How to Use The Architect's Scale

How to read the architect's scale and write dimension notes in proper architectural format.

[@Engineersupply]

Very nice video. Very well explained!

[@demateus100]

thank you this a really good information.

[@tae_nae9833]

well-done thank you for your assistance.❤

[@nacho_business]

Wow! Thanks for making these videos!

[@Karina-jm2oe]

thanks I finally understand

[@saifullahkhan310]

Thanks it really helps.

[@ProfDrafting]

+Saif Ullah Khan Glad you liked it!

[@kojomensah7474]

thanks very much

[@khinmghtay9359]

No

[@chrisjohnson5235]

What if I have to convert the measurement based off the scale?

[@ProfDrafting]

I don't understand what you mean? You could just mathematically convert all the scale numbers or use a metric scale.

[@khinmghtay9359]

How does 5 ft long

[@josephfortune8314]

did you stop making videos?

[@ProfDrafting]

+Joseph Fortune Hi, did you mean for manual drafting? I don't do as many of those. Is there a specific one you'd like to see? I am still doing vids, mostly SketchUp and 123D, but have been busy on some other projects -will resume in a few weeks! Thank you for asking!

[@Harukay_]

+ProfDrafting I'm really confused with the metric scale for 1:50 i can't seem to figure out what 6inch would look like on that scale

[@ProfDrafting]

The 3' increment is about 1 meter on the 1:50 scale.

[@JKing6944]

Why did you skip the last scale? 3/32 and 3/16

[@ProfDrafting]

Sorry, didn't think they were needed. Who uses them? They work the same way as the others.

[@JKing6944]

@@ProfDrafting it's just some home work I got and the scale was on that

[@khinmghtay9359]

Probably a lot in 13

[@khinmghtay9359]

​@@ProfDraftingno