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CARMELHILL, in General Q & A
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By Night8917
Hi Guys and Girls.
I've been away form this forum for a long time, maybe some of you still remember me.
I had another job for a few year and I didn't have time to be here, how ever Covid struck and I lost the other job.
So to make some extra money I will offer my symbols for sale and also take custom symbol orders, if you want something special I make it for you.
You can see a few of my symbols, old and new on my facebook page.
https://www.facebook.com/LAN-Web-Atelier-1026690994013108
If you like what you see send me a PM or an E-mail.
Best regards
Anders Niemi
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By CDCDLLC_2014
Hello,
My name is Brent Freeman, I live in Phoenix AZ and would love to do your drafting!
Have job-site experience, start to finish, 40 years-combined family experience.
Whatever the project, I can help!
I can provide structural or civil engineering if required.
Complete sets of plans for residential or small commercial projects ready to submit to the city!
3D and Landscape renderings for HOA's!
Obtaining sub-contractor proposals, creating cost breakdowns and material estimates for your project.
If in the state of Arizona I can also provide contracting!
Have worked with several municipalities to get approved permits.
Email Me at: Brent@cdcillc.com
Call or text me at: 623-432-6312
For More Info!
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By rlackore
Here's a hvac sidewall vent similar to the Trane Bayvent. It can be used to vent many types of equipment including furnaces, water heaters, etc.
SidewallVent.calibz
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By ajrare
Does Chief Architect have an HVAC ductwork tool?
On commercial building plans typically show hvac trunk lines, does Chief have tool for?
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By CARMELHILL
I never tried this, maybe someone else knows....how much of the original manipulation of original Sketchup items remain after they are imported into Chief?
I'll try it at the office on Tuesday, just thought I would post the question here for some Sunday afteroon, below 1degree F, thniking...brrrr.
Yesterday I was looking at Sketchup Pro and saw two extensions that would be tremendously helpful in lite commercial work. They have an HVAC ductwork extension and an Engineering piping extension.
If you import a few symbols made in Sketchup with these extensions do you still think you can manipulate them in Cheif, or would you have to do the whole design in Sketchup and then import the finished piping layout into Chief as an end product? I hate having to switch back and forth for EVERY revision.
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