Steel Structures and Connections in Revit Tutorial

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In this video I show you how to model steel elements and how to solve steel connections in Revit. I model: base plate, miter, cope, contour cut, plate, corner cut, weld, clip angle, apex haunch.

Revit Shortcuts:

GR – Grid
RE – Scale
EL – Elevation
VR – View Range
CL – Structural Column
MM – Mirror (pick axis)
DM – Mirror (draw axis)
UN – Project Units
WA – Wall
CS – Create Similar
RP – Reference Plane
Al – Align
SL – Split Element
OF – Offset
TR – Trim/Extend
AR – Array
CO – Copy
TX – Text
LI – Model Lines
DL – Detail LInes
RR – Render
RY – Ray Trace
GD – Graphic Display Options
TL – Thin Lines
GP – Group
LG – Project form Group

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Timestamps
00:00 – Introduction
00:30 – New Project and Steel Tab in Revit
01:55 – Adding Structural Elements in Revit
05:50 – Change Cut Style
07:00 – Editing Cope conditions
08:00 – Cut By option
08:40 – Contour Cut
09:50 – Structural Connection Tool in Revit
15:20 – Plate and Bolts Tool in Revit
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