Wood Frame House in Revit Tutorial
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- Опубліковано 27 лип 2024
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In this tutorial I show you how to do a wood, timber, construction house in revit.
Revit Shortcuts:
GR - Grid
RE - Scale
EL - Elevation
VR - View Range
CL - Structural Column
MM - Mirror (pick axis)
DM - Mirror (draw axis)
UN - Project Units
WA - Wall
CS - Create Similar
RP - Reference Plane
Al - Align
SL - Split Element
OF - Offset
TR - Trim/Extend
AR - Array
CO - Copy
TX - Text
LI - Model Lines
DL - Detail LInes
RR - Render
RY - Ray Trace
GD - Graphic Display Options
TL - Thin Lines
GP - Group
LG - Project form Group
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awesome job Balkan Architect! Really helpful.
Your video is really clear and has given me a better understanding. Thanks!!
thanks so much man !your tutos are simply the best on the internet !! intersting perfect speed to learn, english super clear for a none perfect english speaker mega thanks !!
Probably the best Revit tutorials I’ve even seen. Nice work!!!
Hi Balkan, just a heads up on timber framed construction, this method is also used extensively in Canada, Australia and New Zealand. It's very effective in earthquake regions. As long as the timber is treated for external use and for termite resistance it's good to go. Timber also has good thermal resistance, stores carbon and easy to work with. Certain modern timber systems like CLT and LVL are really strong and has sufficient char ratings as to meet most fire ratings too. Keep up the exceptional content mate. Cheers
I was going to ask about that thank you
Looks good. I was able to apply it to the model of an as-built house. (Canadian Wood Frame House Construction). At first, I was stuck thinking how to model the rim joist etc... Now I know a correct way to do it.
Thank you very much Balkan Architect!!
Fantastic job!
Great work!
Thanks Balkan.. learned a lot. Just a heads-up.. when designing location of wooden elements, you want to keep in mind the dimension of standard sheet products (like plywood or drywall, etc), and place wooden element so that the sheet products will start/end on the mid-points of the element so the sheet ends are all firmly attached and aligned. Even if you're not using sheet products, you want to use standard spacing to finishers can easily predict location of structure. In stick-frame construction, opening are cut-out/framed-in after the fact.. This seems like a hybrid of timber and stick-frame.
Thank you so much for your training video of Revit. I want to watch more training video like this.
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Great video, thanks.
Great Video by far my favourite Revit UA-camr
Thanks for the video
Good work !!
GREAT WORK MAN...KEEP UP THE GOOD CONTENT :)
YOU SHOULD DO SOMETHING SPECIAL FOR EACH COUPLE OF HUNDRED VIDEO YOU UPLOAD!
SUCH AS, A LIVE STREAM, WHERE YOU ARE WORKING ON A BIG PROJECT WITH ALL THE DETAILS. THIS WAY WE CAN LEARN DIRECT TRICKS & TIPS THAT HAPPEN ACROSS WHEN YOU ARE WORKING.
DO AN ANNOUNCEMENT FOR A DATE & TIME.
BEST OF LUCK
Great work! You help me a lot :)
really enjoyed your video, I have learned exactly where you have made the little mistake!
Tks man
Its perfect
Bravo!
You great!! best on revit
thx you bro
good man
Buen video gracias
Hi Balkan, I can't find in my revit libraries the wood folder. So is that a default library or you downloaded from somewhere else? Cause i really can't find it anywhere
How did you do the bricks and pallets of wood on your thumbnail?
Split here, split there, delete everywhere. What a limerick!
I did the array with dimension lumber and they went through my windows and doors. Did I miss how to cut them around windows and doors? I am doing this on an existing model. Thanks!
You shouldn't apologize for the use of metric system. It is the way to go. I'm glad that you use it instead of the outdated, awkward, inefficient, insufficient imperial system.
dimensional lumber is cut in imperial in North America and calculations are made from imperial measures in the national building codes in Canada and US
very helpfull...
when your instructor teaches in imperial....torn between two worlds of measurement
Hello i already have a floor plan and i need a framing plan. How can i insert timbers to my walls? Or should I copy my existing house to another sheet and dissect it?
Thank you! It helped me a lot. I'm wondering why whenever I use the array function my Revit goes crazy? It copies different sizes of the beam I'm trynig to copy. Could you help me out?
why do all my timbers not have grip arrows? i have no offsets yet everytime im trying to place a timber to the end of another timber it seems like there is an offset the same size as the timbers width, also cant remove constraints of my timbers so can only move them in certain directions, driving me crazy! any help
"This will be more of a shed than a house" LOL
Hi Balkan, Can you share your revit model for reference. Thanks
Where Can I access same family objects like you used?
Where did you download your Structural framing family?
I think it helps if you change the playback speed to 0.5 - the man knows his stuff but hes very fast
Most houses in Scotland are timber frame - Highlander
could you please do a tutorial for logwood architecture where the walls
are really made up of logwood and not just applying wooden material
Hey man, love your work. You might want to check out the "revit extention" package which contains an actual tool for creating timber walls and roofs. As a student you of course can gain free access to this package. Keep up the good work :)
what is the name of that extention, ive been looking for it.
Revit extentions for autodesk revit 201X , it can be found in the autodesk deskop app.
Not out for 2019 yet.
Jody Meyer , true but IT proberbly Will be. Its the same story after each update :)
The wood framing needs nails. How to add them to wall layers ?
Have you tried doing this as a curtain wall, much faster once set up is done. I can send you my 2x4 wall sample but I am pretty sure you could figure it out. I tried this was as well, it is tedious for larger projects...great video though always a fan.
Van you send it to me?
I was just thinking the same thing. But I have some doubts. Would it be possible to create a curtain wall over the wall with the air layer created earlier? I am working on a steel frame project and it would be very helpful to know how to do it. Not only the inner frame but also the side panels. Could you send me that example?
best
Hi, we build metric timber house in Australia
After upgrading from Revit 2018 to Revit 2020 there are no generic floors anymore. Does anybody know why?
how to drag the elevation line down?
how to make curved window family please make video to explain that??
I need a wood frame model, how do I get it done, or could you get me some beams and pillars and floor models so I can study? would you mind helping me? want to start working with this type of construction?
Help anyone!!! timber framed passive home. THe typical joiners are metal a perfect thermal bridge. Has anyone heard about plastic joining plates? It does not rust and does not conduct heat. It is logical and must be possible to use now or in near future. Any information about availability or use of plastic to join the trussess and other construction timber members.
How does one calculate the number of studs in a wall?
How can I flip around???
Is there a Revit plug-in that helps making wood framing alot easier?
Look up AGA CAD extensions or MWF by Structsoft
Don't apologize for using metric, the imperial system is a joke.
Agreed ! Convert this to get that ... Garbage !
Imperial system is best :) the distribution of the studs is important since plywood come precut in 4'x8' standard. Also, the stud is a standard height precut, there are two versions, the 96" & 120", depends on the height of the walls. I worked in construction for a year and my brother was the head of the group who would would build the house based on provided drawings & specification, he was no engineer but could have been easily. He would build single and two floor mansions.
@@scientist100 imperial is the best right? You're joking right?
@@magooccna do I look like a clown to you? Asshat.
@@scientist100 Obviously, if you have to ask.
By the way you get defensive and result to name calling. I'll say yes, you are a red nose clown with bald head. If the imperial system is great, scientist will be using it. Even scientist in the US don't use imperial. Why do you think every other country is using it.
Hii, where can i find de wood column plz?\
Maybe someone has a plug-in for complex saws of wooden structures, in revit working drawings are not so easy to produce.
These types of houses are just as common in Scandinavia/northern Europe as in the US
The first picture is made by me using AGACAD Wood Framing software for Revit :)
Could you help kindly with link for AGACAD Wood Framing software for Revit
can revit generate cut list?
This tutorial is soooo fast. HAd no idea keeping up
ecellent tutorial, thank you very much. crack.
not an architect - question: most revit house tutorials I see don't include the framing - wouldn't that be needed for blueprints? thanks
No the framing isn't needed at all the builder will know how to build and frame it from the floor plans elevation plans and the roof plan he can figure out the windows and doors From their schedules
MWF by Structsoft has very useful plugins for both metal and wood framing done automatically through wall types including designing openings with jack studs cripples and headers and truss design it is very useful for bigger projects especially the metal pro plugin for large steel projects very accurate for material schedules also
How can u download it?
Where is roof of this project Sir? 😢
I learned IMPERIAL system just for "american courses", which is... weird, but, thanks for the CM detail instruction, greatings from an idiot arch student from Mexico.
wheres your lintel?
brazil
5:30
I use pencil and paper still its easier
Crazy amount of ads
Cave people use imperial system.
I made it by myself thanks to woodprix website.
Fantastic!
it seems you were in rushhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
Hahaha 😂 Americans will flip we are not used to centimeters.
I did it with the Woodglut plans.
I prefer to build with Woodprix plans.
FIND A WAY TO STOP THIS HUGE AMOUNT OF ADDS ON THE VIDEO. ITS A LEARNING VIDEO, SO, ADS ARE JUST USELESS DISTRACTION....
It's good to see Woodprix have new instructions to save my money and energy to build it.
You really should design using Standard American units instead of metrics. I’m an Engineer and we use metrics but 100 percent of Americans in construction does not use metrics and don’t even know what a cm is
could you please do a tutorial for logwood architecture where the walls
are really made up of logwood and not just applying wooden material