Francois

That's reassuringnow. What about crimping system vs Sharkbite"? I know the later one is expensive.

On 12/30/2016 at 8:13 PM, Alaskan_Son said:

He's 15, and no components,  all from scratch.  To be fair though,  he did get the design from an actual Lego design (you know, those little instruction books they send with those little kits you buy).  

as we do from Chief samples when we start designing  Congrats to him

Joey, i do not want to hijack your thread but I have run in the case of when I offer PEX on my jobs I hit a roadblock as the owners want copper by fear of leaks from this material.

My question is: how confident are you in using this product?

Thanks Perry and Jonathan. 

12 hours ago, DRAWZILLA said:

I'm not sure you are aware that you just gave yourself -3 points.

 

Oh no! What next? La guillotine?

But in my world, humor will prevail

Let's enjoy the end of the year and may 2017 be the best yet for all.

Thanks Larry. Happy holidays to you and your family

Shouldn't "Community reputation" be by the members if there was to be one? (obviously they could care less)  If it is from CA, it's petty. They could spend that "big brother" time for something else, maybe work on countless members wishes to improve the software? As such I give CA -3 points ... and that's because I still have the Christmas spirit !

Cyber Monday deal, I just ordered this one: Monoprice 28-inch UHD Premium Series Matte 4K 60Hz 5ms Monitor, DisplayPort HDMI/MHL DVI, VGA, Pixel Perfect Display at Monoprice.com. You can get it from Amazon also. I have a HP 30" and a Samsung 24" which seems small next to the HP. If I like the new one, then I'll replace the HP. Big monitors are great but I find that I need to seat a bit further to protect my eyes.

MS Surface book is light. I has plenty power to run CA. Excellent screen. 

Apple Mac Pro

Sorry for the delay in replying to your comments.

Thank you Kenoeightspot, dssharp, Mark3D and Drawilla for your replies.

The city wants a grid system on the architectural drawings. What is it? How do I do it?

What does it need to represent?

Thanks.

I agree with Solver. Start with a hip roof....

I also have the Epson wf7620. Get it with $50 credit by returning an old printer working or not!

Canon is very strong, I have the ipf600 (an discontinued model now) I use it for print proofing and use an internet company to print at $0.65 per 24" x 36" sheet. 

That should cover the cost of your large format scanner

When you explode a block, if the block is greyed out, immediately open it and place it on the layer you want it to be. 

Thank you.

You know what JPC,  I would be interested in hosting a FLOOR ELEVATION workshop if there was enough interest.  

yes.  I would be interested.

I agree with you. The info is there already.

Print to "Chief Architect Save As PDF", not any other PDF. You can select it from the print DBX

"but would it be realistic to estimate 40k-60k, 60k-80k, 80k+ if someone is very proficient in the software and has good business acumen."

Yes. Every post said it, it is definitely up to you. You like the comfort of your job now, but if you jump in a design career it will be as comfortable as you make it to be.

and the answer was????? I find it odd that one replies privately to a public forum whose purpose is to help this community.

from File: Export Current View or All Floors to .dwg

Thanks Perry.