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Using Bluebeam Revu for Quantity Takeoffs
Watch this webinar to learn how to use Bluebeam® Revu® software to increase accuracy, reduce mistakes, and enhance workflows by using PDFs for quantity takeoffs.
Discover how to use PDFs for quantity takeoffs and:
Eliminate the problem of lost information caused by manual counting
See changes since your last takeoff
Connect to your existing estimating system
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Thank you for the content and time-stamps; very helpful :)
great! how about plumbing takeoff?
Great video, exactly what i needed!
To be honest, I was so dissapointed when I noticed that he tried to doublecheck and triplecheck if the calibration was correct due to he didn't use the correct tools.
@louklinum1963
Жыл бұрын
Yep. That's when I turned it off. Dimension (markup) is to add dims (nts). Length (measure) is to actually measure.
@junity1
10 ай бұрын
@@louklinum1963 Don't be too harsh on Grandpa. He made a mistake, obviously. We all do ! If the drawing has a scale, just enter the scale and you good to go !
when I start to do a take off the screen turns blue.?
This is a very good one!
That is very useful.thanks!
Thank you for sharing
This is simple, Why you don't do something about Piping, How do you estimate piping in Plumbing and in HVAC
@takeoffexperts7435
2 жыл бұрын
Bluebeam is great for measuring Ducts and piping also. It is somewhat straightforward; the separate types of pipes (Hot Water, Cold Water, Glycol, etc.,) can be color coded on the screen for easy viewing, and then the legend is created automatically with a few clicks, to transfer into costing spreadsheet.
Good video but for 1st time novice users, your delivery is very confusing and hard to follow.
Please edit the video and delete the part that he didn't use the righto tool for measure is so cringe