Top 10 Steps of the Mechanical Design Process - DQDesign

[@mossm717]

That point about an engineering degree teaching you analysis, not design, is so true! And so many engineers just want to sit and crunch analysis, without thinking about if the design is smart in the first place.

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Best introductory I've herd yet,

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This video is sooooo underrated! Speaking as an mechanical engineering student this is definitely helpful!

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[@connorhynes2207]

I am so happy I learn 3d modeling in high school. I took biomedical engineering in college and was always picked on projects for my design skills. Ive been a mech design engineer for a large contact lens manufacture for 3 years now. GD&T and drawing sop was one thing that I had to learn and have found out that it is critical. Learning metrology has also been a big help

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Sounds like you're developing a great portfolio.

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One of the best videos I have come across about engineering design.

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[@connorhynes2207]

If you can ask a tool maker for their opinion. ALWAYS do it. Just because you can make it in CAD doesnt mean it is the right way to make it.

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Great video!! Entertaining and informative! You earned another Subscriber! (Pittsburgh tech student)

[@dqdesign6456]

Thank you, I appreciate that!

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When we pick up a platic product we see ridges that reinforce the structure and reduce the amount of proct used ABS etc. Is there a discipline these techniques come under. Fantastic ammount of experience thanks for your help.

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This video is really great helpful for me and other mechanical design engineer

[@princegoyal1652]

I didn't understand this, I am working on a mechanical project. I just want to know how you are working on the design project from starting to the final product deliverable. it will be very helpful if you can suggest sometimes.

[@designaddict101]

In semi retirement my projects are still ambitious but these concepts are foremost in an old engineers head... : )

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Sir, your account is full of informative videos . It would better if you could do tutorials and courses on engineering skills. Because all other channels are mainly focusing on software engineering and coding.

[@BrownMInc]

I agree!! I understand software and digital technologies are the wave but I feel like mechanical engineering doesn't get the kind of love and publicity it deserves. With software, almost every small thing is indexed and searchable and in most cases is freely open. With mechanical design it feels like shots in the dark and stumbling processes. And then once you attain a certain level of knowledge it's like you either only ever find the absolute basics or the most esoteric things. There's a channel called star rapid that's a rapid prototyping company and they've been great in bridging that gap between absolute basics and the more niche topics. Check them out as well! There's also tarkka but they upload veeeerryyy slowly

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I just watched your video and its great. I have a project of designing and manufacturing a MagLev VAWT. I'd like you to help me by offering your advice on what you think is a great design and how I can go about it.

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Excellent video 👍

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Hi, Dear Sir, kindly I asking if you can help me with mechanical design for oliveoil bottle cap rotary handle, this two steps first one the initial cap as filter and second the head cap. Appreciate your cooperation.

[@connorhynes2207]

Non design engineers always say fuck the engineer that put this wear part in a tough location. So always walk through the maintenance of a part that has pm.

[@iulian455]

Thank you for the video! It really helps! Is there any book to help me understand better all the variables involved in the design process? I want to become a design engineer but the only step made till now was to begin learning a design tool. Thank you!

[@dqdesign6456]

We all learn differently, I couldn't point to any one source. However the tech schools do expose students to mechanical design theory along with the CAD tools. I'm hands on and driven to learn everything I could related to my various missions. Once in the industry or in a mentoring program (Like FIRST FRC), watching how professionals dissect their projects from program/project management, to deliverables and installations result in awareness of all the aspects of design.

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Thank you I think we can shall may vphv understand the importance truth and value of mechanical engineering components ( like front wheel axles etc., ) nature of materials their analogy ( with elements or sense organs like eyes nose etc., ) the change in nature strength or plasticity with loading unloading etc , practical uses in daily life and design at any cost............and also last but not least appreciate and thank god mother nature for gifting us with precious organs atleast once in a day or thrice at any cost................

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great video. thank you

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Great video and channel. Hope for new stuff soon..

[@dqdesign6456]

Thank you, I'm happily aware of hitting 100 subs! So I'm thinking about a video regarding communicating technical information. Always a big topic thru ought my career.

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Can I work freelance as a mechanical engineer in mechanical engineering..How?? Thanks .sir

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Thanks are there any reference books on this subject

[@josephshaff5194]

Then you might move to Mechanical Movements Series. It's a constant study and it never ends.

[@bmo200]

What if I do not understand any of this, however I simply have the ideas. Where do I even begin?

[@dqdesign6456]

What's your goal, to learn or execute your ideas?

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Thank you! Very informative. Loved the memes. Background text felt archaic...font wasn't fun to read. If possible, text should be kept a bit longer on the screen for slow readers.

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Pretty Good. Thanks for sharing.

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If u have PP of this video would be helpful to is ME students and teachers, thanks

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