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This group is intended to start discussions about the construction drawings uploaded. The drawings should be uploaded as a pdf file and tagged under a division of the Master Format.

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online detailied drawings resource center

Is there an existing online resource center for detailed drawings which is open to the general public?

Started by Gio Carino Apr 9

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Started by Alan Mar 25

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Does any one know how to do a pluming riser diagram? or know of any easy article or tutorial that can show me how to do one?

Started by F.J.M. Last reply by Mark Richard Jan 1.

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Comment by Gio Carino on April 9, 2008 at 1:47am: The best application to use for construction document, from my experience, is one that's based on a BIM platform. It has the ability to allow designers to integrate drawings, material specifications, schedules and even quantities provided that enough training and exposure to the different scenarios of using the application (and there are a lot out there...), if you need more information, do feel free to message me and I would be glad to help you out.

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Comment by keith hancock on April 4, 2008 at 9:11am: If I were a plumber I,da be a little more perpendicular but i,ma not a plumber i,m slightly tilting. Definitely see an engineer abouta this one-me thinks.
sketchup6 is easiest to learn with plenty of tools and ones to import. Get the most complex dwg closest to the info you require and study it is the simplest way around the problem .