I just graduated from the mechanical design major, how to quickly learn non-standard mechanical design. Where do you learn from and what aspects of knowledge should you focus on?

The mechanical design major covers a very wide range of knowledge. What we learn in school is only general theory. When it comes to work, there will be vastly different characteristics, so we need to combine these characteristics to further learn on the job. , it takes at least 3 to 5 years of design practice before you can be said to have stepped into the door of mechanical design, but you will become more and more proficient in the future.

After graduation, mastering standard parts should be the focus. Just imagine: the designed bearings, materials, threads, gears, transmission belts, chains, etc., if they are not designed according to standards, then these items will not be possible. Therefore, this plan is just an arm's length talk, and will be regarded as a joke.

As for non-standard mechanical design, you can only get involved after you have fully mastered standard mechanical design, because it requires knowing the shortcomings of all standard parts and using non-standard design only as a last resort.