I typically take info from CAD and then into the instrument - especially now when on site there are mostly robotic Total Stations with software easily taking CAD drawings
Greg, Very informative video which you explained nicely but it was like you was travelling on a London Eurostar to Paris Gard e Nord in France at a breath taking speed and leave everyone behind. I have to see this video two or three times to get the full effect of the message embedded in it as it is rich in information for the new Engineer to grasp it in one viewing session. I like the running commentary on what to avoid and what to retain for your work while working with the different mode of the same drawing in pdf and DWG format. Very good instruction. 1: When you copied the values of the coordinate onto your Notepad from the survey drawing then does it always copy it as shown on the video with commas and separation as shown? Please explain. Superb video and congratulations and many thanks.
Thanks for posting these videos they are very informative. Would you be able to recommend a good laptop to me for running these programs. I recently graduated college with a civil engineering degree.
Thanks Alan! I have a gaming one and it's not bad, but it really depends on your budget and I can't really recommend any as I don't know :) Just check requirements for CAD as this probably will be most demanding one, unless you're using Revit, or some 3Ds.
You already have the angle difference between the two grids, not sure why you need to ask for more co-ords. Personally i would create two separate grids and use my own local co-ords rather than use Ref line.
Hi Rob! Having GL AQ/A4 intersection giving us all we need to go and set everything using paper copy and TS06. If using TS06 I would use 2 local grids LATER (as at this point it's not necessary and I have time for architect to reply, checking at the same time how long it takes to get the response from them ;). If using robotic I would just co-ordinate the drawing in global and just work off the drawing/map (Still having my paper copies with me;) . Thank you for comment, it's great to have discussions like this so we can see there are different approaches and many ways of getting the job done right:)
If CAD works well enough you don't need anything else really. I have now company's i5 and it's good enough (not sure what ram). If it starts to annoy you and slow you down then you think to change it :)
Another great video, quick question do you always use the instrument, or do you option to draw up in cad, then export ???
I typically take info from CAD and then into the instrument - especially now when on site there are mostly robotic Total Stations with software easily taking CAD drawings
Sir, i luv watching Ur videos, am a fresher in this field,, I just graduated from high school, not working jet, thanks for the videos,
Hi collins! Happy you like it! Any questions let me know :)
Sir always thumbs 👍up for you
Many many thanks 👍👍👍
Thanks gregg I’m very happy you posted this!!!!
Thanks Mani :)
You are really good Greg thanks. Please more drawings and info.about earthwork and ground works
Thank you! Please follow my LinkedIn page, there will be drawings available soon.
Hai shreya mam. Do you find any job?. I am fm india. Need your help
Greg,
Very informative video which you explained nicely but it was like you was travelling on a London Eurostar to Paris Gard e Nord in France at a breath taking speed and leave everyone behind.
I have to see this video two or three times to get the full effect of the message embedded in it as it is rich in information for the new Engineer to grasp it in one viewing session.
I like the running commentary on what to avoid and what to retain for your work while working with the different mode of the same drawing in pdf and DWG format.
Very good instruction.
1: When you copied the values of the coordinate onto your Notepad from the survey drawing then does it always copy it as shown on the video with commas and separation as shown?
Please explain.
Superb video and congratulations and many thanks.
Asim! Good to know, I'll try to explain better next time :)
Can we download the simulator in our pc and learn?
You have to look for it on-line, I am trying to find it now myself for my future students, as I can't get it like before😁
Thanks
Thank you :)
Thanks for posting these videos they are very informative. Would you be able to recommend a good laptop to me for running these programs. I recently graduated college with a civil engineering degree.
Thanks Alan! I have a gaming one and it's not bad, but it really depends on your budget and I can't really recommend any as I don't know :) Just check requirements for CAD as this probably will be most demanding one, unless you're using Revit, or some 3Ds.
very intresting Greg could you tell where you showed movi how to reed grid lines please.
Hi Jakub! More info about gridlines : czcams.com/video/BH3JEaKsMrk/video.html
Let me know if you need anything else.
You already have the angle difference between the two grids, not sure why you need to ask for more co-ords. Personally i would create two separate grids and use my own local co-ords rather than use Ref line.
Hi Rob! Having GL AQ/A4 intersection giving us all we need to go and set everything using paper copy and TS06. If using TS06 I would use 2 local grids LATER (as at this point it's not necessary and I have time for architect to reply, checking at the same time how long it takes to get the response from them ;). If using robotic I would just co-ordinate the drawing in global and just work off the drawing/map (Still having my paper copies with me;) . Thank you for comment, it's great to have discussions like this so we can see there are different approaches and many ways of getting the job done right:)
How would you get the coordinates?
for RC FRAME WHAT laptop minimum configuration do you recomen i have an i5 cu 6gb ram , but 10 years old and is a little slow computer
If CAD works well enough you don't need anything else really. I have now company's i5 and it's good enough (not sure what ram). If it starts to annoy you and slow you down then you think to change it :)
Sir can you share all drawings for practice purposs
Hi! I can't share these ones due to copyright etc, but I am working on my own, very similar and will share when ready 😁
@@SITENG thank sir