Mechanical tools, without the generic catalog noise.

This workspace groups only the tools that clearly support mechanical design review, tolerance work, release comparison, and recurring calculation lookup.

Start with the highest-confidence tools

These are the mechanical tools that already map cleanly to daily engineering work and repeated friction.

Testers

Tolerance Change Impact Checker

Compare old and new tolerance stack tables to see which changes widened the assembly window most.

Testers

Drawing Inspection Reconciler

Reconcile drawing characteristics against an inspection plan and expose coverage gaps quickly.

Converters

Fastener Clamp Load Checker

Estimate proof load, preload, torque, and separation margin from a compact fastener input set.

Testers

Tolerance Stack-Up Analyzer

Review worst-case and RSS tolerance stacks from simple tabular inputs instead of maintaining fragile spreadsheets.

Converters

Hole/Shaft Fit Calculator

Calculate clearance, interference, and fit windows for hole and shaft tolerance pairs.

Testers

BOM Diff Checker

Compare two BOM exports locally to find added, removed, and changed parts faster.

Testers

Drawing Revision Diff Checker

Compare extracted drawing notes, schedules, and revision text to spot changed lines and number deltas.

Converters

Pressure Drop & Head Loss Calculator

Estimate flow velocity, head loss, and pressure drop for water-like pipe runs directly in the browser.

Converters

Bearing Life Calculator

Estimate bearing life from load, rating, speed, and a visible service factor.

Converters

Gear Ratio & Torque Calculator

Turn tooth counts, speed, and torque into a quick gear ratio screen with efficiency assumptions.

Converters

Belt Drive Calculator

Check pulley speed ratio, belt speed, and approximate belt length for a simple drive layout.

Developer

Mechanical Formula Finder

Search recurring mechanical formulas locally instead of hunting through notes, textbooks, or brittle spreadsheets.

Organized by workflow

Mechanical users should be able to spot their next step immediately instead of translating generic categories.

Why this workspace structure works

The shell, search, and grouping all follow the same mechanical-only logic.

Open the changed dimensions first

Tolerance Change Impact Checker and Tolerance Stack-Up Analyzer expose which revision actually moved the assembly window before anyone debates the spreadsheet.

Review release readiness as a system

Drawing Inspection Reconciler, BOM Diff Checker, and Drawing Revision Diff Checker close the gap between design intent and release paperwork.

Keep high-friction checks within reach

Fastener Clamp Load Checker adds one more repeated machine-design check to the local workspace instead of hiding it in a personal workbook.

Stay mechanical-only here

This workspace deliberately hides unrelated utilities so mechanical engineers see only the tools that clearly belong to their workflow.