Machine gifs, who doesn't love them

Oct 8, 2015 11:51 PM

Waterbear tax

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I LOVE this shit

10 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

What does it do Bob? It specifically folds dough to make a pretzel. Weren't you supposed to be making a machine to cure cancer? I got hungry

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I could watch #2 for hours

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As someone who had to hand make waffle cones, that machine upsets me and my burnt callused fingers.

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As an automation controls engineer, I live for this shit. The amount of work it takes to produce these end results is well worth the pain.

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...where the fuck do the cores of the apples go?

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Came here for the waterbear. Was not disappointed. +1

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After watching all those perfect loops I was a little bit let down that it wasn't

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With less haste, you person of loose morals.

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I keep expecting something new to happen. There goes 20 minutes

10 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

Tardigrade!

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what exactly are they making in #2? i want to see the finished part.

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That first thumbnail though.

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Is there more than one thumbnail?

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machines... how do they do it?

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so many hnnggg

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#3 Am I the only one bothered by the fact that the sticks aren't centered in the ice cream? Seems a calibration is in order.

10 years ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 0

Lolly . . . lolly . . . lolly . . . lolly . . . lolly . . . lolly . . .

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If you guys like this stuff, you should consider a 2 year degree in Manufacturing Tech over a lib arts degree and debt. 1/2

10 years ago | Likes 4 Dislikes 0

You can actually make really good $, and you'll always have a job. Just a tip from a guy who came up through the biz. ;)

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+24 for the tardigrade :D

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What is 12?

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That ice cream terminator machine will get you all! JUST WAIT AND SEE!

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what are the frosting tree things?

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I think they're marzipan, an old-timey candy in Europe.

8 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 1

Carrots.

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This is why "How it's Made" is so popular.

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I lost so many hours of study to that show.

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#1 is pretty much a clip from the intro at a different angle

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So happy Science channel plays tons of reruns all week.

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How its made is so popular because people need it to fall asleep

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Probably accurate for many, But It keeps me up by hinting at the coolest "made" at the end of the episodes.

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Proper capitalization and punctuation? It's upvote time.

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http://imgur.com/wTwT3q0

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Some how i knew what this was before I clicked it. Still love this gif

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Hahaha!

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Deeper.

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Said your mum

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maybe blind people?

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I've seen almost all of these lol. Makes me calm. You should have added the perfection from the twin peaks intro.

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Oh my hell that was always my favorite part.

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It's beautiful!

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I need to know what those two cogs are doing

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Cogging.

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Rotary phone

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woah. that's awesome.

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Mmm... the survivors of the war against Skynet?

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Anyone know what the mechanism in #9 would be used for?

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I came to the comments looking for the same answer :/

10 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

#9? I only see 3... :/ how long has the mobile app been denying me extra gifs without me ever knowing?

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Maybe I should have made a tardigrade album instead

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Penis noooo.... don't eat that!

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Maybe it's maybeline

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Both is good!

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I never would have thought that little ballsacks with legs could be so badass

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I'm pretty sure they give them stars, not letters, and they call them special needs students. Just FYI

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Fucking love Cosmos

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Tardigrade is my spirit animal

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Please do. With Facts n shit!

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Schloop! Schloop schloop!

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You can still make one...

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In fact we insist

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I fucking love those cute water bears

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Doot doot

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EXACTLY what I heard!

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That's a weird and wonderful combination of pleasing, creepy and cute. I approve.

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Something about tardigrades that both terrify and comfort me.

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I always thought the hard engineering was rocket science and such, now I'm starting to think the really good engineers do this stuff.

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Every industry has it's own problems. It's all hard.

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I'm amazed by it! How do they even begin to think how to automate some of these processes, let alone design the machinery to do it?

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Ya, there's just so many vastly different ways they could have solved these problems.

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And many of those solutions would be bad solutions, so to find the good ones seems really hard.

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One is to realize there are many right answers. Several just may be better for a given situation. Two, break it down into smaller 1/2

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problems until you have a small enough problem to start solving.eg how do I get this material until the bucket.

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"OK, it works for one. Now... how do we make it faster? "

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Ya that's probably like a 10th generation paperclip maker or something. I'm sure they've been improving on the design for decades.

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Pretty much, yeah.

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PLC's, PLC's everywhere. Sauce, I write the programming for a fully automated bakery in Ohio.

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Could you expand? That sounds really interesting

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4) operations are very similar to how an arduino works but heavy duty for factories and personally the programming is easier on PLC's

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3) I use Allen Bradley for the most part, they have a wide variety of options for different applications but they're expensive. The

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1) Programmable logic controllers (PLC's) are king in most industry they take inputs of varying kinds and use them to determine the outputs

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2) via the programming which is basically simple ladder logic. Most big plants use either Allen Bradley our Siemens controllers personally

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5) anymore questions just ask, I love what I do it's like an episode of how it's made everyday for me.

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im gonna do some research on that it sounds really interesting, as a somewhat undecided college freshman with a focus in engineering there a

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are some really neat things I never even thought about with huge corresponding fields, thanks for responding!

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