Technical Tapestries
Description: Celebrate your expertise with this funny fixer design. Ideal for mechanics, engineers, handymen, and dads who proudly say That's What I Do I Fix Shit And I Know Things.
That's What I Do I Fix Shit And I Know Things Fixer Mechanic Handyman Engineer Tapestry
by Fiesta of Pets
$30
Description: A blueprint-style graphic on a black background displays a complex bicycle with square wheels. Text labels indicate various components like 'Flux Capacitor Housing', 'Improbability Drive', 'Confidence System', 'Steering Mechanism 04', and 'Square Wheel Traction Optimizer'. The top features the bold text 'TRUST ME I AM AN ENGINEER'.
Description: Experience the beauty of kinetic energy transformed into time. This vintage woodcut engraving style illustration reveals the power generation system of an automatic mechanical watch. It displays a beautifully engraved semi-circular oscillating weight (rotor) floating above an open mainspring barrel, highlighting the tightly coiled spring, reversing gear, and winding stem. A premium design for horologists, watch enthusiasts, and fans of classical engineering aesthetics.
Description: A detailed blueprint-style representation of the U.S. Guard Cutter Hamilton, active from 1967 to 2001. The vessel is depicted in white outline against a black background. It features a helicopter on its deck and the identification numbers '00' and '393'. A table with technical engineering details is visible at the bottom.
U.S. Guard Cutter Hamilton 1967-2001 Technical Engineering Blueprint Tapestry
by JOKSNESTGAMESS1992
$30
Description: A diagram showcasing various welding techniques with clear visual representations and labels. It includes "FILLET WELD", "BUTT WELD", "LAP WELD", "TEE WELD", "CORNER WELD", "EDGE WELD (VAR. 1)", "EDGE WELD (VAR. 2)", "SPOT WELD", "SEAM WELD", and "GROOVE WELD". The style is line-based with a dark background.
Description: Noborigama (Climbing kiln) (登り窯) "Noborigama" these days generally means a kiln with a partitioned chamber for firing large quantities of ceramics and other ware, built on a slope so that gravity draws the flue gas through the kiln, keeping the high temperatures constant throughout the chamber. This kiln works particularly well for manufacturing uniform goods when the surface of ware is coated by glaze. Before the development of transport systems, Noborigama was constructed near to where the ware would be sold or in places abundant in the raw materials of clay, fuel and water.
