Time Saving Tips and Tricks for Piping in Revit 1 Tutorial

In this video tutorial, I will show you a couple of great time-saving tips and tricks for piping in Revit MEP.

Particularly, I will show you:
• Intro: (0:00)
• End Product: (1:27)
• Understanding fitting swapping: (2:25)
• Swapping an elbow for a p-trap: (3:02)
• How to change a p-trap into an elbow: (3:27)
• Assigning a P-trap as an elbow under pipe types: (4:47)
• Changing an elbow for a p-trap - Using it: (5:20)
• P-trap tricks: Orientation, slopes and trim direction: (5:54)
• Revit sanitary tees Intro: (8:36)
• Come out at 90° or 45° without changing the pipe type: (9:54)
• Understanding the sanitary tee (angle parameter): (11:20)
• Understanding the elbow (angle parameter): (12:13)
• Changing a tee for a Sanitary Wye: (12:40)

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Links to Other Videos:

How to Create a New HVAC Project in Revit MEP

How to Create a New Plumbing Project in Revit MEP

Introduction to Pipe Types in Revit MEP - Routing Preferences:

How to Create a Threaded Pipe Type in Revit MEP

How to Create a Sanitary Drainage Pipe Type in Revit MEP (Glued PVC Routing Preference)

How to Create a Grooved and Threaded Pipe Type in Revit MEP (Steel - Fire Protection)

How to Create a Flanged Pipe Type in Revit MEP (Flanged Routing Preferences)

How to Create a Mechanical Joint Pipe Type in Revit MEP (Ductile Iron Routing Preferences)

How to Create Spaces in Revit MEP

How to Pipe Fire Sprinklers in Revit MEP

How to Transfer Project Standards in Revit MEP

How to Draw Ductwork in Revit MEP

How to Size Ductwork in Revit MEP

How to Create a Fire Pump Room in Revit MEP

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[hijc]

This channel has been recommended to me so much recently and I dont know why. You're doing something right.

[ChristianKlugesherz]

This video is great. Thank you for the sharing and the tips and tricks

[maxxpower]

Thanks for posting this video. Very helpful!

[markblair]

i have being on some videos so far your one of the best thank you for sharing

[DanielSilva-mlnl]

Thank you Alex! Great info in this video.

[georgele]

Awesome video wish you all happy holiday

[blaisecedeno]

Excellent video, thanks for sharing Bro!

[dmaxsaint]

this is exactly what I have been looking for. thank you a thousand times. I recently subscribed to your channel.

[DaveTupper-bxdw]

I found this channel and it has help me out greatly. Thanks . DO you have a tip for connecting 2 different piping systems? Vent piping into sanitary or HWR and HWS connecting at the end of the loop.

[fahful]

You are really great and the confidence you have is the greatest ... thanks and continue

[ricardogallegosrdz]

Great video! My families of fittings are very poor, dont have that detail in the points where supposed start the pipe, where I can find this families that you use?

[jonafarmanila]

hi sir, can teach me how to create a dimension in isometric view...

[fahadmahmood]

Great but i want non pressure type fitting in revit family rubber type

[Deathvr]

Where do those families come from in the directory? Are those from Autodesk?

[sujithpayyanur]

Elbow is not appearing when drawing duct.. What to do?