Tek1 now provides Shed Engineering and detailing
Here is examples of some jobs we have modelled or detailed all from single client
We also provide Engineering Design for sheds at fast turn around time











What does do not start mean?
Reason:
Juniors enter the firm. They complain they have “low wages”. Then they also complain that their earnings are “not stable”……but others are earning HUUUGE dollars.
Please note – as we improve in our firm, we are always looking towards better pay. But better pay can only come with better skills. And more innovation for the benefit of clients.
Bonuses
Wages
But why am I not earning that much?
How can I earn more?
For Bonus Points:
How to maintain a low wage for life:
We will rapidly increase your bonuses / billables if you rapidly learn: We’ve done this with at least two guys. I can’t name them publicly.
June 2026 – Top Bonuses for Juniors
Employee A:
Employee B:
June 2026 – Top Gross Take Home for Juniors
Employee C:
Employee D:
This is just a random month. Some months may be higher. Some lower.
Consistency
The best way to have a consistent income is to do consistently great work. There is no other way.

You need to watch out for:
Visit https://www.tek1.com.au/category/steel-detailing/
if you wish to learn more about steel detailing, and Tekla. Video by Ben Koshy.
For more details about my work. If you’re interested in Tek1 to do your steel detailing, please email: koshy@tek1.com.au with details about your project and a description of your goals / objective.
Mesh Details
Snap shots of Model
Tek1 Precast Take off provides you with full reports on the take off


The documentation is perfectly opaque. As expected. What is the X and Y and Z axis in relation to a beam?
Easy. Check the picture.
Furthermore, now you also know what “Rotation” means in relation to a beam. Tekla does this because it is difficult for humans to define a beam using a change of basic matrix.
For more information on the code behind it, check out this post, or check out the extension methods I have published and open sourced
X vector of a beam is always the start and end point of the beam.
Checkout Tek1’s blog posts for more content on the Tekla Open API. https://www.tek1.com.au/category/tekla-api/
If you need to hire us to do your Tekla API work, please send us your proposal to koshy@tek1.com.au

Yet another Tekla API gotcha.
If you wanna waste many hours wondering why your code doesn’t work – try the Tekla API!
Here is a note for the benefit of the public – where they mutate objects – which SHOULD NOT be mutated. Perhaps they have their own reasons, but the general boy-scount principle(s) should apply:
They voilate both, IMO:
Working with the Tekla API is just unecessarily difficult!
Checkout Tek1’s blog posts for more content on the Tekla Open API.
If you need to hire us to do your Tekla API work, please send us your proposal to koshy@tek1.com.au

The documentation of the Tekla API – IMO is inadequate. That is why we need supplemental explanations and code samples.
Here is another example that hopefully benefits the community.
I have written a bunch of extension methods (Tekla.ExtensionMethods) that would hopefully simplify a lot of the headaches associated with using the API. This is already published as an Open Source project under an MIT license and is available on Nuget. As of 2026-06-25 it is released under an alpha release – meaning that the API might change drastically.
Checkout Tek1’s blog posts for more content on the Tekla Open API.
If you need to hire us to do your Tekla API work, please send us your proposal to koshy@tek1.com.au

Steel Detailing and shop drawings for Airport Gantries at Tullamarine Airport
(more…)Steel Detailing and shop drawings for Airport Gantries at Tullamarine Airport
(more…)Steel Detailing and shop drawings for Airport Gantries at Tullamarine Airport
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