10 Useful Instagrams that Mechanical engineers should be following

More than a billion people use Instagram and many of you reading this article are quite active on it. Therefore, we’ve searched the and found the 10 interesting Instagram accounts that are worth following for Mechanical Engineers. So, without further ado let’s check out:

1. instructables
2. titansofcnc
3. interestingengineering
4. mechanic_tube
5. mechanical
6. gaugehow
7. automobile_engineering
8. grabcadcommunity
9. solidworkscadguru
10. mindsetofgreatness

instructables

The Instructables is a very useful account, especially for Mechanical students. You can get a ton of innovative ideas for your projects from here and guess what? they also provide DIY tutorials on how to make them.

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titansofcnc

If you’re into CNC machining, then you must be following them. These people are CNC Machining Experts and have a free online academy with 130,000+ current students. You can see a lot of cool and informative videos on CNC machines and other stuff related to them.

interestingengineering

The Interesting Engineering IG account makes use of creative storytelling to highlight the enthralling inner workings of the latest scientific breakthroughs and technological innovations. This IG account keeps you updated with what’s going on around the world in terms of technology and engineering and people are you’ll love it just as the 2million followers of Interesting Engineering.

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mechanic_tube

The mechanic_tube IG account provides a mix of informational videos, pictures & diagrams, and also a few memes in between. Another daily source of awesome content to give you further insight into the marvelous world of mechanical engineering. You are surely going to learn many things.

mechanical

Here at the mechanical IG account, you can find a number of informational as well as interesting videos on different machines and processes that you can learn from. This page is jam-packed with information to make your day fun!

gaugehow

GaugeHow is another informative and useful IG account for Mechanical engineers. The GaugeHow page has explained a number of Mechanical topics in bite-sized information on their page and this makes it worth a follow.

automobile_engineering

For those interested in cars this IG account is for you. You can find a ton of information on car parts and their systems along with detailed diagrams. I’m sure you’ll learn a lot if not something from this page.

grabcadcommunity

The grabcadcommuity is the account of GrabCAD which is the largest online community of professional engineers, designers, manufacturers, and STEM students on the planet. Here you can get to know the modeling and additive manufacturing industry.

solidworkscadguru

This IG account is for students who are learning Solidworks or other CAD software. They have lots of videos on simulation and rendering, as well as they post drawings for you to practice too. So if you’re into CAD, then it’s worth a follow.

mindsetofgreatness

I know that this isn’t a mechanical account but is quite a useful one and some of you reading this might be already among their 2.8m followers. We mechanical people too are humans and there are some highs and lows in our life too. This IG account has posts full of positive energy and motivation that will surely help & inspire you to keep pushing and achieving your goals. And what’s even cooler is the fact that they post new motivating content every day! All of this makes it deserve a follow.

The following were the 10 Useful Instagram accounts for Mechanical engineers. Do you follow any other interesting IG account that should be on this list? Let us know in the comments.

And don’t forget to tell your fellow engineers about it. Sharing links are given below!