What are the best engineering sites?

[jmroz.com]

Hello,

We are putting together a list of the best engineering sites for data, reference, info, procurement, etc. If you can make a suggestion, that would be appreciated.

The sites collected to date are located at
http://www.jmroz.com/engineer

Thank you in advance!

Best regards,

jmroz

 

[Cliff]

We are putting together a list of the best engineering sites for data, reference, info, procurement, etc. If you can make a suggestion, that would be appreciated.

http://matweb.com/index.asp?ckck=1 as a start?

 

[jmroz.com]

Thanks Cliff! That's a great site for materials info. It has been added to http://www.jmroz.com/engineer/reference.htm

Best regards,

jmroz

 

[That70sTick]

eng-tips.com

 

[jmroz.com]

Thanks Thats70sTick! eng-tips.com (a professional forum) has been added to http://www.jmroz.com/engineer/reference.htm.

Best regards,

jmroz

 

[TOP]

Try ScottForge.com. The name speaks for itself.

efunda comes to mind
Wolfram for mathematics

 

[Cliff]

Try ScottForge.com. The name speaks for itself.

Indeed?
"Web Site Not Responding"

 

[scota]

Here is few to check out.

http://sww.qdgnet.com/index.pl/engineering_links

http://www.edeinc.com/useful-links.html

http://www.khake.com/page88.html

 

[jmroz.com]

,

Thanks for those links. They were added to the reference page. Also added the khake.com top level page to the jobs page at jmroz.com, http://www.jmroz.com/jobs.htm Khake.com is a great site for those searching for the right career!

Best regards,

jmroz

 

[Wayne Tiffany]

http://www.boltplanet.com/
http://www.bossard.com/techinfo/en/index.html http://www.efunda.com/home.cfm http://www.elginfasteners.com/engineering.htm http://www.smico.com/pdf/SMICO MATERIAL BULK DENSITY REFERENCE CHART.pdf http://www.stealth316.com/misc/fastener-training-manual.pdf http://icrank.com/cgi-bin/pageman/pageout.cgi?path=/index_html.html http://www.principalmetals.com/

WT

 

[jmroz.com]

Thanks Wayne!

I've added a few of the links today. What search engine do you use for engineering related searches?

Best regards,

jmroz

 

[Wayne Tiffany]

Those are from my collection over the years, so they came from a variety of sources & searches. When I need info I generally start with Google or GlobalSpec.

WT

 

[Montie]

Morning All,

Great links! I added them to my Scuttle site. This is a community site for design links. You can tag and search links.

The main page is at:

http://montie.com/scuttle/

A listing of popular links is at:

http://montie.com/scuttle/populartags.php

You can upload and tag your links manually or by exporting your links form IE. Our page of traditional links is at:

http://montie.com/resources1.htm

Regards,
Montie
Montie Design
www.montie.com

 

[Montie]

Morning All,

Great links! I added them to my Scuttle site. This is a community site for design links. You can tag and search links.

The main page is at:

http://montie.com/scuttle/

A listing of popular links is at:

http://montie.com/scuttle/populartags.php

You can upload and tag your links manually or by exporting your links from IE. Our page of traditional links is at:

http://montie.com/resources1.htm

Regards,
Montie
Montie Design
www.montie.com

 

[Cliff]

Thanks Cliff!

For those oddball files .. what are they? What software is needed? Is there any free software to read them? Try seaching by file extension at http://www.filext.com/

 

[jmroz.com]

Thanks Montie!
The Montie Scuttle link has been added to
http://www.jmroz.com/engineer/reference.htm

Wayne, regarding your search engine preferences, Google and Global Search are listed on the Engineer Start page, http://www.jmroz.com/engineer

Anyone know of any better engineering search engines?

Best regards,

jmroz

 

[Cliff]

Anyone know of any better engineering search engines?

When looking for certain info http://www.scirus.com/srsapp/

 

[jjs]

On 19 Apr 2006 18:27:25 -0700, "jmroz.com" wrote:

http://www.roymech.co.uk/index3.htm#Tables

Quite a broad range of links

http://www.roymech.co.uk/Useful_Tables/Seals/Seals_Index.html is useful as I have such a bad memory

https://plastics.bayer.com/plastics/emea/en/femsnap/index.jsp for snap fit design - Designers - make Seth's life easier. ;-)

TTFN

Jonathan

Thanks Montie!
The Montie Scuttle link has been added to
http://www.jmroz.com/engineer/reference.htm

Wayne, regarding your search engine preferences, Google and Global Search are listed on the Engineer Start page, http://www.jmroz.com/engineer

Anyone know of any better engineering search engines?

Best regards,

...

 

[ifalu]

On that note what are the forums and the groups with the most traffic?
Besides this one I will like to visit them to see what the majority talks about in CAD!!!

Thanks

Ian