
Author: EngineerDog.com
Michael is a mechanical engineer, technical writer, and 3D printing enthusiast. He loves creating and sharing open source projects and writing about his professional experiences through his blog at EngineerDog.com.


Building Hope With The Mug-O-Matic Modular Toy CNC

What are the Key Ingredients for a Competitive Combat Robot?

Design for Assembly Tips- Building a Better 3D Printed Linear Actuator

Book Review: The Art of Troubleshooting by Jason Maxham

How to convert an image into a 3D printable file.

Engineering Guidelines for Selecting Mechanical Design Tolerances

The Verdict is in…Kids LOVE SimpleSumo!

Why Engineers Should Care to Learn GD&T

A Practical Guide to FDM 3D Printing Gears

7 Tricks Engineers Need to Know about Digital Data Management.

How to Price Your 3D Model & 3D Printed Products

How To Make Money With Your 3D Printer

What’s New with EngineerDog?

Building a Better Filament Fuser

Bicycle BoosterPack Series: Further Development

Bicycle BoosterPack Series Part 2: Wheeeeee!

The ‘Bicycle BoosterPack’ Kit: A New Ultralight Portable Electric Assist

Practical Uses for 3D Printing in a Manufacturing Environment

The Class I Wish I Took in Engineering School

Engineering Design Lessons Learned the Hard Way

Engineering a 3 Wheel Vehicle Chassis

Mechanical Testing 3D Printed Parts: Results and Recommendations

EngineerDog Showcase at Maker Faire Cincinnati a Success!

The Ultimate Altoids Tin Survival Kit

Why I’m sick of sitting at work and what I did about it.

Why does plastic turn white under stress?

Maker Faire Detroit 2015 was Awesome

How I Started A Major House Fire And The Innovation That Could Have Prevented It.

Why You Should Give Your Best Ideas Away…for Free.

10 Lessons Learned from my Electric Motorcycle Conversion

Powder bed & inkjet 3D printing like you’ve never seen before!

What do skyscrapers, tractor-trailers, and precision flow meters have in common?

Effect of Acetone Vapor Polishing on 3D Printed ABS Parts

Why do projects always take longer than expected?

Check out TestrBot, the $300 Universal Test Machine!

Testing Series Part 1: The Problem, The Plan, and The Prototype

Introduction to 3D Printing Materials Testing Series

Engineers Beware the Ultimate Productivity Killer: Nerd Sniping

Why do refrigerator magnets only stick on one side?

3D Printing a 3D Honeycomb Infill concept.

Sustenance Paste: An Experiment with Liquid Food Replacement

My Three Best Tips for Developing Self-Discipline

Free Resource: Ball Screw Design Calculator

Constraints Drive Creative Solutions, But Not Necessarily Better Ones.

Why people enjoy making things at home more than at work

Why Designing for Convenience should be a Top Priority

10 Tricks Engineers Need to Know About Fasteners

Free Electrical Wire Gauge Sizing Calculator
