Revit MEP for the Professional - Part 2 - Drawing Piping

[@selvakarthik168]

Its surely not like a pro
But its like a friend who teach by sitting nxt to you..!
Like finding some new things,
Correcting the wrong one,
Thanks for sharing it and it helped me a lot..😇

[@adrianavelasquez4292]

This is awesome!! I have 20 years experience in AutoCAD, but I'm new to Revit! This is EXACTLY what I was looking for!!!

[@JWu-jt7fz]

Ignore the haters, I learnt a lot. Thank you!

[@zhuchangjing4203]

Its awesome. really help me a lot. thank you so much for sharing.regards

[@kristofpapp3274]

thank you, it helped :) wish you power

[@OszieDe]

Dude...clearly you are an amature at this...dont hurt self. But its a good thing to share some knowledge...like the effort

[@MEPMaster]

+OszieDe Thanks for the comment, Definitely need to work on the video editing skills.

[@fatemajamal6837]

thank you so much this really helped

[@jabsadatabduljabar3560]

Tqvm, usefull tutorial.👍👍👍

[@haiderjubaily8130]

THANKS

[@PrincessTS01]

im totally falling asleep watching this video

[@myselfjamal4847]

Very good lesson, I Liked this vidéo ans also suscribed for this channel. Can I ask you if you can send this file please? thank you

[@haidershaker281]

Hi friend do you have mep family for the flange with bolts and steel water tank? thanks

[@MEPMaster]

Hey, unfortunately I haven't seen a family for pipes with flanges and bolts. Revit has the piping flange family in the standard content. As for the steel water tank, I'm not exactly sure what your looking for but a good place to look is bimobject.com, they have tons of models for different applications.

[@haidershaker281]

thanks dear friend

[@sudantechnical6864]

Thank you.
But where the file

[@kholil4648]

Sir..I hope new video MEP.. update. Please

[@kaye2890]

You need to figure out how Revit basic work before present a tutorial.

[@9fine]

set the speed to1.75 ....much better

[@mataamafelomale4791]

I'm at 2 and half minutes and you are still talking about floors....?

[@OszieDe]

Dude I was commenting about your ability to use the program

[@MEPMaster]

It's easy to criticize and hard to do, thanks for coming out!

[@Arpeggioseverday]

You’re using illegal fittings. Try a combo rather than a Tee. Why create a sanitary system that can’t be serviced with drain cleaning equipment? Clean outs are required as well.

[@MEPMaster]

Hi Michael, this video was for beginners new to Revit, while I understand sanitary systems must have clean outs and 45 degree elbows and sloped piping, this may be a little more advanced to the beginner Revit drafter. Thanks for your comment.

[@edenlevi9877]

this sucks