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CAMduct™ Users / Re: S Panel first at decoiler

« Last post by CAMeleon on Dec 20, 2024, 21:17:18 PM »

It will depend on your connector type.
If your slip is always on the long side (S&D Auto), then S Panel first would force the long side first.
With shortest side first enabled it can be contradicting at times - as your slip could be on long, but it wants to force short side first regardless of Slip location on the straight.

So basically if you always want your S panel first - check it with short side first disabled.
If S panel placement is secondary and your operator prefers to run the shortest side first, enable short side first with s panel first disabled.

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CAMduct™ Users / Re: S Panel first at decoiler

« Last post by BDD on Dec 20, 2024, 16:17:16 PM »

I'm not sure of the answer to your question but, I am having problems with my duct downloading to our coil. I want it to download checking S panel first and it must be checked short side first. Could you tell me the location of the those check boxes?

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CAMduct™ Users / CID#222 dimensions show

« Last post by Lilian001 on Dec 20, 2024, 14:37:36 PM »

Is there anybody know how to show CID#222 dimensions on in CAMduct list?

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CADmep™ Users / Re: CADmep bolt and gasket sets specific to valve or accessory

« Last post by steph_a5 on Dec 20, 2024, 10:11:37 AM »

thanks bro, some specs we have are UNC studs imperial some are metric, some have tie rods etc i think its going to be too much hassle to be honest

have a lovely christmas x

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CADmep™ Users / Re: Auto-Fill Coupling for Two Spirals

« Last post by jaysomlam on Dec 19, 2024, 20:03:36 PM »

Single Wall only.

Any suggestion?  Thanks in advance.

Jaysom

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General Revit® Queries / Re: Revit Annotations Scaled up in Print

« Last post by linedrawer on Dec 19, 2024, 19:07:31 PM »

We have seen where the text will go off. Rebooting fixes it for us as well. It may be a memory issue.

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CADmep™ Users / Re: CADmep bolt and gasket sets specific to valve or accessory

« Last post by madcad on Dec 19, 2024, 18:52:10 PM »

Thats the logic I would use but if I were going that far I would investigate the possibility of the below scenarios.

Flange-Nut-Gasket-Bolt-Flange for Flange to Flange.
Flange-Nut-Gasket-Wafer Valve-Gasket-Bolt-Flange for Wafer Pattern hard face valve. Report Bolt Length as TBC for human input.
Flange-Set Bolt-resilient valve-Bolt-Flange for butterflies. Report Bolt Length as TBC for human input.

To have any chance of getting this to work it would all need to be your own content including the valves. Without the valves every part would need to be placed manually instead of just cutting in a valve.

One side issue for me might be model size. From an object quantity point for view e have went from the olden days of Flange-valve flange TO Outside weld-Inside Weld-Flange-Nut-Gasket-Valve-Gasket-Bolt-Flange-Inside Weld-Outside Weld.
3 objects to 11 objects for every valve.

The logic could be complex.

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Fabrication Parts in Revit® / Re: Getting project info from Revit to Reports/BOMs

« Last post by PipeFitter72 on Dec 19, 2024, 18:25:55 PM »

Found the old files.

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CAMduct™ Users / Re: How do radius elbow splitters work

« Last post by Lilian001 on Dec 19, 2024, 18:23:35 PM »

Thanks for your reply. If I change the width Adjust to 2-0.2=1.8, then it will change the teeth width to 0.9'' but the middle width is still 9.978(almost the same width as the conduit 10''). What I want is keep the teeth width 1'' but reduce the middle to 9.8''. Is there a way to do it?

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General Revit® Queries / Re: Revit Annotations Scaled up in Print

« Last post by Shaun1119 on Dec 19, 2024, 18:14:06 PM »

After numerous reboots, the glitch seemed to work itself out and prints correctly now.