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These shop drawings will have all of the information necessary for production, including piece weights, lengths, volumes, and counts, as well asthe necessary reinforcement and embedded elements within each piece. This class will walk you through the unique process of utilizing assemblies and schedules within Revit to achieve a desirable shop ticket. Finally, this class will show you how to use view templates to maintain the drafting integrity required for precast shop drawings.  \nJordan Watkins is a structural engineer in the Pensacola, Florida, area. He specializes in the design of precast/prestressed concrete structures. He graduated from Auburn University with a bachelor's of civil engineering in 2012. For the past 3 years he has been overseeing the implementation of Revit software as the primary 3D modeling software for his company. In order to make Revit software more efficient for them, the company has been developing a set of tools and plug-ins that can be used by the precast concrete industry specifically.  \nShannon Cooper is a Draftsman in the Pensacola, Florida, area. He has 10 years of experience in theprecast/prestressed concrete detailing industry. Shannon is a key component in the software development at his company. He has been tasked with overseeing the training of custom software for clients.  \nLearn How To Use Assemblies To Create Shop Drawings (OFTB):  \nAbout Assemblies  \nThe Assemblies category of Revit elements supports construction workflows by letting you identify, classify, quantify, and document unique element combinations in the model. You can combine any number of model elements to create an assembly, which can then be edited, tagged, scheduled, and filtered. 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