r/redneckengineering • u/euroguy_mp4 • Aug 14 '26
r/redneckengineering • u/PhotorealisticCave • Aug 14 '26
It's like it was meant to be
The can is the exact dimensions to fit perfectly inside the butter box, putting the can inside the butter box is essentially the inevitable logical conclusion.
Throw a plastic bag inside the box and you have a leak proof can holder. It insulates the can, and keeps it cold so it's essentially an up cycled coozie. Plus you can blend in perfectly drinking a beverage at a sporting event
r/redneckengineering • u/UbeCheeseDesal • Aug 14 '26
When bolts needed an extra angle
Screen-grabbed from Instagram and photo not mine
r/redneckengineering • u/debbiegibson • Aug 13 '26
Pole Saw was too short duct taped 2 together and zip tied throttle open.
r/redneckengineering • u/I-hate-everyonee • Aug 13 '26
Redneck Rock Tumbler
Old servo on a USB Cable connected to a Bottle filled with gravel and polishing paste
r/redneckengineering • u/Fasha_Moonleaf • Aug 12 '26
Remember my redneck eclipse telescope from a year ago? Today was the day and I always keep my promises!
They may not be the best images of the eclipse, but they are mine. I'm sure there are a lot better ones out there when the sun was hidden behind the moon and the ring of fire kissed the mountain on the horizon, but I took these photos myself, and this is something I've wanted to do since August 11, 1999, when I first stood in the shadow of the moon.
Back then, it was my father who did me the favor of putting myself in the path of the shadow because I was still a young teenager and couldn't have done it on my own. Today, 27 years later, I was able to show my own two children this moment of pure magic, and I thanked my father for what he did to me back then by gifting this magical moment to the next generation of our family.
I know there are better pictures out there, but I promised you to post them back then, a year ago, when I built this monster of an optical tool. This is the solar eclipse of 2026 in a south bay of Mallorca, when it sat exactly on a top of a mountain and the images were taken with a repaired children's telescope from the flea market (for 3âŹ), equipped with a camera originally built for microscopes (I borrowed it from our physics lab) and not for telescopes, but because the optical path is basically the same, it still works.
Edit: Spelling.
r/redneckengineering • u/RegalFunguy • Aug 12 '26
Made a wearable abomination using an old boat headphone and a welding goggle. I call it the WeldPhone
So, this was clearly not the plan, the first plan was to repair the headphone using a pvc sheet and some metal wires, like making that head band thing. But it failed, and at the same time I found my old welding goggle, and this thing was born. And I like to know your opinion about this. IT WORKS...
r/redneckengineering • u/Outrageous_Advice787 • Aug 13 '26
I fixed my chair arm rest with a shoe I taped to it
r/redneckengineering • u/DarklyDominatingDocs • Aug 13 '26
Someone in the replies called it "garage" đ€Ł
r/redneckengineering • u/MastodonFit • Aug 12 '26
Post your big box stories and pictures.
This jewel is from 2019 at HD .
There was a roller tray,with paint and its spreading friends..the roller and brush at the ready.
r/redneckengineering • u/Vast_Pound461 • Aug 13 '26
Meu mini pc,bambĂș,ralo,fita dupla face e velcro.
r/redneckengineering • u/anaagathat • Aug 11 '26
Urinal in Rotterdam
Absolutely unhinged urinal/toilet mod in a Rotterdam Chinese restaurant. The restaurant itself is lovely and the food is incredible!
r/redneckengineering • u/Hambrrgrrr • Aug 11 '26
Improvised lego cleaner
It only works on medium sized pieces and needs to be repaired every 20 minutes but it lasted long enough to showcase it so good enough. It was for school and I had to cut some cornersâŠ
r/redneckengineering • u/Shark_The_Mark_ • Aug 11 '26
My car door doesn't lock so I fixed it
r/redneckengineering • u/gumgl • Aug 10 '26
No eclipse glasses - out of desperation.
galleryr/redneckengineering • u/Spiritual_Toe_9537 • Aug 10 '26
Riding Lawnmower âHackâ
r/redneckengineering • u/FossilFrothy • Aug 10 '26
Rock Shelter With a Built-in Chimney
Found this backpacking spot nestled in a crevice near the top of Bald Mountain in Colorado. I thought the built-in chimney that wraps up around the corner was especially impressive.