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This scale: 1"= 40' 0" is from an engineer's ruler, on the architect's ruler scale, what scale would it be? 1/4?

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I am trying to find an answers for the book activities to see if i am teaching the students right or wrong - where can i find that !?

good stuff

Great notes. Thank you.

Regarding question 5: isn’t list of materials on a drawing called a schedule (not a section)?

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I am about to begin a course for plan reading at UC Davis that requires this textbook, is there any way I can earn or show you I deserve a gifted (free) textbook?

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This is exactly what I needed to refresh me on reading a plan for an interview. It has been 6 years out of it, and I thank you for making it simple. A+

4:58 is the engineer's scale overview

Sir please don't tell fast tell some slow

Thsnk you for reviewing the print reading

Super helpful, thank you very much! Time to ace this final exam 😎

Regarding question13 @ 9:10, is it a floor plan or a pictorial drawing (rendering) that shows what the finished building will look like? Per the article, a floor plan is the sectional view 42"to 48" above floor level looking down.

Very informative

What are the 3 main points of this video

Nice

Nice

At 04:57, he deep dives into Engineer Scale.

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Thanks for the refresher! It's been 18 years since I learned this, but its great to have this skill in my toolbox again!

a better camera would have been great

I felt so lost, thank you for the breakdown.

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excellent!

This actually helped alot for a test I have tomorrow thx so much!!

That was a great refresher, thanks for the explanation!!

This was the most informative mini video course ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I enjoyed this, made a video on my channel comparing the differences between architects and engineers, but more on the overall picture, check it out if interested!

thanx for your time and sharing this video

thanx for your time and sharing this info

this is not fair why isnt there something for us who use the Metric system of measurement please help us here

Unfortunately this doesn't help me as i am based in Europe and we use the Metric measure and not the Imperial as is shown here

Nice tutorial but just to point something out. Dont you mean 1:400 on your engineering scale example not 1:40?

Very well explained!

very informative, great video

I bought it today! Very excited (:

wonderful video.. helped me alot

i like all this im just a little bit stuck with math

For example, if 1” = 40’. Why not just take a regular ruler and measure how many inches it is and multiply by 40? I’m trying to figure out if that’s accurate. Thanks.

thank you.

Weird question, but do those tools stay perfectly straight on account of the design?

Totally stupid !

Educational! I really like this presentation!

Thank you so much!!!!!!!