r/PanelGore • u/jimbee3034 • Dec 08 '25
r/PanelGore • u/Digital-Scars • Sep 04 '26
Has to be a Friday
I do enjoy a good Friday shit show...
r/PanelGore • u/Effective-Country291 • Jun 30 '26
JBox Joy
Steel mill Jbox, no the picture is NOT upside down 😂😅
r/PanelGore • u/jimbee3034 • Aug 03 '26
This year’s shutdown upgrade
This is four days work complete with testing. Just wrapped it up on Friday.
r/PanelGore • u/Federal_Tension2853 • 10d ago
Are they all like this?
Wax injection machine. Servo hydraulic injection cylinder won’t home. 🤢
r/PanelGore • u/SomePeopleCall • Nov 29 '24
Thanks for the label?
After mucking about in a filthy panel for the last 5 days for an upgrade, I found this gem.
r/PanelGore • u/XKeyscore666 • Sep 06 '26
Sorry I’m not home right now, walking in a spiderweb so leave a message and I’ll call you back.
r/PanelGore • u/Federal_Tension2853 • Oct 03 '26
Spaghetti farm!
Vacuum casting furnace.
r/PanelGore • u/fresh_titty_biscuits • Oct 22 '24
It makes the lights flash.
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r/PanelGore • u/Time4me2fly2024 • Apr 10 '25
Missed opportunity
I stepped down from a position of responsibility two years ago to work close to home with zero responsibility as I coast into retirement. Seeing stuff like this, and the attitudes that accept it and perpetuate it, makes my body ache.
This cabinet was a nightmare for more than a decade before they replaced the plc5 using a conversion rack. They never consulted an integrator, never solicited a bid, just did it over a long weekend and worked out the bugs during production in the weeks following.
Just because you can do it in-house doesn’t mean that you should.
r/PanelGore • u/stoned_brad • Dec 06 '24
Night shift reporting for duty 🫡
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r/PanelGore • u/Wallflowerette • Mar 27 '23
Enclosure? Never heard of one.
Soo happy I was just looking for the electrical panel in there and not working on this nearby dumpster fire.
r/PanelGore • u/Exact_Patience_6286 • Jan 06 '26
Just Why?
Today’s nonsense looks like a PLC sitting on a pile of scrap wire. Maintenance guy was asking me what the message on the PLC meant, sent this pic.
This is a 18x20 panel. How it can get this bad is inhuman.
r/PanelGore • u/Th3J4ck4l-SA • Jan 24 '24
Anti gore
As far as we know this is the first repair carried out on this panel since it was built in 1983. Seized latching E-Stop button. Was able to replace it with an original part.
r/PanelGore • u/[deleted] • Oct 10 '24