AutoCAD Users TAMBAYAN!

[PESSI]

Ganun po ba? Siguro po ibang application ang ginamit nila, kaya ganun? dapat siguro pa-convert ko sa gumawa ng drawing na compatible sa Autocad 2013.

Ang size po dapat nya is same dun sa isang drawing na normal size, mag range lang yung output nya sa 50"-70" yung width.

di ba ikaw ang gumawa nyan?
kala ko ginaya mo sa youtube?

determine mo yung units na daapat nyo gamitin sa drawing
at output size...

eto ang paper sizes :

Table of Paper Sizes From 4A0 to A10

Size Width x Height (mm) Width x Height (in)
4A0 1682 x 2378 mm 66.2 x 93.6 in
2A0 1189 x 1682 mm 46.8 x 66.2 in
A0 841 x 1189 mm 33.1 x 46.8 in
A1 594 x 841 mm 23.4 x 33.1 in
A2 420 x 594 mm 16.5 x 23.4 in
A3 297 x 420 mm 11.7 x 16.5 in
A4 210 x 297 mm 8.3 x 11.7 in
A5 148 x 210 mm 5.8 x 8.3 in
A6 105 x 148 mm 4.1 x 5.8 in
A7 74 x 105 mm 2.9 x 4.1 in
A8 52 x 74 mm 2.0 x 2.9 in
A9 37 x 52 mm 1.5 x 2.0 in
A10 26 x 37 mm 1.0 x 1.5 in

 

[PiriPitiw]

di ba ikaw ang gumawa nyan?
kala ko ginaya mo sa youtube?

determine mo yung units na daapat nyo gamitin sa drawing
at output size...

eto ang paper sizes :

Table of Paper Sizes From 4A0 to A10

Size Width x Height (mm) Width x Height (in)
4A0 1682 x 2378 mm 66.2 x 93.6 in
2A0 1189 x 1682 mm 46.8 x 66.2 in
A0 841 x 1189 mm 33.1 x 46.8 in
A1 594 x 841 mm 23.4 x 33.1 in
A2 420 x 594 mm 16.5 x 23.4 in
A3 297 x 420 mm 11.7 x 16.5 in
A4 210 x 297 mm 8.3 x 11.7 in
A5 148 x 210 mm 5.8 x 8.3 in
A6 105 x 148 mm 4.1 x 5.8 in
A7 74 x 105 mm 2.9 x 4.1 in
A8 52 x 74 mm 2.0 x 2.9 in
A9 37 x 52 mm 1.5 x 2.0 in
A10 26 x 37 mm 1.0 x 1.5 in

Actually sir, ndi po ako gumagawa ng pattern sinisend lang po ng buyer namin yan tapos piprint ko sa plotter, tsaka po may sariling application yung plotter para dun sya iprint. ndi po ako nagpiprint direct sa autocad, ginagamit ko lang po yung autocad para ma view ung drawing. sumasakit na nga yung ulo ko dito...hehe pasensya na.

 

[mahkintar0]

Re: AutocAD Users...dito na lang kayo

Patambay ho dito..
AutoCAD 2014 User ako..
Certified 2006 user kaya lang kinalawang na kaya need ko ng review at practice..

 

[vhyck]

Actually sir, ndi po ako gumagawa ng pattern sinisend lang po ng buyer namin yan tapos piprint ko sa plotter, tsaka po may sariling application yung plotter para dun sya iprint. ndi po ako nagpiprint direct sa autocad, ginagamit ko lang po yung autocad para ma view ung drawing. sumasakit na nga yung ulo ko dito...hehe pasensya na.

hmm... makikisabat lang po ako ha.. hehe

kelangan mo siguro piripitiw na alamin yun equivalent sizes nun sa cad tapos dun sa nakaset dun sa plotter.
hope this helps...

 

[PESSI]

Patambay ho dito..
AutoCAD 2014 User ako..
Certified 2006 user kaya lang kinalawang na kaya need ko ng review at practice..

welcome sa thread sir

hmm... makikisabat lang po ako ha.. hehe

kelangan mo siguro piripitiw na alamin yun equivalent sizes nun sa cad tapos dun sa nakaset dun sa plotter.
hope this helps...

agree...

 

[josepepe]

paano po ba yung paggawa ng stairs na 3d

 

[vanilla_muffins]

balak palang magaral sa monday....sa tesda...patambay at paturo na rin....thanks

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ok lang ba na autocad2007 yung ituro sa akin sa tesda??ganun ba talaga?di ba masyadong luma or ok lang kasi yun yung basics?
i need your opinion guys....thanks

 

[vhyck]

balak palang magaral sa monday....sa tesda...patambay at paturo na rin....thanks

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ok lang ba na autocad2007 yung ituro sa akin sa tesda??ganun ba talaga?di ba masyadong luma or ok lang kasi yun yung basics?
i need your opinion guys....thanks

hmm.. para sakin bossing, ok lang naman yun 2007 eh. mas maganda nga yun na masanay ka how to use un icons+command line. mas magiging mabilis ka kasi gumawa sa ganung paraan eh..

ito po tandaan:

AUTOCAD is all about speed, precision, and output. Autocad is the basic, kumbaga, bago ka makapagsanay sa ibang application ni autodesk, i would suggest na kay autocad ka muna.. hehehe

 

[vanilla_muffins]

salamat bossing...start na ako sa monday

 

[xvlukexixxxii]

paano po ba yung paggawa ng stairs na 3d

Magandang Umaga sir. It's all about starting your 3D stairs by plotting thread and riser in 2D before extruding it to the appropriate width. After that, you may want to 3D rotate it kasi nakahiga pa yan eh

Sa dami nang staircase layout design you have to use ur imagination how you could arrive to what you want to show

 

[vhyck]

gandang umaga din mga caddictus....

 

[josepepe]

Magandang Umaga sir. It's all about starting your 3D stairs by plotting thread and riser in 2D before extruding it to the appropriate width. After that, you may want to 3D rotate it kasi nakahiga pa yan eh

Sa dami nang staircase layout design you have to use ur imagination how you could arrive to what you want to show

Ah ok sir thanks praktis na lang talaga

 

[PESSI]

Magandang Umaga sir. It's all about starting your 3D stairs by plotting thread and riser in 2D before extruding it to the appropriate width. After that, you may want to 3D rotate it kasi nakahiga pa yan eh

Sa dami nang staircase layout design you have to use ur imagination how you could arrive to what you want to show

correct.. polyline lang ng tread at riser then extrude sa tamang stair width.

ang challenging dyan. handrail and ballustrade. although yung ballustrade naman is typical na...
yung pagliko ng handrail sa landing part ang medyo tricky...

depende of course sa design / type ng handrail mo

 

[xvlukexixxxii]

correct.. polyline lang ng tread at riser then extrude sa tamang stair width.

ang challenging dyan. handrail and ballustrade. although yung ballustrade naman is typical na...
yung pagliko ng handrail sa landing part ang medyo tricky...

depende of course sa design / type ng handrail mo

Good morning boss. Ang handrails could be achieved by creating a closed Polyline then could be extrude/path along a 3D Polyline which should represent the start and end of the balustrade; while the balusters could be done by either 3D solids or 3D mesh using REVSURF (wherein you have to specify number of vertices per plane bago magrevsurf) then the rest is all copy paste. Hope this helps and thanks for everyone's additional input

 

[lizbrine]

paano po ba mag-estimate sa residential house at commercial building...no idea, sorry.

 

[zagvot]

paano po ba mag-estimate sa residential house at commercial building...no idea, sorry.

parang out of topic na to sir... pero para sa mga baguhan meron tayong libro about dyan by Velasco or yung kay Fajardo...

 

[xvlukexixxxii]

paano po ba mag-estimate sa residential house at commercial building...no idea, sorry.

Sir, good day po. ACAD is mainly used for drafting hence CAD (Computer Aided Drafting). estimates are on a different level since there no one size fits all in estimate, each country has its own standard is constants used in estimating. Kahit nga standard from panday to panday in the same barrio will also differ

However, CAD could assist you in measuring the exact height or width or depth by using DI which stands for distance from one pt to another; AREA will give you the area of any complex closed/open Polyline or closed boundary; MASSPROP will give you the volume and other data such as center of gravity of any 3D object. These data could then be incorporated into your excel sheet which you could design separately. Before, I made I one using Max B Fajardo's SimplifiedConstruction Estimate constants.

Hope this pointers could be of help in your endevour. Some of the CAD threaders here may have some other contributions which could be of help as well

 

[josepepe]

Good morning boss. Ang handrails could be achieved by creating a closed Polyline then could be extrude/path along a 3D Polyline which should represent the start and end of the balustrade; while the balusters could be done by either 3D solids or 3D mesh using REVSURF (wherein you have to specify number of vertices per plane bago magrevsurf) then the rest is all copy paste. Hope this helps and thanks for everyone's additional input

thanks po sa lahat , binigyan nyo ko ng idea kung paano gagawin.

 

[lizbrine]

parang out of topic na to sir... pero para sa mga baguhan meron tayong libro about dyan by Velasco or yung kay Fajardo...

Sir, good day po. ACAD is mainly used for drafting hence CAD (Computer Aided Drafting). estimates are on a different level since there no one size fits all in estimate, each country has its own standard is constants used in estimating. Kahit nga standard from panday to panday in the same barrio will also differ

However, CAD could assist you in measuring the exact height or width or depth by using DI which stands for distance from one pt to another; AREA will give you the area of any complex closed/open Polyline or closed boundary; MASSPROP will give you the volume and other data such as center of gravity of any 3D object. These data could then be incorporated into your excel sheet which you could design separately. Before, I made I one using Max B Fajardo's SimplifiedConstruction Estimate constants.

Hope this pointers could be of help in your endevour. Some of the CAD threaders here may have some other contributions which could be of help as well

Thank you po mga Sir. Di po kasi kami tinuruan ng ganyan sa school [Drafting Tech] pagdating sa pag-e-estimate ng materials sa architectural [electrical and instrumentation] drawing di na kami madunong.

ng madami!!!

 

[killerloop]

paano po ba yung paggawa ng stairs na 3d

matagal hindi naka daan dito.... hello po!

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boss share din ako sayo ng teknik,

yung view ng model space mo pwede mo baguhin. ang default eh top view diba, kung kailangan mo mag extrude ng pahorizontal pwede mo i set sa left or right views at kung vertical naman ang i extrude mo stay ka sa top view.

kaya yung elevation ng stairs mo sa 2d drawing mo, pwede mo i boundary yun para magkaron ka ng isang close loop tapos cut and paste mo lang sa view na pag gagamitan mo tsaka ka mag extrude..


sana nakatulong... salamat.