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How to Read an Architectural Scale | Beginner
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ส.ค. 2024
- Learn how to use an architectural scale ruler so that you can read scaled drawings and blueprints. Today's lesson walks you through how to read and use an architectural scale using a set of blueprints.
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5 yrs architecture college + 2 years apprenticeship + 16 yrs professional practice using the metric system, then moved here in the US....dammmm it's like I'm back again to 1st year college trying to learn how to use the imperial system🤣🤣🤣...thanks to you man, you give me hope on this new path of mine👍👍👍
LOL! Glad I could help you learn our complicated measurement system.
Dude, you just saved my ass for my exam which is in literally 45 minutes. Thank you
Good luck Nick, let me know how you do.
Lol
how you did in the exam?
Daniar Onoz absolutely crushed it
@@Nick-ky5yn I’m glad man!
Thank you for the video. I am taking classes on Print reading for construction, recently took a quiz about reading architectural scale, and to be honest it lost me. My professor sent me this video and wow, you made it easy for me to understand it. Thank you
I'm so glad it helped you Agenor!
Thank you! Im new in the country and also new using this kind of measurements, I'm an Architect from Colombia and your video helped me a lot! !
Welcome to the US Jorge! I'm grateful you took the time to comment. Stay in touch.
@Angela Tunglut in the US they use imperial system. Everywhere else metric!
@@davidking8903 3 countries actually use the metric system.
(United States, Liberia, and Myanmar)
Can we be friends? Lol
You are a great teacher. I just bought my 1st triangular ruler (like the one my dad used when i was a child) and im 62.. i was hoping to learn but wondering how complicated they were to use. You really do a great job explaining how to use it! Thanks to you, a simple plan for a building permit to build a woodshop can be accurately drawn.
That is awesome! Thanks for the comment.
Thank you for the video I’m turning to read prints I work in the dirt world and never had the time to learn and your video made it a bit easier for me.
Not me watching this when I have an architectural midterm in two days 👀
Edit: BOYS I GOT A 97 ON MY MIDTERM, AND THIS GUYS VIDEO WAS LITERALLY 1/4 OF THE QUESTIONS
I get a lot of students just like you... not me responding to your comment. :)
Same situation
Tomorrow 😭😭😭😭
You will do great! @@sarahyala
Well done, I am teaching three teeagers how to read a tape and a scale ruler. You were concise, to the point, and I will have them watch your video. Thanks for the good work!
Excellent!
I'm doing HVAC in new construction houses,and some times is very difficult to get the range hood o micro vents centers,this video helps me a lot to know how to get the centers,thanks a lot.
I'm so glad it helped you out Luis! Thank you for sharing this with me!
Thank you so much for this video!!! I am in a landscape design course and was having trouble figuring out how to properly use this scale. This straightforward video provided easy-to-follow examples that helped me understand the Architectural Scale. Thanks again!!!
You are so welcome!
Excellent! When I worked in the sign business, I was never far from an architect's scale. My boss taught me the cross-scale, this is for drawings that were not to scale-one can still use an architect's scale as long as you have an overall height or width.
quick easy and straight to the point. great video !
Thank you! Your video did the trick for me. I was hung up on the inch scale part. I now understand that it needs to equal 12" and the value of each tick needs to be determined by calculation.
Nice, glad the video helped you out Frank!
Nice tutorial!
I have worked in structural steel over 20 years.
Mostly as a fabricator on the shop floor.
Spending a lot of time reading shop drawings with some time on arch. Drawings too.
I want to open my own company. But for now I took an estimator position for a sister shop that does (our overload work) haven't really used a scale since high school drafting class. Been relying on my job project managers and contractor detailers to help me through some details. These vids are big help!
Very cool, glad the video helped you out!
I just started a college blueprinting class and was reading the textbook chapter on scales and couldn't understand for the life of me. A quick youtube search later and your video unraveled the mess in my brain in less than 10 minutes. Thank you!
Glad I could help!
Amazing! After watching this video I completely understand a scale ruler THANK YOU !
Thank you for making this video. It is helping my Interior Design students, learn how to use the Architectural Scale in designing their Tiny House model for an assignment.
Awesome Joanne!
Currently on my lunch break from class and feel a lot better going back after watching this. Thank you!
Happy to help!
Man thank you for simplifying. Makes way more sense than the package I got lol
Thanks for the comment my friend. Bless you.
the BEST scale video I've seen. So many of them are confusing - but yours is great!
Glad it was helpful!
This dude is genius thanks 🙏🏽 bro God bless you!
Thank you for the blessing brother!
Thank you! I am in school for construction management and my professor confused me with his explanation! You made this so easy to understand.
Fantastic!
What a fantastic lesson! Easy to follow, clear, concise, well articulated and demonstrated as well. Just subscribed.
Welcome aboard Wesley! Let me know if you need help with anything... I'll do what I can. 👊
Thank you for teaching me this so quickly, even though I'm in middle school one of my classes use these kinds of rulers
Happy to help, thanks for watching and commenting.
Not gonna lie I haven't used one of these since 2014, when I did orthographic projections in my high school shop class. Recently bought one and some other equipment and am trying to get back into it, I really needed the refresher though.
That's' awesome!
Thanks so much for this. I'm a designer and software teacher and this helps me a lot on my work.
Thank you for this video. This helps me for my construction trades course work and I can better understand an architects scale now as I was having a hard time with it.
Glad it was helpful Tiera! Good luck with the course.
This video explanation of measurements provided more clarity than any math class I ever took. Bravo 👏
Glad you learned something!
You teach this WAAAAAYYYYY better than my EGT 110 professor! Thank you so much!
Glad my style of teaching works for you. :)
@@TrainingHandsAcademy Thank you so much!
Thanks man! I’m a maintenance apprentice and if it weren’t for TH-cam videos like this I don’t know how else I’d learn
Glad to help Bryan. Thanks for watching.
Fantastic video, my teacher breezed by this today and I struggled so much your video cleared it up
Great to hear! I've been getting a lot of students posting on this video today. :)
@@TrainingHandsAcademy Something tells me it may be other people from my school, ha! Seriously thank you so much! I struggled to scale out and draw the room we measured from class but after watching your video I was able to knock it out after 15 minutes. Getting there!
@@MrStreetballer5Official Nice, Good for you! Thank you for the comment.
This video helped me understand perfectly, thank you so much.
Hello, Thank you. this video saved me. Now I will clearly explain the situation to my workshop friend. Since I am in a different part of the world, I am aware of metric scales. Just a small Q. how 3/32 or 3/16 can be replicated? Thanks again.
Thank you for such pure simplicity
this is perfect. I'm working under a contractor (free from Lowes YAY!) and he possibly wants me to start doing floor plans for flooring jobs
Cool! Have fun.
Thank you I have a test coming up and I needed to study this was helpful thanks!
Best of luck Jaylen!
Fantastic. Concise explanation.
I want to use to draw a project to scale instead of doing the math on a regular ruler. This was great
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for the clear video, it helped me to really read what I was doing. Thank you!!!!
Thank for watching and commenting Stacey!
je suis bien content d'habiter dans un pays qui utilise le système métrique, infiniment plus simple.
I'm very happy to live in a country that uses the infinitely simpler metric system.
Damn needed help big time for my c39 roofing license test I have to use that ruler
Hope the test goes way bro!
thank you bro u did help me alot in my begginer way to start furniture bussiness
Glad I could help Hensen. Thanks for watching!
Your video was great thank you I’m extremely new to this I really don’t know how to use it. And I’m nervous I’m not that great with numbers
You can do it!
Very helpful. Thank you for explaining
Glad it was helpful!
Very clear explanations. Thank you!
Thank you sir very good knowledge. I have a 1 question how to count how much lumber I need for projects for example I’m building 12x10 shed any formula sir thank you
Hello. I'm really simple minded... so I just think through the project from start to finish, breaking down each task to come up with what I will need. Then, I add about 10% more material to come up with the total amount of lumber needed.
Thank you so much. You have a great talent for teaching
So nice of you, thank you .
Hello, I have a question about the 16 scale side. For each inch does it equal 10' or a different measurement. I'd love to hear your day on how this works. Thank you and appreciate your videos!
hi ,im a drafter student and my cousin send me a floor plan so i can practice measuring.but i try to measure exactly the same way you did, but its seem like my measurements are smaller then what it says on the plan,the plan says its 21' in a 1/4"
scale equals 1'but when i do the measurements it comes out to 7' on the scale.what am i doing wrong?
Sorry, I'm not sure what's wrong.
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! I am no longer confused!
I learned more in 30 seconds of this video than reading my textbook
Perfect!
I learned a bunch!!
Glad to hear that!
I'm reading my scale and it makes a whole lot of difference my problem is reading the little marks | on each scale like between theres 1/8 , and 3/8 ,1/4, 1/2 but on 3" scale .
can you do the version of this sing the global metric scale please it will help a lot as you explain very well
your so goated for that! made it so easy!
Glad I could help
thank you your a blessing
Glad to help
that's for getting straight to the point
Great video thanks !
You are welcome!
Great video, thank you
Glad you liked it!
Very helpful. Thank you.
I used to wonder what those rulers were for, wow lol now I know...thanks
Thanks for the comment.
Great video. Good pace.
Doing the best I can. Thank you.
Can you plase make a video using metric system. Thanks
Hello sir I have problem in autocad like units and drawing scaling if I draw drawing in inches and how I can set the proper units and which show in 1'-6".
Amazing explanation! Do you have a video on the Alphabet of Lines by any chance?
I do not.. sorry.
Hell there Thanks for sharing you knowing. Cheers.
Great video! Very easy to understand 👌🏼 and very useful!
Glad you think so!
Great quick and easy lesson - but one question! My planning dept requires me draw a site plan at 1" = 20' scale. Where can i find a ruler that will give those dimensions? Or what do I do?
I haven't seen a ruler that does that but I'm sure it's out there. How accurate do you have to be? It's easy to get down to the foot but anything in inches would be tough just using the 1" scale.
now I understand much better thanks
Wow. Perfect amount of explanation easily understood. Thank you for not including your pet.
Glad it was helpful!
On the page where you used the 3-inch scale, how did you know to use that scale?
Also this did clarify the scale itself. Especially the 3-inch reading. I'm in a print reading class for my job, and figured I should know this before the next session.
The scale the drawing is drawn in is normally printed on the page.
Very helpful Video thankyou
Glad it was helpful!
Good .. thanks for ur explanation
Thank you!!
Very informative.
Glad it was helpful!
You sure earned that like buddy!
thanks for this video! I might be able to pass my exam ahah
You got this!
Is there a video explaining how to add dimensions?
You are awesome thanks 👍
Thanks! Learned a lot
Great job .thanks
Thanks for watching!
is thr any video in regard of explaining whole architectural scale in one video in detail..also with doing some beginner draughting.
Great and very helpfull videos mate, especially for new woodworkers like me. Can you follow up with a metric one for people from my part of the world .....pat
Thank you very much
love this, thank you!
The first meassurement was actually 1/2'' = 1'
I was searching for blueprint lessons, but I learned there really is none. Best to just pay for real courses, which is not that expensive ultimately. Thanks for this lesson though.
Nice 👍 video thanks
thank you vermy ,much sir
Thank you!
Thank you for watching!
Good Day, would you happen to have. video scaling down from 1:1 1'-0" to 3" (3"=1'-0")?
Very good video!
Glad you liked it!
Liked and subscribed 👍 great video
Thanks for the sub!
Thank you for the video, you have cleared up my confusion on different scales but my question is this:
If I have file emailed to me and to see the area in question I enlarge the plan on my computer screen, does the scale still work correctly?
No the scale will be off.
sir if this measuring using still tape measure in meter in actual size in project how can i do
architectural scale ruler amazing
Thank you
Very helpful
Glad to hear that
Hello I’m in a welding class for inro blue print reading; I’m having trouble scaling out the inches on the smaller scales like 1/8, 3/32, 3/16. Please tell me if I’m missing something I’m very new to this
First off, I'm proud of you for asking questions. Most people don't. In order for me to help you better, can you describe your problem in more detail?
If I want to draw out plans for something such as a piece of furniture or maybe a planter, what scale would be best to use?
It really depends... I'd maybe start with 3/4 scale.
this neighbor is a real one