Create a USEFUL Cleanout Fitting in Revit

[@mikemccall169]

Great stuff! Would like to see more on custom fittings/fixtures.

[@mep_guy]

I will keep them coming as I think of them! If you have specific requests let me know.

[@mikemccall169]

@@mep_guy I would like to see adjustable stops on fixtures with connection options up or down to supply piping. Down for more residential type structures. Need a washer box fixture and a refrigerator valve box

[@mep_guy]

@@mikemccall169 Those are both great video ideas. I'll keep take a note and hopefully get those out within the next month or two. For the stops can you send me an email of what you're looking for. A simple photo of a pencil/pen sketch would be great.

[@mikemccall169]

@@mep_guy I will email you some examples

[@jayblake682]

Great video. I wish Revit made it easier to make fittings like this, but I guess there is a method to their madness. I’ve spent many hours going through these steps to create fittings like this, and it’s very annoying when things don’t show up after you create them.

[@mep_guy]

Yea totally agree. I don't think they paid too much attention to how they built some of these things for piping. I have a feeling they might update some of this stuff in the future but for now we just have to deal with it.

[@jayblake682]

@@mep_guy it’s always felt to me that piping is the red headed stepchild of Revit.

[@mep_guy]

@@jayblake682 haha yep!

[@ningzhou8397]

great tip! looks like non-host workplane based can also do the trick

[@ningzhou8397]

did quick test, even better using non-host w/ shared and maintain annotation orientation, no need of work plane-based, you can simply place that annotation family on ref level, basically get rid of all host-based, in fact, i only use face based for automatically cut void

[@mep_guy]

Good to know. I'll make sure to try that