AC 024 - Difference between: Girder, Beam, Joist, Rafter, Truss, Stud, Sill Plate & Top Plate.

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Presumably if this format makes it faster for you to post videos, then it’s totally the way to move forward. There was still sufficient visuals in there to get your point across. Great job !!

[@archicorner]

Thank you for taking the time to reply. Will keep on trying!! THANK YOU!!!

[@ebrahimmirmohammadi1765]

Thank you man! it was four years of university that no one explained this simple thing to any of us... appreciated

[@archicorner]

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[@luciandemarco6642]

Best description of beam vs girder I've heard in 20 years

[@archicorner]

Sweeeet! That was the goal 😊.

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Being able to see who's behind the animation and info, gives the video the human touch that I was needing to make a better connection with the content. 3D graphs helped a lot! Great job!

[@archicorner]

Glad I could help! Thanks for your input.

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[@archicorner]

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[@archicorner]

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[@archicorner]

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[@archicorner]

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[@archicorner]

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[@archicorner]

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[@archicorner]

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[@archicorner]

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[@jtlopez4762]

This video is great as it is! No need for full animation. By all means… do what you can with the time you have. Video was very useful!

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[@archicorner]

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[@archicorner]

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[@chasingdesign]

the fact that you animated the most important conceptual teaching part is really helpful! this format is great. if this is faster for you to produce, then go for it!

[@archicorner]

Thanks for the comment JC.

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[@archicorner]

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[@archicorner]

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[@archicorner]

You are so welcome! I am glad you like the format. We will keep trying!

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I am a visual learner and I love your animations and off course the way you explain everything. Your videos are amazing. 🙌🏻 Thanks.

[@archicorner]

Happy to hear that!

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Great job as always! It was a good balance. The visual aids accompanying your explanations are very helpful, so they are always appreciated. If this method is quicker and less work for you, that's great. Thank you for taking time to put these together in the first place and share your knowledge and expertise!

[@archicorner]

thanks so much!

[@mirali7467]

Its awesome. very clearly explained the difference, and the example of hands and limbs really worked as nail to fix them in mind quickly.

[@archicorner]

Great to hear!

[@lukewise777]

Your video was great. As a Home Inspector student, it helped me better understand the difference quickly. Looking forward to more ot your videos. Thanks 😊

[@archicorner]

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[@archicorner]

Welcome aboard!

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[@archicorner]

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Great visual for the construction difference! Thank you!

[@archicorner]

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I liked the format of this video. Ultimately it's about the content. I've done video editing and understand how time consuming it can be.

[@archicorner]

Thanks for the input!

[@rehoyos]

Great video, as always, thank you! This video also explained what a bearing wall is which a lot of people get confused.

[@archicorner]

haha! that's great that you were able to catch on that. Thank you for watching.

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[@archicorner]

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[@archicorner]

That’s a very good observation. Thank you for the suggestion!

[@anton9004]

Thank you for such a clear explanation. I've been googling this question for a while now and this video has been the most helpful. Cheers! :)

[@archicorner]

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[@kshakman]

I loved the human side… your smile brings it to place! We are all humans!

[@archicorner]

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[@archicorner]

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[@archicorner]

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[@archicorner]

SWEET! Mission accomplished. THANK YOU!

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[@archicorner]

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Great video, explained and illustrated the concept well! Keep up the great work

[@archicorner]

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i like how you explain every components, thats really helpful thankyou!

[@archicorner]

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I think this was done perfectly! just enough graphics and broken down to be simple and easy to understand thanks to the graphics

[@archicorner]

Thank you for the input!

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[@archicorner]

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[@archicorner]

Glad it was helpful! That is a good subject. Will place it on the "to-do" list. Thanks for watching!

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Great format, it was a well balanced mix. Keep it up!

[@archicorner]

Glad you liked it!

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[@archicorner]

I appreciate that!

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[@archicorner]

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[@archicorner]

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[@archicorner]

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[@archicorner]

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[@archicorner]

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So this video was also great ! Thank you for putting it up . But yes I did miss the animation. But on the plus side I could see you :) Ultimately, what's important to me is the knowledge shared. So its absolutely fine !!

[@archicorner]

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[@archicorner]

Please do! And thank you!

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[@saminmirian1998]

Awesome video, as always! Thank you for producing such great content. I like that you showed the beam and girder 3D view separated and with a different graphic than joist section, for visual learners like myself, if makes it easier to visualize and remember.

[@archicorner]

Glad you liked it! Thank you for leaving a message!

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finally the one video that explains it well 👍🏻

[@archicorner]

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Thank you for your explanation with the animation.

[@archicorner]

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[@archicorner]

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[@archicorner]

You can do it! I am so happy that you are trying to get licensed, I wish you the best in your journey!

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Thank you! Great video as always!

[@archicorner]

My pleasure!

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[@archicorner]

Awesome, thank you!

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Absolutely an amazing video

[@archicorner]

Thank you very much!

[@taxitacho]

The clear difference is that they are defined by their structural function, the joist is responsible for receiving the distributed area load from an horizontal sheathing (could be roof or floor, therefore they are more frequent in distance) whereas the beam receives the load from those previous elements and transfers the linear load to a punctual load (columns). So they are complementary.

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[@archicorner]

Glad to hear that!

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Informative deserve more subscribers

[@archicorner]

I appreciate that! Thank you.

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Love the animation and 3D. But also had small short of yourself but keep the animation and 3D as a main focus to the videos. Love the channel. Keep up the hard wait and can’t wait for more

[@archicorner]

Thanks, will do!

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3d models help a lot to consolidate ideas, I greatly appreciate your work

[@archicorner]

Glad you think so!

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[@archicorner]

Thank you!

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Great video and format

[@archicorner]

Much appreciated!

[@robbygilson]

I don't mind this format but the reductive character of your other videos is really exceptional. I think this video could have been two or three minutes shorter. If you can post more often with a tad more concision, I support the change. Thanks for your hard work!

[@archicorner]

Fair enough! Constructive criticism is always welcomed. Will try to do so!

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[@archicorner]

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[@archicorner]

Thank you for taking the time to comment! Thank you for your kind words.

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Great job! your approach to the concept was great. Using the different medium did not affect the quality and understanding. Thank you!

[@archicorner]

Awesome, thank you!

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[@archicorner]

Than you!!!

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[@archicorner]

More to come! The next video will be for IBC. If not tomorrow, the next day (Monday hopefully - 5/23/21)! Hope you like it.

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[@archicorner]

Thanks so much!

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[@archicorner]

Thanks for the encouragmen!

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[@archicorner]

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[@archicorner]

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[@archicorner]

Will keep trying!

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[@archicorner]

You are welcome!

[@paulsonpriya]

Loved it.. this was informative and loved the way it was presented and you can make more videos that could be very helpful in shorter time.. the 3d also explained more.. awsomeee

[@archicorner]

Thank you!

[@LoanNguyen-hi1iu]

Visuals are good to go with your lecture.

[@archicorner]

Thank you for the positive input!

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Thank you ! 🙏🏾

[@sanra167]

I liked that the video was short and sweet, but I wish it had more information, more value. All I learned was the definition of basic members that ppl usually learn in freshman year of college

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[@archicorner]

Thank you for the input Li Xing! I appreciate the suggestion.

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Great teacher

[@archicorner]

Glad you think so!

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[@archicorner]

You're so welcome!

[@priyadharsinikamban2758]

Hi can you also explain slip joints and relief joints that help in building movement. Thank you

[@imadbabbili]

Information is more important than animation but sometimes animations is essential to explain it.

[@archicorner]

Very true. Thank you for taking the time to comment.

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Great video! Animation helps a bunch. Can you do one on sprinkler systems?

[@archicorner]

Great suggestion! I will keep it in mind.

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03:07 real start, skip intro

[@micheletupper5158]

I Thank all your videos are excellent describing Architectural elements. I’ve seen KZbin videos using white board and markers and they’re just as effective. Perhaps he’ll explore using both whiteboard illustrations and your typical graphic illustrations and that may cut down on your time creating each video.

[@archicorner]

Glad you like them! Timing is always a factor but the goal is to continue to produce videos. Thank you for your patience. More videos are definitely on the way.

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[@archicorner]

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[@archicorner]

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