How to do a foundation plan in AutoCAD
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- Опубліковано 20 вер 2019
- This video explains how to do a foundation plan in AutoCAD.
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foundation is by far one of the simplest plans, thanks sir your explanations were great
You're welcome. 🙏
Thank you, keep doing what you doing :)
thank you soo much .love watch yo video ready fi exam monday
You're welcome. Happy to help.
can we use fillet to join the lines instead of extending them and then trimming the excess?
Good day, yes you could.
Yeah but sometimes it creates round chamfers if lines don't meet at a specific point. But you can control it by using offset precisely.
Sir, I am mimicking what you are doing for my SBA. I am required to label the foundation plan. What are the labels and what lines do they refer to?
Label the L type, I type and T type stiffeners. You lable them by drawing a circle around them in broken lines and then naning them then draw an arrow from the name to the circle
I'm an interior design student in Canada currently struggling to understand the concept of how to build structures and to simply use the software in general. I am currently using a mac so I'm already at a disadvantage to an extent but you did awesome job on your explanation either way :) .
Thank You very much I hope that my future videos will continue to help you.
Don't worry. It's just about commands. Just observe physical objects and basic dimensions for particular building sections
Question
Where on the plan should stiffeners be located at which corners rooms etc
The typical rule of thumb is that you want to have at least one for every 10 feet.
Respect bro G
What's the name of these I, L and T shaped things? What's the minimum standard distance between them on footings?
They are called stiffeners. The minimum distance between them is 10 feet.
this video was very helpful
I'm really glad that you found the video helpful.
Good afternoon sir I can't seem to find the video discussing about the dimensions in a foundation plan.
ua-cam.com/video/BT49wh0Nh1M/v-deo.html
Good day. The video above shows how to dimension a floor plan. The dimensions for the site plan will be similar. The first dimension line will be for the stiffeners and the spaces between them, the second dimension line is for room size and wall width (just like the second dimension line for the floor plan) and the third dimension line is for the overall measurement.
Are the stiffeners the same thing as placing columns?
The stiffeners are the column footings.
Thank you Sir
You are welcome.
Have you done a second video continuing from where you've left off the first one has really helped
Good day, I have not. The only thing that would be left to do is to dimension the site plan.
Can do a video on roof plan
ua-cam.com/video/OIk-CxnZyJI/v-deo.html
When you offset by 150, what is it in actual measurements?
It is actually 150 mm in real life which is 6 inches. 25 mm is 1 inch, actually 23 ¼ mm makes 1 inch but we just round it off to 25 to make the calculations easier.
@@mr.cargill okay
THANK YOU
@@shaniafoo2878 Always welcome.
It all depends on the setting of unit and dimensions. If you use the architectural unit with inches then the offset would be in feet("+ ent).
What is unit you using 150mm 😯
I'm not clear on what you are asking but the unit that I use for all my drawings is milimeters
I'm needing a pretty small job done for me, Can I hire you to do the job?
What exactly do you need to be done?
You can email me @ dontaecargill@gmail.com
Can I have a question ⁉️
What are the steps of using CAD to Draw Foundation plans??
Good day, all the steps are explained in detail in the video.
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what measurement are you using?
My units are in millimeters.
Good explanation yet not clear...good job
Me g why did you use foundations for the closets. This makes things more complicated you needed to remove the two closets and just do the main walls don’t miss lead students these walls don’t need foundation they are none load bearing!
Good day, you do have a point. The closet walls may or may not be load-bearing walls, this foundation plan was done in abstract so there is not a roof plan or floor plan to match it, therefore we do not know whether or not they are load-bearing. I should have made mention of that in the video. Thank you very much for your comment.
@@mr.cargill I like the video very good please create the columns ass block to be stored remember but loving these videos gonna let my class see them
@@marlobrown9697 I really appreciate that. Glad you like the videos