David... I can’t believe you don’t do this all completely in 3D?! Structures, bolts, screws and all. It’s easy enough between composites, complex profiles and downloadable objects, especially once you have a template. You can model it all in the 3D tab, just like you normally do, which would make it so clear to make sure things actually work and fits in real-life. Was just a little surprised by this but do like your work and content. Cheers
Would a Hebel PowerPanel be considered a tilt up concrete wall? The AAC Hebel panel is considerably lighter than regular concrete so wouldn't need backfill or as deep footings either? Cheers
Hi David, I like you content and I enjoy watching your videos but just to point out, I think this detail is incorrect. The rebate of 172mm is correct but the external skin does not sit on the footing like this directly as you've shown, it actually sits on a rebate that would be 160mm wide and the footing is mass poured with it to form the footing below it flush to the external brick skin. Having your soil this high up the external skin won't allow you to put any weep holes which are generally place at 2 courses of bricks as well as the damp proof membrane.
This is an alternative detail and you are correct it is a possible method. I've tried to keep details as internationally relevant to everyone as possible so, there will definitely be different versions of every detail I showed.
This is a timely video as I am working with my detailing in my assessment. Its only a shame that I can't do mine as it really stresses me. Detailing such as "reverse brick veneer and floortech detail", "sips panel and pryda truss detail", "sips panel footing detail" and etc. with complete label. Any suggestion when can i find reference for this shi*s.
You could save yourself from drawing that earth on every single detail by modeling it and use Solid Element Operations to subtract that from the structure. Otherwise, nice details. How about using the Detail tool?
Dave could you also do a full course on structural details ,such a beams columns and slab ....on one video ....
Great content mate, i would love to see more videos on construction details. Keep up the great work!!!
David... I can’t believe you don’t do this all completely in 3D?!
Structures, bolts, screws and all.
It’s easy enough between composites, complex profiles and downloadable objects, especially once you have a template. You can model it all in the 3D tab, just like you normally do, which would make it so clear to make sure things actually work and fits in real-life. Was just a little surprised by this but do like your work and content. Cheers
Yes but thats a whole other video in itself. Gotta keep it fresh somehow 😂
mate i love you that’s all i have to say, keep it up champ
Glad I could help mate!
I've been looking for such a tutorial, thank you!
Best archicad tutorials ever!
Glad i could help!
David... not you saving me again !! this 5th year is destroying me! ain't no way I'm doing this architecture master's
Don’t give up, it will all be worth it in the end!
Wow, very specific, I needed it. Thanks!
for details you are the best...
Really valuable information. Thank you so much
Thanks mate.
Thanks. Very useful video
Super helpful, great content 👏
great spirit
😃😃
Would a Hebel PowerPanel be considered a tilt up concrete wall? The AAC Hebel panel is considerably lighter than regular concrete so wouldn't need backfill or as deep footings either? Cheers
Bonne continuation et merci
You’re welcome :)
how do you draw concrete hollow core panels
nice one
Thanks
Great content😁 would really like to see some more construction detailed drawings like this one
Can do
David the star man. Nice hoodie that is .
Thanks mate!
Thank so much!!
Most welcome mate!
Thanks David, very beneficial. could you please make details for Universal Beam
You might need to be a little more specific?
Hi David, I like you content and I enjoy watching your videos but just to point out, I think this detail is incorrect. The rebate of 172mm is correct but the external skin does not sit on the footing like this directly as you've shown, it actually sits on a rebate that would be 160mm wide and the footing is mass poured with it to form the footing below it flush to the external brick skin. Having your soil this high up the external skin won't allow you to put any weep holes which are generally place at 2 courses of bricks as well as the damp proof membrane.
This is an alternative detail and you are correct it is a possible method. I've tried to keep details as internationally relevant to everyone as possible so, there will definitely be different versions of every detail I showed.
@@DavidTomic Ah okay understood. Keep up the good work, always good to see architecture related channels.
hey :) you do know archicad gave you a detail tool? :))
Haha yes a very long time ago.
hello, can you help me? in my ArchiCad 24 in wall or line detail setting don't show.
I don't understand the question?
@@DavidTomic hey i will send image on your email. ok. thanx for answer
This is a timely video as I am working with my detailing in my assessment. Its only a shame that I can't do mine as it really stresses me. Detailing such as "reverse brick veneer and floortech detail", "sips panel and pryda truss detail", "sips panel footing detail" and etc. with complete label. Any suggestion when can i find reference for this shi*s.
James hardie website will have good info and the sips panel guys have this info if you email them.
Superimportant
The temperature here is very high.Is it cool on your side?You're starting to wear hoodie
Middle of winter in Australia :)
You could save yourself from drawing that earth on every single detail by modeling it and use Solid Element Operations to subtract that from the structure. Otherwise, nice details. How about using the Detail tool?
You are correct. Checkout my latest section video
Do one using nothing but 3d elements.
Ah the joys of 3D detailing haha. Alright I'll add it to the list