc-hus]

Leicester University Engineering Building, Leicester, England - James Stirling

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[elektrostantsiya]

Turbineposting again, bc they're so beautiful 😻, yet so unappericated. All imgs from Pinterest

[supplyside]

Seismic Retrofitting

[materiallugy]

Carburizing, also known as a case-hardening process, is a heat treatment process used to harden the surface of low carbon steel parts by infusing carbon into the surface layer of the steel. This process enhances the surface hardness and wear resistance while maintaining a tough and ductile interior. The process is crucial in applications where the wear resistance of the material is critical, such as gears, camshafts, and other high-stress components.

The primary purpose of carburizing is to increase the carbon content at the surface of a low-carbon steel part.