Why Mark recommends it: “Blockpad takes the best features of spreadsheets and calculation notebooks (like Mathcad) and merges them into a single tool, purpose-built for engineers. A math and engineering program where calculations are straightforward and clear, but also powerful and flexible.”
You can do this in Blockpad too, but a ‘sheet’ can be a word processor, spreadsheet, or drawing.
In conventional spreadsheets, you can reference cells in one sheet from another sheet. You can also create and share files over the web. Blockpad works with Excel files, PDF files, and more. How they describe it: “Easy calculation software, like Excel and Mathcad together. Pricing: Freemium model with three tiers (free, individual/small team, and enterprise plans) By getting instant feedback on potential manufacturability issues early, design and manufacturing engineers can reduce scrap and rework as well as schedule overruns.” 3. Why Mark recommends it: “DFMPro lets you analyze your designs for manufacturability based on process-letting you analyze your design according to Design-for-Manufacturing rule sets built around common manufacturing processes like machining, injection molding, sheet metal, casting, and assembly. DFMPro enables design engineers to make informed design decisions and identify and address downstream manufacturability, assembly, quality and serviceability (DFx) related issues during early design stage.”
How they describe it: “DFMPro, a CAD-integrated design for manufacturing software helps you identify and correct downstream issues early in the design stage, leading to reduction of cycle time and, in turn, resulting in high-quality products with lower product development costs. What it does: DFM checks and optimization Pricing : Paid tool, requires submitting demo request or contact form
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