Peripheral knowledge and observation perspectives required for mechanical design.
1. Be proficient in reading mechanical design manuals . Be familiar with some technical features of standard parts and commonly used parts. 2. Know many common parts suppliers and skillfully read their product samples. Nowadays, mechanical design tends to be modular, and the overall technical requirements for mechanical equipment manufacturing plants focus more on the assembly and application of some accessories and components. 3. Be familiar with the raw materials. Because thinning, narrowing, and shortening are common in the steel market, what you buy may be different from what you expected. 4. Have an in-depth understanding of the structural principles and performance characteristics of various commonly used machine tools. As the saying goes, everything changes without departing from its roots, and the same is true for machine tools. 5. Have certain machine tool assembly capabilities. The drawings can be better used in actual operations and avoid mismatch between the drawings and th...