Griffin, I've learned a lot from the few videos that I've watched. I plan to continue watching and learning from you and I appreciate your time and effort in each video. Your content has really helped me in my post-undergrad career. Cheers!
@@mrjoshhess appreciate that a ton Josh! I plan to focus more on UA-cam in 2025. Lots more videos on design and construction plan development. Let me know if you ever have any questions!
I am junior civil designer to land development, I do more individual property grading and servicing plan, your video is really helpful for me to go next step. I want to learn more municipal site grading design , watched all your tutorials youtube, love it❤
I'm a second year arch student taking site analysis and bruuuuuuuuuuhhhhhh, i'm so happy I came across this video. I've been procrastinating my assignments because I couldn't understand them, and this made me approach my work with more clarity. The real world context and explanations do wonders. Literally thank you for existing!!!
Really good video! The explanation on grading roads and lots is clear and practical, making it easy to follow for anyone working on construction plans. The step-by-step breakdown and visuals are super helpful-definitely learned a lot. Thanks for sharing this valuable content!
Invaluable content for all civil engineers alike and explained so well! Attention to warping btw changes of grade is chef kiss. Looking forward to more hand grading content.
Explained as much as I could in 40 minutes! There's so much more to say...And this was considered an "easy" example. Next we can size the drainage pipes!
@@SomethingsIwonderabout thank you! We definitely tackled the basics. Next step is working through more complex situations and grading an entire commercial project!
@@griffinfurlong thanks. i am working at Labuan,Malaysia. Currently as a developer company so yeah. All your tutorials would help me so much thanksss a lot 🤙
Could you share on your website the same example in dwg? Besides, could you do a video explaining how to analyze and delineate watershed for stormwater calculation, setting up the type of inlets, even doing a size pipe analisis.
Hi griffin, love your videos man, I'm civil engineer in training, who seeks for an entrt level job, i made alot of interviews but still didn't get none, i want your advice about learning path and some courses i want to take to improve my skilss and knowledge is it possible to have 15 minutes meeting with you, really appreciate
@@vanshchauhan8419 for the longitudinal slope? Typical MINIMUM for road longitudinal is 0.32% depending on your municipality. I want to minimize the slope so I can minimize fill.
I’m a superintendent for a site development company in Orlando and have Learned a lot from your videos. Please keep doing what you’re doing.
@@kodyburtram2215 thanks for watching! I think it would be fun to do a more challenging site as well
Griffin, I've learned a lot from the few videos that I've watched. I plan to continue watching and learning from you and I appreciate your time and effort in each video. Your content has really helped me in my post-undergrad career. Cheers!
@@mrjoshhess appreciate that a ton Josh! I plan to focus more on UA-cam in 2025. Lots more videos on design and construction plan development. Let me know if you ever have any questions!
I am junior civil designer to land development, I do more individual property grading and servicing plan, your video is really helpful for me to go next step. I want to learn more municipal site grading design , watched all your tutorials youtube, love it❤
What university degree?
i only take civil engineering program， so try to learn more…
I'll make sure to cover more municipal site grading in my future videos.
@@griffinfurlong So lucky to get your reply， and definitely will watch all of them. Looking forward your updates
I'm a second year arch student taking site analysis and bruuuuuuuuuuhhhhhh, i'm so happy I came across this video. I've been procrastinating my assignments because I couldn't understand them, and this made me approach my work with more clarity. The real world context and explanations do wonders. Literally thank you for existing!!!
@@aaliyah4617 that means a lot!! Glad I could help
Please ...keep...it... coming
@@sb2261 well definitely do a different scenario, like when we have super steep conditions or difficult boundary conditions
Great explanation
@@Mahle-f2b appreciate it. Let me know if you have any questions
Thank you so much For explaining Things. That are very Hard to find a real solution on the Internet.
Love and Respect From India,
I’m glad I could help!
I agree @skghosh284, Thanks Griffin
Really good video! The explanation on grading roads and lots is clear and practical, making it easy to follow for anyone working on construction plans. The step-by-step breakdown and visuals are super helpful-definitely learned a lot. Thanks for sharing this valuable content!
@@D2RDesign thanks for tuning in!
beautiful
Invaluable content for all civil engineers alike and explained so well! Attention to warping btw changes of grade is chef kiss. Looking forward to more hand grading content.
Explained as much as I could in 40 minutes! There's so much more to say...And this was considered an "easy" example. Next we can size the drainage pipes!
Great Stuff Griffin and Happy Thanksgiving😊 and Thank you for everything you do to teach us regarding Land Development, Keep it coming please, Cheers
Appreciate the support! I'll be sure to keep the videos coming.
Excellent Video! Great explanations throughout this entire video.
@@SomethingsIwonderabout thank you! We definitely tackled the basics. Next step is working through more complex situations and grading an entire commercial project!
God bless you for sharing your knowledge!
from the philippines
@@christiangodino8420 thanks for watching! More to come
love the information.
@@TheMingoleExperience thank you!
Hi Griffin, amazing explanation about grading and having an account the stormwater analisis as starting point to grade the roadway.
Interesting video. I do everything with feature line in C3D. Excellent point on road C/L elev. equalling the elev. at start of P/L.
Glad the video was useful! It's good to have a grasp of those fundamental relationships.
Love you from malaysia. Also a civil eng practitioner
@@khairulnazrinxgaming4446 welcome to the channel!
@@griffinfurlong thanks. i am working at Labuan,Malaysia. Currently as a developer company so yeah. All your tutorials would help me so much thanksss a lot 🤙
Thanks for this amazing video. Looking forward for more teaching video!!
@@declanjin420 thanks for watching!
Great videos brother ❤
@@shamelsinha8528 thank you!
Could you share on your website the same example in dwg? Besides, could you do a video explaining how to analyze and delineate watershed for stormwater calculation, setting up the type of inlets, even doing a size pipe analisis.
I learned a lot from you
I'm glad I can help!
please sound treat your space, thanks for good content
edit: the close mic sounds bueno
@@williamdavies1977 thanks, I overlooked the mic at the beginning
tks for your vids i can learn lesson
@@aylatoan4766 thank you!
Maybe an infill commercial lot for an office building or something in the future
Seems like most people want to do a commercial job. I'll add that to the list!
Thank you!!!
You got it!
Hi griffin, love your videos man, I'm civil engineer in training, who seeks for an entrt level job, i made alot of interviews but still didn't get none, i want your advice about learning path and some courses i want to take to improve my skilss and knowledge is it possible to have 15 minutes meeting with you, really appreciate
@@abdulrahmanashraf1153 thanks for tuning in! Send me an email anytime
@griffinfurlong hi Griffin, 👋 ☺️
I have sent you a message
On your website, I don't have your email address
Why would you go .35 percent?
@@vanshchauhan8419 for the longitudinal slope? Typical MINIMUM for road longitudinal is 0.32% depending on your municipality. I want to minimize the slope so I can minimize fill.
Can You Outsource me Your Civil 3D Survey drafting work? I will Contact you on LinkedIn.