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Mr. Scott
Registrace 22. 02. 2015
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INTRODUCTION TO MULTI VIEW PACKET PROBLEMS 5 1 TO 6 2
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INTRODUCTION TO MULTI VIEW PACKET PROBLEMS 5 1 TO 6 2
INVENTOR - CHAPTER 20 DESIGN PRESENTATION
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INVENTOR - CHAPTER 20 DESIGN PRESENTATION
INVENTOR - CHAPTER 17 - JOINT CONNECTIONS
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INVENTOR - CHAPTER 17 - JOINT CONNECTIONS
INVENTOR TUTORIAL - DRAWING LAYOUT & PDF SUBMISSION
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INVENTOR TUTORIAL - DRAWING LAYOUT & PDF SUBMISSION
INTRODUCTION TO MULTI VIEW - PACKET INTRODUCTION
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INTRODUCTION TO MULTI VIEW - PACKET INTRODUCTION
INTRODUCTION TO MULTI VIEW PACKET PROBLEM 3 1
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INTRODUCTION TO MULTI VIEW PACKET PROBLEM 3 1
1A INSTRUMENT PRACTICE HOLE GUIDE FULL SCALE DRAWING
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1A INSTRUMENT PRACTICE HOLE GUIDE FULL SCALE DRAWING
Section views - swivel hanger (problem 9-14)
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Section views - swivel hanger (problem 9-14)
INTRO TO DRAWING SECTIONS - FULL SECTION VIEWS
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INTRO TO DRAWING SECTIONS - FULL SECTION VIEWS
Section views - (problem 9-12 & Column Support)
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Sketching removed sections and aligned sections.
Section drawing - full section (problem 9-11)
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Section drawing - full section (problem 9-11)
Section views - offset sections (problem 9-10)
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Section views - offset sections (problem 9-10)
INVENTOR - PART MODELING & DRAWING REVIEW
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INVENTOR - PART MODELING & DRAWING REVIEW
HAND DRAFTING - ELECTRICAL & LIGHTING DESIGN
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HAND DRAFTING - ELECTRICAL & LIGHTING DESIGN
REVIT - CHAPTER 7 - CREATING AND EDITING VIEWS
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REVIT - CHAPTER 7 - CREATING AND EDITING VIEWS
INTRODUCTION TO INVENTOR WORKFLOW AND CHAPTER1 PRACTICE
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INTRODUCTION TO INVENTOR WORKFLOW AND CHAPTER1 PRACTICE
No space for a smoke detector even though there is a fire place
👍 wonderful
could you plz give me the CAD_File
Very good Keep it up
Make your drawing fast
Bro thank you so much i can finally do my homework
WOW! - I TAUGHT DRAFTING TO HIGH SCHOOL/COLLEGE STUDENT'S FOR 45 YEARS - I WOULD USE THIS VIDEO ON "HOW NOT TO USE DRAFTING TOOLS!" - WRONG PRACTICES: YOU TOLD THEM TO TAPE TWO CORNERS AND THEN ADD THE LAST TWO?? NEVER TAPED LAST TWO CORNERS; CHANGING DRAWING ON THE TOP AND BOTTOM OF ANY T-SQUARE, NEVER; MEASURING 1/2" BORDER LINES ON "BOTH SIDE", NOT NEEDED WITH T-SQUARE; DRAWING LETTERING LAYOUT LINE WITH YOUR SCALE, NEVER; POSITION OF PENCIL STRAIGHT UP, NEVER; BORDER LINES EXTENDED WAY PAST INTERSECTING OTHER BORDER LINE, WHY? - YOU THEN HAVE TO ERASE THOSE LINES? -THERE ARE SO MANY MORE, BUT YOU UNDERSTAND THAT THIS IS NOT A "PROFESSIONAL DRAFTING INSTRUCTOR" AND IS TEACHING POOR PRACTICES
This is the most stupid video I have ever seen on youtube. How do you just draw things without explanation? If you don't want others to understand you better keep your knowledge to yourself...selfish man
Where is the voice?!!
I need to down load this vidio
Thanks for the this video
What a wasting time
Great 👍
this 3way switch control system drawing wrong omg 。。。
Good
Thank you .....
Great video. Thank you for your efforts.
what are those red points close to the doors
what are those red points close to the doors
what are those red points close to the doors
Am a beginner who want to learned about Architecture drawing so please if you take your time and do it,I will continue to follow your pages
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Great vid!
What book is that?
What kind of paper did you use to create that drawing of electric plan?
Magkano po ang babayaran sa PEE pag nagPAGAWA po ng electric layout plan
JEM BOY B. DANEOSO DEPARTMENT OF TECHNOLOGY BIT 1F MAJOR IN ELECTRICAL DAY
Beautiful explanation! Helped me learn a lot
Do you have a video for making the model? like for a sheet metal profile like roof panels etc?
Thank for sharing
Ye kiya bhai ko kanchna pakd liye hai kiya jra si bhi majal sound aa jye
Good education video
instructions unclear, went to the side of room, did not find T-square 3/10
Hello, Can you explain why didn't you draw a vertical solid line in side view besides circle B? That looks like an edge after the sectioning doesn't it?
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Pa shotput po hahaha
HAHA...ok paka?
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Students please don't use your architectural ruler as a straight edge!!!! It degrades the ruler and it's what your triangles are for!
Hi could i maby have the name of the book and the author ❤️
I think they are in description
You missed something, filling a section wall with solid color or double line hatch or using thicker line is a standard at architectural drawings
Thank you so much for the help! It means a lot!
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Could have skipped the first 6 minutes and started with the floor plan already drawn. A little explanation would be nice. Why does the small wall need an outlet? How small is small? Does a 4" wide wall need an outlet?
Dennis Miller Your answer is 24" creates required receptacle.
Kevin, yeah, 2' requires an outlet. The video could have mentioned that, and maybe gone into a few more details. For example, a situation I'm not sure about as I wire my new house this week is, if I have a corner, let's say in the living room, where the walls in the corner are both 25" long, and next to the corner are 5' wide doorways, apparently I need to put in 2 outlets even though clearly 1 outlet would cover the corner just fine. It seems like there should be exceptions related to either floor area or functionality, not just a blind rule of >2ft = another outlet. For example saying only one outlet is required in a hall, that's a practical allowance that makes sense. But I haven't seen anything practical for a small corner where the usable area in front of them is less than 5 sq ft.
Dennis Miller The rules of the NEC are written around the fact that almost everything you buy (except for kitchen equipment and vacuum like equipment) have 6' cords. So receptacles are started a minimum 6' from a door, then 12' center to center around the room. I suggest you put them a little closer though so you can put them where they make more sense. So your two 25" walls in a corner requires (1)receptacle. Also consider that cords are not allowed in doors or door openings so consider each room. If you need something else, just ask. I designed electrical systems since 1983. Little rusty on dwellings, but have 2017 NEC within reach. Respectfully, Kevin
@@KevinCoop1, thanks for your insights. I'm also aware of the 12' max spacing rule, but I was under the impression that the "wall greater than 2 ft" rule took precedence. Sounds like you're saying it doesn't, which would make sense IMO.
Dennis Miller Correct. 24" to 12'-0" wall requires one receptacle. Have you researched and calculated number of circuits required?
Hey, I have a question why do you use the opening door and the sliding door at the same wall which leads the opening to the same space
maybe he forgot to draw a closet? :D
thank you so much for this
what did you use for erase the pen
t was GOOD but i did not like that much because it was not sound.
I need someone to say something!! Useless without explanation
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