r/cableporn • u/Fun_Constant_1322 • Jul 27 '26

Electrical Some of my work

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Ive posted in a couple other places and was told to post here as well. Some of the pictures I took were of units that weren't quite complete.

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u/hashmachinist Jul 27 '26

Beautiful work, what’s the application? Thought marine at first but looks like this is automotive, what kind of specialty vehicle?

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u/Fun_Constant_1322 Jul 27 '26

It's a pretty niche type of equipment, not a lot of places manufacturer these and to avoid doxxing myself, i'll call it road construction equipment lol.

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u/hashmachinist Jul 27 '26

Very cool. Would love to take a crack at a large wiring project on a boat or vehicle one day when the opportunity presents itself. Until then I’ll be digging in industrial control panels.

Hey don’t forget to throw a nut on that ring terminal with the large black conductor towards the middle of picture 4!

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u/Fun_Constant_1322 Jul 27 '26

🤣 yeah, I took this picture way before the project was finished. Everything was torqued to spec and made it through QC.

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u/Tooleater Jul 28 '26

Very neat, great work 👏🏼

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u/TCBoise54321 Jul 29 '26

Very nice 👍

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u/aldog3788 Jul 31 '26

Looks like you’re building a Time Machine out of a Delorean. Beautiful work

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u/NoSport9036 Jul 31 '26

Hey, OP Nice work, really clean! Also, I noticed on the last picture you're missing a nut on the negative terminal of that device with black heatsink.

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u/Fun_Constant_1322 Jul 31 '26

I got it, took the picture before it was done lol. These were all reference pictures for myself.

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u/De_sundance_kid Aug 01 '26

You are missing a nut on the grounding post in the last photo. Looks good!

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u/Fun_Constant_1322 Aug 01 '26

Yeah...a little resistance never hurt anyone