Kod5: Free Mechanical & Web Tools

Engineering

These calculators run in the browser and follow published ISO, DIN, or EN standards, with the source standard and a worked example named on each page. The full list is on the DIN EN ISO Standards reference.

Design

Geometry and drawing output: a DXF generator that runs in the browser, ISO 5455/5457 layout planning, cones (ISO 3040), keyways, cutting offsets, and a quick shaft check — returns geometry you can hand to a machinist or a CAM package.

Fluid Systems

Hydraulic and pneumatic sizing from pressure, area, and flow: cylinder force, motor torque, air consumption, and tank capacity in standard units.

QA

Tolerance stack-up, FMEA-style risk scoring, a revision request form, and SMD code decoding — checks that catch problems before fabrication.

Standards & References

ISO 286 fits, DIN 471/472 circlip grooves, DIN 6885 keyways, DIN 5480/5482 splines, DIN 13 thread pitches, and bolt torque tables — every entry cites its source standard, and where a table could be read two ways, a note says which clause applies.

IT

Small text and code utilities — HTML compressors, line and mail filters, character-set adjusters, an ASCII reference, and VBS fixes for aging Windows scripts. Everything runs in the browser or as a copy-paste script: nothing to install, nothing to upload.

Downloads

Vetted freeware and the VBA/VBS macros behind real production spreadsheets — only programs that have actually been tested appear here, so downloads stay free of bundles and adware. Nothing asks for an account or a license key, and files are hosted so they can be checked before use.

Finance

Fuel and gas costs, Turkish VAT (KDV Hesapla), salary conversion, date arithmetic, and a few crypto tools for project-side checks. Enter a value, read the answer, and move on — no accounts or login required.

Others

Small, single-purpose tools for break-time splitting, CE marking checks, and line numbering — plus a few games (İsim Şehir, okey scoreboard, virtual piano) for downtime. Client-side, nothing to install, no registration.

About Kod5

Kod5 started as a side project by a mechanical engineer who got tired of hunting for the same formulas every week. It grew into a toolbox of 50+ calculators, converters, and references — all in the browser, no sign-ups, no ads. Most tools came from real problems (a 2 AM bolt torque check, a tolerance stack-up, a DXF SolidWorks wouldn't export). If you work with machines, pipes, gears, or code, there's probably something here that saves you a few minutes.

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