How To Use Architect's & Engineer's Scales

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In this episode, I review how to utilize an architect’s scale and engineer’s scale - two essential tools for drawing measured landscape design plans.
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Комментарии : 17

@dresoto2694 3 года назад

finally, a guy who gets an easy way to explain this

@hollytang8769 3 года назад

I felt so stupid I was trying to do math in my head the whole time and just didn't understand the scale. You are my engineer savior, thank you :)

@star_8164 2 года назад

Hello! I am an architecture major at my local community college. I just finished both Architectural Freehand Drawing classes this year. In this coming spring semester, I will be taking Design 1 and Graphics 1. I am still new to all this. I have used both the architectural and engineering scales, but I still struggle to know how to read them. Your video has been helpful to give me a better and clear understanding of reading the architectural and engineering scales. Thanks.

@snapitsashley 2 года назад

As a new Horticulture student who one day wants to go into Landscape Architecture, this video was incredibly helpful in learning to read my new scales.

@iLoveKibumAndHeechul 4 года назад

thank you this was helpful!

@TARWERG 2 года назад

Well explained . thank you

@cecemeyer5902 2 года назад

Thank you so much! Finally get it

@theleonson100 3 года назад

This was teacher. He is ever knowledgeable and helpful. I recommended looking taking his courses

@draftscapes1230 3 года назад

Thanks Leon! Hope everything is going well. Miss having you in class!

@JmelBst 3 года назад

Much appreciated for this. I wish you were on Twitter though. xoxo

@ashtonmarshall9282 Год назад

First, thank you for this video it was very informative and helpful. Question though- if you are using the 20 side and you want a 60 ft line, would it not be drawn from 0 to the 3, not the 6? I was confused at the 8 min 30 sec mark in the video. If you can please confirm, it would be greatly appreciated!

@watchclassics Год назад

Eaxctly my thoughts. If he uses the 1:20 and drew a line to 6, wouldn't that make it 120 feet?

@SuperEduard1111 2 года назад

for that last example using the 1''=20' shouldn't the count be to 3, 3x 20 = 60 since you are counting to 60'. desnt counting to 6'' will give you 120'. just checking. thanks.