confused about drafting scales!!
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andy32
Neil Joshua Rosario
droo
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confused about drafting scales!!
Gusto ko sanang i-indicate sa drawing sheet ko na ang image sa taas is drafted using a scale of 1:100m. Tama po bang ilagay sa drawing sheet na 1:100m, pero millimeter ang ginamit kong unit of measurement? Nalito na kasi ako dahil nasanay akong mag drawing using meters. Example, dati kasi 6.00m ang nilalagay kong measurement, ngayon, 6000mm na. Pwede ko pa bang gamitin ang scale na 1:100 for my drawing above???
Paano naman kung imperial system (inches, feet, etc) na ang gagamitin ko. Kailangan ko rin kasing masanay sa imperial system...
droo- CGP Newbie
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Re: confused about drafting scales!!
i think 1:100mm kasi millimeter. correct me if im wrong
Neil Joshua Rosario- CGP Guru
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Re: confused about drafting scales!!
di mo pwede indicate na 1:100m ang drawing scale mo pag ang dimension mo is millimeters, you can do that by using UNITS command or UN (shortcut command), then change it to meters.
andy32- CGP Apprentice
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Re: confused about drafting scales!!
Meter man o millimeter, it's still 1:100. as long as 1:100 ang ratio. meaning, 1 meter sa plan is 100 meters sa actual. kahit saan mo man iconvert na units. km, m, cm, mm...
Re: confused about drafting scales!!
kaya naglalagay ng ng scale 1:100, 1:50, 1:25, etc, etc, para alam sa site kung anong scale gagamitin nila kapag susukatin ang plano, kaya nga minsan may naka lagay na "not to scale" which means wala sa scale yung drawing,
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Re: confused about drafting scales!!
whey09 wrote:kaya naglalagay ng ng scale 1:100, 1:50, 1:25, etc, etc, para alam sa site kung anong scale gagamitin nila kapag susukatin ang plano, kaya nga minsan may naka lagay na "not to scale" which means wala sa scale yung drawing,
so pwede ko pong ilagay na 1:100m ang scale ko kahit mm ang gamit ko??
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Re: confused about drafting scales!!
puede....droo wrote:
so pwede ko pong ilagay na 1:100m ang scale ko kahit mm ang gamit ko??
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render master wrote:puede....droo wrote:
so pwede ko pong ilagay na 1:100m ang scale ko kahit mm ang gamit ko??
in my opinion huh? very misleading kasi pag millimeters ang dimension mo pero ang naka-indicate na scale is meters, iba pa rin ang 1.00m sa 1000mm kaya kung millimeters din ang dimension eh dapat millimeters din yung naka-indicate na scale.
andy32- CGP Apprentice
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Re: confused about drafting scales!!
andy32 wrote:
in my opinion huh? very misleading kasi pag millimeters ang dimension mo pero ang naka-indicate na scale is meters, iba pa rin ang 1.00m sa 1000mm kaya kung millimeters din ang dimension eh dapat millimeters din yung naka-indicate na scale.
architect ka ba sir? just a question, puede mong sagutin puede ring hindi
anyway, walang kinalaman ang dimension unit sa plano doon sa scale label na inilalagay sa Floor Plan label unless magkaiba sila ng units typed ( imperial / english and meter). ang scale label ay ginagamit para sa pag-iinterpet ng dimension ng plano. when we say 1:100m ( scale label) meaning bawat isang unit ng sukat ay katumbas ng 1cm kung gagamit ka ng scale na nakalagay 1:100m. Say ang dimension sa plano ay 6000(mm) meaning sa triangular scale na gagamitin, ito ay 6 na unit.
- Isa pa as sir Bokkins stated " Meter man o millimeter, it's still 1:100. as long as 1:100 ang ratio. meaning, 1 meter sa plan is 100 meters sa actual. kahit saan mo man iconvert na units. km, m, cm, mm... "
- Kung ang ilalagay mo ay 1:100mm, it means 1 meter sa plan ay katumbas ng .001??? questionable yata naman ito.
- another thing wala namang metric scale na nakalagay 1:100mm, or 1:1000mm
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Re: confused about drafting scales!!
oo nga hehehe
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Re: confused about drafting scales!!
droo wrote:whey09 wrote:kaya naglalagay ng ng scale 1:100, 1:50, 1:25, etc, etc, para alam sa site kung anong scale gagamitin nila kapag susukatin ang plano, kaya nga minsan may naka lagay na "not to scale" which means wala sa scale yung drawing,
so pwede ko pong ilagay na 1:100m ang scale ko kahit mm ang gamit ko??
Patay tayo dyan, paano ka naka-graduate ng arki? This is a big No-no. Mapapahiya ang teacher at school mo nito.
Walang kinalaman ang meter or mm sa scaling. Unit lang ito na pwedeng pwede iconvert anytime. 1m= 1000mm= 100cm
Re: confused about drafting scales!!
@rendermaster: yes, you're correct at that pati din kay sir bokkins.. siguro may mali lang ako sa statement ko anyway what i mean is pag dating sa detailing ng dimension eh naka decimal type, ex. 3.00m, 3.50m, 4.75m, etc. instead of 3000, 3500, 4750, etc.
andy32- CGP Apprentice
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Re: confused about drafting scales!!
its okay.... no damage done.
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