Modelling a Basic Mechanical Object in Revit (Metric and Imperial)

[@NavidKafi]

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[@또리비니업고튀어]

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[@DenariPixel]

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[@augustan4818]

Why cant I join the 2 objects, the central object with diagonal cut on one side and the bigger cylinder? I am having an error saying 'Can't keep elements joined'

[@DenariPixel]

I’m not too sure about that, I’d have to take a look. Email me at [e-mail]. If you can include the family file, that’ll be best. It’s possible that the diagonal piece isn’t going far enough into the cylinder. It has to go all the way in with no corners out of the cylinder

[@mosholombi]

Thanks sir

[@DenariPixel]

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[@m.mamdouh_infrastructure]

is it mechanical Revit or str. Revit ?

[@DenariPixel]

It’s standard Revit which is a combination of all Revits in one software. But this can be done in any version of Revit

[@colinstarker5212]

Doesn't explain every action and clicks things that are off-screen.

[@DenariPixel]

Thank you for your feedback. I made this video years ago but I will think about this in future videos

[@bartjansen342]

`that trim and extend corner function doesn work here. at 6min. how do you do that

[@DenariPixel]

Have you used the split tool on the curve?

[@blitzcancer652]

@@DenariPixel Hi,
which is better to create mechanical pieces in 3D, Revit or AutoCad?
I want to focus on studying one of the two programs but I am in doubt if Revid can do everything Autocad does.