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Precast Panels with Tekla Structures
This is probably first precast project we have attempted with tekla structures as the tool. We have done a few with Revit, and lot with Autocad. There is raging argument with no one really know (unless one has walked in the weeds) which is a better tool I believe no tool as out of the…
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pedestrian over pass
Bendigo Pedestrian over pass Just revisiting some old projects. This project was fabricated by Third angle, Detailed by Tek1. One of the early pedestrian bridges detailed by Tek1. Many more followed after this.
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Tekla Productivity Tool1
CNTRL + RIGHT CLICK to set start point Press X, Y, or Z to Lock the co ordinate as the need may be Save time in modelling
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Tekla Object Locks
Tekla Structures’ object lock is a crucial feature, particularly in multi-user environments like Tekla Model Sharing, designed to prevent accidental modification and control access to specific model objects and drawings. It acts as a protective measure to maintain model integrity and streamline collaborative workflows. Here’s a breakdown of how it works and its key aspects:…
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Plate Stringer Sprial Stair
Expert detailiing of spiral stair with plate stringers. Clear drawings and set outs for easy fabrication. Here is and example. Tek1 has the experience detailing different types of spiral stairs. There are challenges for the fabricator. Good drawings help to reduce the issues the fabricator will be facing. If you want the Tekla Model for…
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Missing Dimension
Today I spent a fair bit of time answering calls about missing dimensions. Remember the client spent more time on this. Mulitple people wasted their time because of some in competent detailer. It is super critical that at Tek1 we snuff out this problem straight away.
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Weld Clearance
Make sure there is sufficent clearance for welds. The cost of not providing weld clearance is significant. These type of errors chips away at our credibility
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Purlin Brackets
Lysaught provides different types of brackets. Whe you are modelling choose the appropriate types
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Venting Holes for Australian Sections
Vent holes are required for draining molten zinc from the material being galvanised. The size and location of the vent holes are important in achieving the vent holes. Different sections have differnt vent hole position requirements. Vent holes are not just of closed profiles like SHS. UBs UCs PFCs etc require vent holes at base…
