Thank you for watching this video! I would like to encourage you to check out the hsbStickFrame Toolset for Revit. You can get exclusive access here: www.hsbcad.com/revit-campaign This video shows how wood framing can be tedious and making changes is a nightmare. So if you are working on projects that require this type of work, I would suggest giving hsbStickFrame a try because it automates this complex and long process.
That's an incredible amount of work to show the studs. Only worth if you actually need to show them. Small correction, in a typical wood framed wall the interior would be gypsum board, and plywood is considered structural, not finish. Thank you for the video Sir.
@@pault207 Reflecting on your comment, we suggest you try our free trial of the hsbStickFrame solution because it is so versatile in determining multiple layers of boards as you describe, and do it all automatically.
I’ve done this on a recent small but complicated house that needed precise steel and wood connections. Two suggestions: 1) make a framing work set that can easily turn in and off in views. 2) Create filters to color code: for example, if PT (pressure treated) is in the name, the framing member shows up as green. If ENG (engineered lumber), a different color.
I just finished a project, using curtain walls mullions for wall studs, and beam systems for rafters and ceiling joists. I was thinking about modeling the studs with beam systems, but i need to check this out. The bill of materials was kinda challenging after that.
Hi, we believe it will always be a challenge and will consume a lot of time, although still doable. However, you should try our new hsbStickFrame toolset, it will make framing a breeze :)
Curious to see your approach for roof framing and the junction to the wall head - that's generally the harder system to frame out. My preferred approach, whilst not category compliant, is to use curtain roof and wall systems with mullions as the members versus structural framing. I find framing much too difficult once you get to the roof zone.
Hi, is it possible to export wood frame models where each stud is a separate fbx file? If so, is there a resource where I can download some samples of what this might look like? Thank you.
Great video! If an architect with a working knowledge of wood frame construction took the time to do this it could save the structural engineer quite a bit of work! I'd be curious to know if there was any way to automatically capture the length of the framing members and export them to a schedule. Could be quite useful in generating cut lists and material take offs.
Hi Samuel, as a suggestion, try out the free trial of our hsbStickFrame and see for yourself how straightforward and simple it is to make the scheduling, shop drawings and even CNC data.
You need to set which level you’re beams are on. In the properties window there is a top and bottom position for beams. You can also create for example a first floor framing plan, set the level on the ribbon under the structure tab. Ensure you select the correct level, if the beam doesn’t show its sometimes a case of the cut level, beam being either top or bottom or the levels are not set up correctly. I’m not on my desktop so I’m doing this off memory, but I do structural drafting hence why this type of plan view is more known to myself.
Hi David, reflecting on your comment, have you tried the first release of our hsbStickFrame toolset as a solution towards your framing automation needs, as shown in this video? Feel free to request a free trial and if it were a solution for you, I am sure we can work on competitive cost. To further discuss this in detail, I suggest you use our contact form to get in touch.
Thank you for watching this video! I would like to encourage you to check out the hsbStickFrame Toolset for Revit. You can get exclusive access here: www.hsbcad.com/revit-campaign
This video shows how wood framing can be tedious and making changes is a nightmare. So if you are working on projects that require this type of work, I would suggest giving hsbStickFrame a try because it automates this complex and long process.
That's an incredible amount of work to show the studs. Only worth if you actually need to show them. Small correction, in a typical wood framed wall the interior would be gypsum board, and plywood is considered structural, not finish. Thank you for the video Sir.
Thank you for letting me know, I don't have much experience with this type of construction. :)
@@balkanarchitect my pleasure.
@@pault207 Reflecting on your comment, we suggest you try our free trial of the hsbStickFrame solution because it is so versatile in determining multiple layers of boards as you describe, and do it all automatically.
@@hsbcad Is it possible to create curved walls and curved roof? (in floor plan and section view?)
I’ve done this on a recent small but complicated house that needed precise steel and wood connections. Two suggestions: 1) make a framing work set that can easily turn in and off in views. 2) Create filters to color code: for example, if PT (pressure treated) is in the name, the framing member shows up as green. If ENG (engineered lumber), a different color.
I just finished a project, using curtain walls mullions for wall studs, and beam systems for rafters and ceiling joists. I was thinking about modeling the studs with beam systems, but i need to check this out. The bill of materials was kinda challenging after that.
Hi, we believe it will always be a challenge and will consume a lot of time, although still doable. However, you should try our new hsbStickFrame toolset, it will make framing a breeze :)
I wish I could like this twice. Also get out of my head. How did this come out at the perfect time?
Thank you!! That was excellent.
Would be great to see your version vs HSB vs. MWF Wood, etc.
Excellent as usual. Thank you so much.
This is great work. Your videos are very helpful!!
I've never seen anyone draw in cm, we always use mm.
I use HSB for timber framing and at times it is helpful, other times we refer to it as HBS.
Curious to see your approach for roof framing and the junction to the wall head - that's generally the harder system to frame out. My preferred approach, whilst not category compliant, is to use curtain roof and wall systems with mullions as the members versus structural framing. I find framing much too difficult once you get to the roof zone.
Yes, the curtain wall approach it good, I find it too constraining in some case, but the benefit is that it's much faster to implement.
Love this... 🙌👍✔
Thanks!
Is there a way of doing light gauge steel in the same way?
Would of been done doing the while house with in place models.... But what's the point
Is it functional with curved Walls and curved Roofs?
What do you think of softwares like AGACAD for this type of modeling?
Hi, is it possible to export wood frame models where each stud is a separate fbx file? If so, is there a resource where I can download some samples of what this might look like? Thank you.
Thanks...but it takes time for big prject sir
Hi Manyelo, we completely agree to this and hence we developed hsbStickFrame to speed up the process and increase productivity! Give it try :)
Great video! If an architect with a working knowledge of wood frame construction took the time to do this it could save the structural engineer quite a bit of work!
I'd be curious to know if there was any way to automatically capture the length of the framing members and export them to a schedule. Could be quite useful in generating cut lists and material take offs.
Hi Samuel, as a suggestion, try out the free trial of our hsbStickFrame and see for yourself how straightforward and simple it is to make the scheduling, shop drawings and even CNC data.
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please insted of aling use extend
my beams have appeared on the wrong side of the reference plane in plan, how do i correct offset, thanks?
You need to set which level you’re beams are on. In the properties window there is a top and bottom position for beams. You can also create for example a first floor framing plan, set the level on the ribbon under the structure tab. Ensure you select the correct level, if the beam doesn’t show its sometimes a case of the cut level, beam being either top or bottom or the levels are not set up correctly.
I’m not on my desktop so I’m doing this off memory, but I do structural drafting hence why this type of plan view is more known to myself.
My beams do this also, posts do the same thing looking externally they are placed on the outside of the structure. Not what happens in this video.
409k subscribers y only 362 likes??
I don't have laptop,
there is always AgaCad Woog Framing for automation, however it is very costly
I was thinking the same thing. How much are we talking in terms of cost?
@@MrScreaneyThe quote I recieved just for the wood framing suite was, Euro 3,356.00. Really good package but hard for me to justify expendure.
@@davidasbury6496 Wow, Yes David, that is an arm and a leg and then some....thanks for your reply.
Hi David, reflecting on your comment, have you tried the first release of our hsbStickFrame toolset as a solution towards your framing automation needs, as shown in this video? Feel free to request a free trial and if it were a solution for you, I am sure we can work on competitive cost. To further discuss this in detail, I suggest you use our contact form to get in touch.
@@hsbcad I am away for next 10 days so will on my return.
this is deceiving
Excellent as usual. Thank you so much.