Technical Pins and Buttons
Red Typography With Silhouette Style Grindcore Music Group Pin
by kicaumanie
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Description: A blueprint-style layout with a central depiction of the P-5000 Power Loader. Text elements include 'P-5000 POWER LOADER' at the top, 'TECHNICAL SPECIFATIONS' below, and a 'NOTES' section. Various labels point to parts of the machine with text like 'P-5000 フォンデン' and 'P-5000 ルイラジェ ドスト'. The bottom features 'CAT' and 'WEIYLAND-YUTANI CORPORATION BUILDING BETTER WORLDS'. The overall style is a technical diagram on a black background with white linework.
P-5000 Power Loader Technical Specifications Blueprint Pin
by maniacstudio
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Description: We are experiencing a brief interruption in our regularly scheduled programming. Somewhere between the test pattern and the late-night movie, something got into the signal. PLEASE STAND BY. THE MONSTERS ARE COMING. Inspired by 1950s–60s local television, battered CRT sets, analog interference, station test patterns and the wonderfully cheap monster movies that once appeared after everyone else had gone to bed. Distressed halftones, broadcast static and an unidentified creature lurking behind the interference give the design the appearance of a forgotten television-station graphic rescued from an old archive. No streaming. No digital restoration. No explanation. Please remain near your television
![Engineer [En-Juh-Neeer] Noun 1. A Person Who Solves A Problem You Didn't Know You Had, In A Way You Don't Understand. See Also: Wizard, Magician. Engineering Professional Funny Definition Gift Pin](https://images.teepublic.com/derived/production/designs/97346560_0/1786568933/i_m:bi_production_blanks_vdbwo35fw6qtflw9kezw_1565806151,c_166_104_x830,bc_000000,s_313,q_90.webp)
Description: Engineer [En-Juh-Neeer] Noun 1. A Person Who Solves A Problem You Didn't Know You Had, In A Way You Don't Understand. See Also: Wizard, Magician. This Design Is For Engineers, Engineering Professionals, Science Enthusiasts, And Problem Solvers. It Makes A Perfect Gift For Graduates, Students, Or Anyone In A Technical Field Who Appreciates Funny Workplace Definitions.
Description: A detailed cross-section rendering of a jet engine, presented in grayscale against a black background. Various components are clearly labeled, including 'LARGE FAN BLADES', 'BYPASS DUCT', 'HP COMPRESSOR', 'COMBUSTION CHAMBER', 'HP TURBINE', 'LP TURBINE', 'LP COMPRESSOR', and 'EXHAUST NOZZLE'. A small depiction of an airplane is shown in the bottom right corner.
Description: A white circuit diagram on a black background with two distinct regulator circuits labeled 'REGULATOR 1 CIRCUIT' and 'REGULATOR 2 CIRCUIT'. The top circuit takes 'IN1 12V DC' and outputs '+5V', while the bottom takes 'IN2 9V DC' and outputs '+5V'. Text phrases 'WHAT PART OF...' and 'DON'T YOU UNDERSTAND?' are prominently displayed.
What Part Of... Don't You Understand? Circuit Diagram Pin
by chasingvisions
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Description: A humorous, monochrome graphic that anatomically labels a Basset Hound with aviation terms. The top section shows a side view of the dog, with labels such as 'Laminar Flow,' 'Vertical Stabilizer,' and 'Exhaust.' The bottom section displays a front view with labels 'Fuel Intake,' 'Sensors,' and 'Landing Gear.' The overall style is a technical diagram.
Description: A detailed diagram of a pigeon with various technological components attached, presented on a black background. The pigeon has a camera on its head, a speaker on its beak, a microphone on its neck, a CPU displayed on its body, and a charging port on its leg. The text "IF IT FLIES" is at the top and "IT SPIES" is at the bottom.
Description: Forget everything you thought you knew about condensation trails. This is not mere H2O vapor; it is a precision-engineered atmospheric delivery system. Introducing our Aerial Blueprint: the declassified field manual for the discerning sky-strategist. This technical schematic reveals the complex, multi-vector grid pattern required for whatever it is they are 'spraying' up there. Whether you're an expert in fluid dynamics, a dedicated armchair researcher into forgotten patents, or just someone who prefers their sky to be a planned, geometric design rather than random chaos, this is your official uniform. Wear it to express your deep appreciation for industrial-scale efficiency, to signal your skepticism of basic meteorological science to your
Description: A monochrome graphic featuring a camera in the center. The text "NO, I DON'T JUST "CLÍCK A BUTTON’” is displayed above the camera. Inside the camera lens is a white silhouette of a tree. Below the camera, the technical details "5.0 sec at ff4.0 24mm ISO 100” are shown in white text.
NO, I DON'T JUST “CLÍCK A BUTTON’ with Camera and Tree Pin
by STUDIO DESIGN JAMSON
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Description: A schematic rendering of a bicycle with detailed technical callouts and measurements, presented in a blueprint style. The text "TRUST ME, I AM AN ENGINEER" is prominently displayed at the top. Key components like "Tri-Spoke Configuration", "Custom Frame Geometry", and "Square Drive Adaptor" are labeled.
Description: A detailed, monochromatic depiction of a jet engine on a black background. Above the engine, complex engineering formulas and mathematical equations are scattered. Below the engine, bold white text reads "TRUST ME, I'M AN ENGINEER". The style is realistic with sharp lines.
Jet Engine with Engineering Formulas "Trust Me, I'm an Engineer" Pin
by Bentonhio
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Description: A technical diagram illustrating simple beam analysis. It shows a beam under a uniform distributed load with reaction forces labeled 'R'. The diagram includes dimensions L/2 and L (m) and formulas for maximum deflection (delta max), maximum moment (M), and maximum shear (V). The style is clear and schematic.
Simple Beam Analysis Uniform Distributed Load Pin
by didit artwork pangestu
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Description: A super-deformed/chibi (eg "cute") 8bit version of the Clan OmniMech. This is inspired by the version seen in the BattleTech tabletop strategy game supplemental book Technical Readout: 3050, published in 1990. Following the TRO3050 formatting, the Inner Sphere reporting name for the mech is given first, with the official Clan name in parentheses). Due to the nature of this design, it is only sold on dark materials.
Description: A collection of detailed line drawing diagrams showcasing the anatomy of a tennis racket. The central image features a full racket with numbered parts, alongside side views, a top-down view of the racket head, and close-ups of the grip and throat. The style is technical and informative, using white outlines on a dark background.
