How to use a Transit
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.ค. 2024
- Here's how I use a transit to make sure that the footers are level all the way around the new addition.
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That's funny because I passed a construction crew using one of those last week, one guy looking through it and the other moving around with the stick thingy, and I thought about what the heck that thing was used for, I kinda figured it was to measure something, but now I know! Thanks!
Not only did I not know how it worked I didn't even know what it was called! I've seen many of them in road work going on over the years, but had no idea what they were for. And in every case there was a second person with the stick thing holding it and moving it around for the person at the transit. Thanks for that lesson I learned something new today. Much love from So.Cal.💟
Thanks for showing how a transit works. I've always wondered about that and thought there had to be a lot of algebra and geometry involved. It's good to know that it's just a matter of getting the transit level to begin with and then making sure your measuring stick is at the same height/depth at several spots in your project. Deer just love rose bushes. My dad put cages like the kind you put around tomato plants to protect my mom's roses.
see...I learn something Every time you post...thank you.
Yep thanx bill..as surveyors of sort back in 68in Toronto we used the transit,for angles and azimuts and the level for what you were doing taking the elevation.
You brought back memories of the construction of highway 27 & 401.(:-).
I only did that work for five years.
Good job
Good ☕️ Morning Bill & Elizabeth from south Texas!Enjoying your renovation! 👏👍😊
Good morning Bill,
I have seen those over the years (never knew the name).
Thank you for the explanation and demonstration. 👍 Very helpful and much appreciated!
God bless!
Good video Bill! You explained the transit process well. So far you’ve done a great job!
Thanks Bill, that was very interesting!
The deer are so cute you can't get too mad at them,lol 😂 Nice lesson on the transit.Wow, not a small undertaking to add that extra space. Hope you both have a fantastic week!
Man that is exactly what I was looking for. Being able to look through the lens. You are a good educator....liked it. Thank you
I always wonder how it worked. cool. I learned something new today. thanks
Goodmorning from Colorado!
I always wondered what those surveying tools did! Learn something new every day. Thanks Bill!
Enjoyable learning video. No useless blab. As in all good presentations, information from the commenters is good viable information or opinions. For the majority of commenters they got what they were looking for, "Oh, that's what that is!" I was looking for a little more. Armor Vestrus added enough for the redirect I am looking for. Having already used an "optic level transit" to facilitate placing 60,0000 lbs of steel structure and contents, I am faced with 3 more simpler but vastly larger structure locations. After that I will need to use a laser level, altitude verified by a distant "transit". If I understand correctly, I should be able to accomplish the task with a powerful optic leveler and not need to pay for the more expensive transit. Bottom line, I have more learning to do. Thanks for the video.
Those sneaky deer - they have the entire outdoors to eat, but they eat the roses instead. It's a good thing your garden, and fruit frees are protected.
Bill is always so informative 👏 🙄 👌 👍
Always busy improving
Look in like a nice day from that sky. Lots of info to pass along thanks.greetings from NC Moab forever
Awesome, thanks!
So cool, Oh no Elizabeth's rose 's. Her kitchen is coming!
That was interesting. I always wondered how those worked. Thanks for showing us. You may have to put wire fencing around the rose's to protect them from the deer but it was pretty cool seeing the 2 does together at your house.
I learned this in high school but had forgotten. Thanks for a refresher course.;)
Yey good morning Bill & Elizabeth. Have a wonderful week. 🧑🏼🦳
Thanks a lot buddy! Your explanation was great.
Ty that was a great explanation
Well done!!........ thanks for that 😊
GREAT IDEA TO USE IT
They have an app on the phone level transit that we used on ours. It works pretty good. Until then I never knew how they worked. Pretty neat and makes the job easier.
Good information. Thanks Bill.
Thank you!!
I love it love it love it!! Thank you! I love learning new things! Great video I never heard of transit but then again in my profession I didn't need to. You crack me up with the deer eating your roses. Lol oh deer.🌹🥀⚘
Didn't even know its name much less how to use it! Thanks for the info.
Very good!
Love your videos! Even the wildlife!
Thank you, I had wondered how that work. 🙂
Very cool!
That's so neat. Thank you.
Aww 🥰 the fawns were having rose leaves for a snack, lol 😂 Thanks Bill, I always learn a lot!!
Bill, I had no clue how transits worked. Thank you!!
Another good morning from Colorado!!!!! Thanks for showing. Didnt kno how🐾🐾🐾🐾🐈🐈🐈🐈!!!! I didnt even kno what it was called!!!
Bubble and crosshair all came thru very well for me Bill! 👍
Enjoying your videos. Take care from Indiana. 🙋😎
Thanks so much
Great tool
Fascinating! I always wondered how to use one of those. But to be honest, I never even knew what their name was, lol. Thank you for showing how and why they are used!
Thank you Bill. I love tools. I saw the crosshairs just fine both times. I would love to check out the laser one. Too bad you couldn't just rent one :) Thanks so much for sharing :)
Oh, you can rent laser transits. But I don't need to since I haver a transit that works just fine.
You guys rock. 💕💕
Thanks Bill 🇨🇦
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Awesome! 🙂👍
Thanks for the information on how to use the Transit👍😊...
The measuring stick is called a Philidelphia Rod.
I appreciate you informing us about the transit. I am doing this for a project in Precalculus. I have one question though. Whenever we continue our transit the next day, does our rod reading have to be the same as the previous one we did in order to keep it balance everyday for an accurate measurement?
No, I never had a lesson on ho a Transit works. That was easier than I thought. Thanks
Very interesting!
AWEEEE BUT BUT the Deer are just SO ADORABLE!!! LOL
Yes I found this video very interesting because I not only didn't know how it worked nor did I even know the existence of a transit!! LOL But I love learning new things!!!
Thanks. I didn’t know anything about it either.
Thanks for sharing...always wondered about transits. Was likely painstaking work before they were invented.
I did find it interesting!
Thank you for explaining the transit(?).
Thanks👍🏻
Love the video would you please put this on rumble. Thanks
I'm not on rumble. I've never even been to rumble!
What brand and what zoom is that please?
We use a transit in New home construction to measure individual stud height in a garage.
My husband had his dad’s transit and used it a lot while he was still doing concrete construction. It looked a lot different from yours.
I thought you had a new camera!!! Shows you how much I know!!!
I’ve always wondered how those worked!
Ask those pruning fawns to come back again when they are full grown. . .
Interesting building tips as usual!
Bill, you think your transit is old school, you should have seen my dad's! His was probably from at least the 50's. I don't think he would have had a current one in the 60's when he was building golf courses and surveying for grade. We used it all the way up till he surveyed some land he was selling in 2012-13. I'm sure the transit is still around, even though my dad is not. We called the stick a surveying rod. Thanks for the memories!
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Now there’s a thought.
That was interesting. Iv seen people on the side of the road with these and wondered hoe it worked Now I know
Lord bless you both...
The "stick " .. Philly Rod , Linker Rod.. sure there's more but that's what i know it as ... Even called the "Shitter" Rod for dipping Sanitary Sewers to get a invert.
I have always wondered how a transit works and I thank you for the nice demonstration. However, dumb question: how do you know if it's level if the stick might be stuck down farther in to the ground than the one by the house or are the sticks just set on top of the ground?
The stick is set right on top of the ground at whatever point you want to check.
@@LiveSimpleLiveFree Thank you. I get it!
Gee I never knew what a transit was.
Thank you.
Maybe there just pruning the roses. Lol
When I got my new granite countertops they brought in a laser and put it in the middle of the kitchen and then shot laser lines all over. 3 weeks later, there came my counterrops.
Good information on the Transit. Those deer are adorable. Is a Transit necessary for a greenhouse?
It is if you want it level. Or if it’s small, you can use a level on top of a 2x4.
Ruth here, gosh my dad used a transient way back in 70's or early 80's, he had to repair kills in a brickyard
The water hose is the most precise.
Bill, they are pruning them rose bush.😅
Pruning them to death!
I always wondered what that was used for and why. And now I know..lol
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You forgot to mention the height of the center of your sight glass on the transet off of the ground to set proper height of your finish.
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I used a laser transit today but they're not as accurate in my opinion. I shot my grade and double checked a few and some were 1/8 " different. Nothing wrong with old school. 👍
Would also be useful to show how to use a "water hose level", very accurate.
Yes, very accurate. But very slow and cumbersome when checking the level at many different points. But MUCH cheaper, LOL
@@LiveSimpleLiveFree depends upon availability. A transit is expensive and fragile. Had several and trained many crewman to use...even lazer.
String levels are good, too.
@@michellefricke7942 have one...
Twins fawns
Nom Nom they say
Yup…
lesson starts at 1:21
Went union, and while I worked for a plumber for a year and a half and learned a lot the unions teaching us about a lot of tools I had never heard of before. Wanted to see a visual demonstration of the transit level, great video!
Bill, do you understand that that unit you are showing is a level not a transit?
Yes
...Yes, that's an auto-level not a transit..
Laser to hang pictures
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NOT A TRANSIT BILL! THIS IS AN AUTOMATIC LEVEL.
That is not a transit; it's an auto-level. Other than that, it was a great video.
Please don't think that I am being mean or a know it all because I am not, but I have learned that a tool like the one you have in this video is a Level not a transit. I use to think they were the same thing but they have completely different functions. The industry even misuses the name but I do not know why. A true transit will let you flip the scope vertically 360 degrees so you can shoot a line backward without turning the head at all. I also have another type of Transit that a lot of builders use. It lets you tilt the head at a 45 degree angle but it is not even a true transit. A true transit lets you prolong a line more accurately than a haft transit or a level. To answer your speculation about how the level is used by surveyors like you have they use them to do contour mapping.👍
you can't do leveling without metric units, great video but that stick just ain't right
You must not be American? We don't use metric here. I've been using these transits for decades, and I've never seen a metric stick. It doesn't matter which unit you use, and long as you use the same one consistently.
@@LiveSimpleLiveFree i promise metric measurements is better, but for an optical level it's the only thing that you can use. But anyways, ain't nagging at ya, good video, old timer,... looking to buy a level now... take care ....
He needs to learn how to read that level stick
??? I know how to read it. Been doing it for years