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: Difference between a robotic cylinder and a single-axis robot

2024/9/28 Robo Cylinder /Single Axis Robot

Today's note is about the difference between RoboCylinders and single-axis robots. I think it is better to clearly understand the difference between RoboCylinder and Single Axis Robot. Because, single axis ...

: What is cutting temperature? Summary of what you can do to lower the cutting temperature.

2025/9/5 Machining/ Foundation

Today's note is on "What is cutting temperature? Today's topic is "What is Cutting Temperature and What Can Be Done to Reduce It? Recently, I have been designing more and more machining-specific machines, and I have been wondering about the cutting temperature ...

: From TamaDic's Ten Design Principles: Ten Tips for Mechanical Designers

2025/10/19 The story of machine design

Today's note is on "From TamaDic's Ten Lessons in Design: Ten Tips for Mechanical Designers". How should we designers be? I see this and am usually aware of it, but the words ...

: Summary of O-ring crushing allowance, crushing ratio, and filling ratio

2020/9/9 O-ring

Today's note is about "O-ring crush allowance, crush rate, and fill rate summary". O-rings (JIS B 2401) are used to prevent liquids and gases from leaking out of devices, but the selection of O-rings ...

: Summary of square pipe standards (size, standard length, strength, and characteristics)

2024/6/17 Material Dimensions/Material Properties

Today's memo is about the standards (size, standard length, strength, properties) of square pipes. This covers commonly used square steel pipes for structural applications, general structural square steel pipes: STKR. Regarding the types of square pipes, for mechanical structures...

: Summary of formulas and necessary information for buckling calculations (loads and stresses) [with Excel calculations].

2025/11/16 Strength calculation

Today's note is about "Summary of formulas and necessary information for buckling calculations (loads and stresses)". The machines that we, mechanical designers, design are often compacted as a result, so buckling load and buckling ...

: 2DCAD and 3DCAD are tools for making things, so it's not a matter of being a step ahead because you are dealing with 3D.

2024/3/28 2DCAD／3DCAD

Today's memo is about "2DCAD and 3DCAD, tools for making things, not about being one step ahead because you are dealing with 3D. The difference between 2DCAD and 3DCAD is a matter of who ...

: Why I think you need to be more skilled than a CAD operator because you are a mechanical designer.

2024/3/28 2DCAD／3DCAD

Today's note is about "Why I think you need to be more skilled than a CAD operator because you are a mechanical designer. I've heard a lot of us designers say that CAD is a tool, that it's separate from design.

: List of pipe taper threading amount, depth, and threading dimensions

2025/10/13 General Standards/Recognition, Piping screw

Today's memo is about "Screw-in Amount, Depth, and Dimensions of Pipe Threads." This article is for those who want to know the screw-in amount, depth, and dimensions of pipe threads; those who want to see the thread shape and dimensions of pipe threads...

: Must Read: What You Can Do to Avoid Raising the Cost of Machining Cutting Parts

2025/11/13 Machining/ Foundation, Drawing/Writing

Today's note is about "what you can do to avoid raising the cost of machining cutting parts". Today's article is primarily about machined parts.

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