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Life of an Architect
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 4 มี.ค. 2021
Studying Architecture and practicing Architecture are two very different things. I'd like to help Architecture students bridge the gap between school and the real world.
3d Printing 5 Easy Christmas Ornaments
What better way to decorate the tree at work than with some cool 3d printed Christmas ornaments.
I'm using the Makerbot Replicator 2 Desktop 3d Printer. This is an old model from Makerbot but it's the only thing available in my office.
I downloaded the files for these ornaments at thingiverse.com
Snowflake: www.thingiverse.com/thing:563396
Dancing Snowman: www.thingiverse.com/thing:194956
Flex Tree: [sorry I can't find the link for this one]
Gyroscope ornament: www.thingiverse.com/thing:207632
Dew Drop ornaments: www.thingiverse.com/thing:1970010
00:00 Intro
00:50 These ornaments came from thingiverse.com
01:30 I'm using the Makerbot Replicator 2 Desktop 3d Printer
02:20 Snowflake ornament
03:44 Dancing Snowman ornament
04:42 Flex Tree ornament
05:36 Gyroscope ornament
07:07 Dew Drop ornaments
I'm using the Makerbot Replicator 2 Desktop 3d Printer. This is an old model from Makerbot but it's the only thing available in my office.
I downloaded the files for these ornaments at thingiverse.com
Snowflake: www.thingiverse.com/thing:563396
Dancing Snowman: www.thingiverse.com/thing:194956
Flex Tree: [sorry I can't find the link for this one]
Gyroscope ornament: www.thingiverse.com/thing:207632
Dew Drop ornaments: www.thingiverse.com/thing:1970010
00:00 Intro
00:50 These ornaments came from thingiverse.com
01:30 I'm using the Makerbot Replicator 2 Desktop 3d Printer
02:20 Snowflake ornament
03:44 Dancing Snowman ornament
04:42 Flex Tree ornament
05:36 Gyroscope ornament
07:07 Dew Drop ornaments
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My only question - why would you round UP the max occupancy ? Wouldn't it make more sense to round DOWN the max occupancy to be conservative?
You have to round up to plan for a worst case scenario. The purpose of determining max occupancy is to plan for the maximum amount of people that need to exit the building or space in the event of a fire. If you plan for more, the building is theoretically safer by code. Hope this makes sense!
How do you scale down a model of a building? Suppose that you have a Revit model. How do you scale it down? Export to .dwg > make it a block and scale it down?
did you figure that out?
@@nikolarataj No, because I don't have a 3d printer. I was hoping that the author of this video would reply to my question, but they have not.
I try doing this for floor layouts for buildings but I haven’t figured how to scale it without making the walls so thin they just fall over/breakoff.
You're calculating Gross area incorrectly, Review the definition of "Floor Area, Gross" in chapter 2
a building would have been better to see, thank you for the video, is the Makerbot the 3d printer you recommend?
Do you have any tips or recommendations on taking an already created architecture model and easily make it a solid? For example, I have a revit file of a tower we built but its hollow with each floor plan and room on each level. It wont print very well unless i use a ton of supports for each floors deck. I simply just want the exterior of the building and the entire inside solid. The purpose here is to print mini replicas of the tower for the project team and the owners. I've come to the conclusion that i just need to redraw the entire thing, floor by floor in sketch up (or rhino), but i was hoping you had some experience with this and could shed light onto it for me. Thanks!
I'm trying to do the same thing right now! Did you figure out a good method or did you end up having to remodel it?
@@savannahmcdougal1172 How did you solve that in the end?
Very well explained. Thanks
Very informative, thank you!
Thanks for watching!
I like #1. It tells me that that is the front door. It looks basic but compared to others? I think thats the best on
Great choice! #1 is my favorite too
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I don’t get it !
😂 The stairs were made to go up to the roof but the client decided not to do the rooftop patio right now. In the future they will cut it open to get up there.
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I love this!!!! I love the swirl one!
I'll make you one for next Christmas 🎄
✍ taking notes...
Learning every day...😅
We all are 😁
Looks great, especially wooden ceiling! Keep up the good work 💪!
Thank you! Always appreciate the feedback 💪🏻
Hi Tyler - My son is thinking about going to architecture school. Where did you get your degree from?
Hey Lori, I started at a community college and transferred to Newschool of Architecture and Design for my B.Arch
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Cool!
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Way to go, Mr. Tyler 🎄🎄❤
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Which ornament is your favorite here?
Do you like this new design or the old one better?
There's actually a good reason why these stairs stop at the ceiling. Can you guess why?
Way to go, Mr. Tyler 👍
What do you think about this ceiling design?
What do you think these are for?
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Architecture is the job, but gainz are life 💪🏻
Good info, Mr. Tyler 👍
Thank you 💪🏻
Have you seen one of these Max Occupancy signs before?
Thanks for this advice!
Good work Mr. Tyler 👍
You can't communicate with aliens through your roof vent... Or can you? 👽
Good job, Mr. Tyler 👍
Thank you! 👍🏻
Do you think we missed anything on this site visit?
Such an action packed episode this week! lol keep it up man!
Thanks man! Always appreciate you watching
Absolutely love these new designs! Great job!
Thank you! Each revision makes them better
Awesome as always Mr. Tyler, What are you going to do with all those dollars $$$
A wise person once told me, make your money work for you
How do you feel about pinups and presentations?
I heard Joe Rogan needs an architect for his new studio 🤔
Idk I kinda like the spaceship he's in 👌🏻
No challenge to big, keep pushing through, Mr. Tyler 👍
Always getting better 💪🏻
Don't forget to vote on last week's designs here th-cam.com/video/V13GuW20VrA/w-d-xo.html
Great job Tyler! And I liked #1 the most!
Thank you! That one is my favorite too 👍🏻
Awesome video! I like option #1, with #3 as a close second!
Thank you! I like that one too 👍🏻
Great episode! Jason and I vote #1!
Good choice!
Good job Mr. Tyler, I like #1👍
That's a good one!