Bolts in Revit Tutorial (Steel Structures in Revit)

[@dredhounds6832]

Awesome video, I got a laugh out of the edge offset at 11:43 because you were totally in the right with the rationality of edge 1 being the horizontal

[@learnGrowImplentRepeat]

Keep.. Doing Ur thing.. Don't stop it for anything..am ur Great Fan😍🤩💥💥❤️

[@zubindaboo1953]

Hi Milos, great channel. Learnt so much from you thumbs up for putting so much effort in these videos.

[@lusai786]

Hello, i just subscribed yesterday to yours courses, it s already really interesting. I know, you prefer architect stuff, but it would be great to make a rebar video 😊

[@balkanarchitect]

I'm planning on creating a course on that topic this year. It will be about concrete and rebar in Revit! :)

[@richardbabooram]

Hello brother! I admire your knowlege of revit. Can you do a video on how to customize bolts and anchors in Revit please? Such as to show how to create custom diameters and lengths which are not available in the standard Revit program.

[@a_mondal08]

I like ur revit video very much

[@ThienNgan179]

Thank you, this is gonna be a helpful skill for my project

[@HumbertoCortes]

I really enjoy your videos, very informative but I need time to even give them a try on my end lol

[@philipeddington6282]

Awesome video again of course

[@walterjr80]

Very great!!! Do you have more videos like this but explaining about welding?

[@bnmporvida6138]

Can it be scheduled, I noticed it works only for steel family and not wood.

[@walterjr80]

Can we do the automated TAG process for manufacturing and assembly parts only with Revit? Or do I need to go for advance steel?

[@ezabala]

This is awesome!

[@Nicholas.Tsagkos]

Create holes? Autodesk should -somehow- have a way to make them automatically, like cut geometry command or change geometry order after join, they're both steel, they should be able to join together.

[@broszillagaming3120]

Could you please tell me how to add/load new anchor type other than predifined anchors?

[@nicholastsagkos290]

Cool, but when should something be in 3D and when in 2D? Like this whole thing could be in 2D, what's more fast when you want to create a drawing?

[@laleca0978]

Thanks for the video!!!; It would be great if you make a video for Welds!!

[@jelenatellme5371]

Hi there! Do you have in the training course information on how to attach material to bolts, how to model gaskets, nuts and washer? Thank you in advance!

[@steffenthomsen4914]

Hey there great video! What do you do, when you don't have any steel connections i your revit. How do i load them in? I am studying to become Bachelor of Architectural Technology and Construction Management, and steel constructions now have my interest. But i am stuck, because i don't have any connections i my revit. Help :) Have a great day and thank you in advance!

[@deseelove262]

Great tutor, keep great

[@bilal72sa]

Thanks to advice for the new users if we have to learn from beginning to adv level , what should we do , we are setting target myself to complete in comfortably use the commands and techniques enable to develop the project in terms of design and steel framing during in 150 to 200 hours , pls advice us ...... currently we are doing the same but with the assistance of others . definably is hard and limitation which hard to all the times explain . if i does is grreat . looking forward your reply .

[@bjarnefredriktangen9608]

Why does the Bolt head thickness increase during your modelling? I have the same issue myself.

[@sofronsaleh3820]

i love this vdo.

[@leonardochavez8372]

I love your videos, I learn too much, thank you 🙏, but it would be great if you put subtitles in Spanish🥺🥺

[@ba-cl8ji]

Hello! I'm a beginner o revit and i change the wall type from properties but when i draw a wall it stays in the basic (plain, blank) type. Do you know why?

[@nelsonlee9003]

Great ! how can i do to remain the real hole on steel when deleted the bolt 🤝 thank

[@vf95]

thank you make more

[@RBC413]

just wondering if this could be applied to wood frame members. maybe with hurricane clips and bolts with a washer. 🤔

[@eastudio-K]

was thinking the same thing, simpson strong ties and wood framing

[@ravinduabeygunasekara833]

Can we create fabricate drawings in revit?

[@abishak3506]

Sir I want u shape lug with the plate...How to do it?

[@vc671]

top

[@nadernader6420]

can you send me Revit 2018 steel connection library please? thanks a lot

[@gireshpt1]

Why it says “ the shapes for medium and fine detail level of connected elements are inconsistent “ please explain

[@chrisklop1854]

Most steel sections have a medium detial level that is just a simpllified shape. (eg. I beams have square edges). at Fine detail level they are chamfered and rounded off to match closer what the actual real life shape of the beam is.

[@youshouldknow1136]

👌👍👍

[@ilhamfadelm.8559]

how to make a steel roller wheel???

[@akashkrishna7816]

How to do in revit 2018

[@ingabbateantonio]

I am letting this pass cause I know you are not an engineer, but please stay away from structures, please, you are doing a misservice in this field. thanks

[@MrDarrylhen]

He's not designing structures, he's showing how to use the tool. Get over yourself.

[@karlcorrz]

@@MrDarrylhen But I highly recommend to leave it on the engineers or qualified structural bim modelers, the positioning of the nuts and bolts in this video is ridiculous tbh 😂 hes an architect, why would an architect teach me BIM model steel structures? 😂

[@AussieBIMGuru]

@@karlcorrz i agree it's risky to teach outside field of experience, but there is a severe lack of engineers providing this type of publically accessible training. Need more of them to be honest. Rather than ragging on those having a go a productive solution is to make content for others to learn from. OP of this comment should do this if they care that much.

[@victorstrembitskiy7171]

Revit is not suitable for steel works AT ALL! Crash!

[@nizarfauzan2907]

Why, can you explain that?

[@victorstrembitskiy7171]

@@nizarfauzan2907 Steel detailing, parts/assemblies numbering, boltings, holes. Try to make a whole bunch of detailed steel drawings in Tekla or Advance Steel and then do the same in Revit.

[@victorstrembitskiy7171]

@@nizarfauzan2907 or was it sarcasm???