If you read our other posts discussing SolidWorks or Creo, then you know we use, and value both. Of course, in the CAD industry there is a constant bit of bantering
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If you read our other posts discussing SolidWorks or Creo, then you know we use, and value both. Of course, in the CAD industry there is a constant bit of bantering
What happened at your last project design review? Think about it, was it valuable? Maybe more than you think . . .
Numbers are exact, and engineering is full of numbers. The world, on the other hand is imprecise and full of all sorts of anomalies. Where does that leave engineering? Is it relevant?
The big dilemma: Where should we get this new widget made? Domestically? Or in another country? There are a lot of interrelated and complex aspects to answering this question,
A Quick Service Addition For Customer Convenience For those who transport bicycles a lot, having a great bike rack for your vehicle is a must. Another good thing is a service stand that allows simple maintenance for the bike when you get there.
This is the second part of our Case Study combining Tandem Torsion Axles with a Walking Beam for smaller trailers. In this post we'll get into strength
The Walking Beam Suspension is not new, nor are Torsion Axles. They both have unique advantages and cool benefits, so what about putting them together? . . . For smallish trailers? Oh, but there are some interesting design challenges.
OK, be honest. The title question above is rude, but really . . . How many times have you asked this, or a similar question? Did you find a customer use case that the designers didn't think about?
I visited a link on YouTube the other day, and on completion, it gave a "next up" that caught my attention. The title is "Torsion vs Leaf Spring Suspension ...". Since I engineer trailers with both
Very honored to participate with a group of eighth grade science students practicing the engineering and design process with their "Dream Invention" projects. Training, if you will, the next generation of engineers. What a great way to learn by doing.