How to Scale Without a Scale Ruler

Welcome to another Fast Facts Friday. For today's episode we are going to learn how to scale without a scale ruler. Scaling is a skill all architecture students must learn and is one the things that should be mastered when you are drafting architectural drawings. That's why in this video we take a look at some techniques on how to master architectural scale drawings.

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[gerardasigurado]

THIS IS A FREAKING NEED


Bilang hindi nagtuturo yung Prof namin, literal bahala kayo jan. This is a need. Thank you so much, Architect.

[landewell]

These short videos are so informative, and very relevant. Architecture students should learn these essentials. Fast facts!

[AASWORLD]

Thank uuu so much, my lecturers were explaining scale for two days and none of us understood it, u explained in 2 minutes god bless you😍

[angelicacomia]

I really need this! Ang alam ko lang 1:10 scale is the same sa normal ruler pero the rest wala na hahahaha. Thanks!!!

[kathlynguevarra]

Me:Doing my plates
And then i saw Llayn new video
Also me: i know this could be helpful. Thanks again for this kuya Llyan 💚😊 #ArkiSquad 💙

[alyssandraaustria]

Im blessed because naturo ng prof namin yung hacks on how convert in any scale ng mabilis.

[RaheemZumo-tl]

Very quick and straight to the point🙌🏽🔥❤️

[mnitams]

Oh my goshhhh!!! Thank you for making this video 😭😭😭. It really helps me and my friends a lot😭😭😭😭😭❤️❤️❤️

[clarencejamesbalagtas]

Thank you so much, I hope that I will perfect my midterm examination thank you for this useful fact.

[thecreep]

I just found this channel 15 mins ago...

[santiagocoleenc.]

hi, can you make a video about your recommended laptops to buy for architecture?

[justMe-ixhs]

Good thing I turned my notif on :>
Flying peace!!

[kestrelbito-on]

This video helps me alot..this is now my common solution🤔 without a triangular scale.😁

[iammaesolina]

Omooo...🥰😍😍 Just what I really needed right now...😅🥰 Very useful so much...thank you so much...still the best....🥰🥰🥰

[hmmmm]

Napakalaking salamat kuys. Wala kasing available na metric scale dito sa amin . Pandemic pa nman di makalabas. HAHAHA. Maraming salamat Kuys.

[drawingarchitecture]

I don’t use odd scales like 1:75. I haven’t been carrying a scale ruler for decades now. But do the calculations if you must need to do 1:93 for some reason. If I need scale, all I do is get the app called scale, strip out a piece of paper and mark out per centimeter of the straight edge of the paper. All you remember is 1cm is 1m in scale of 1:100. It then follows that 2cm is 1m if 1:50. If I need 1:200, then I know half a centimeter is 1m. Annotating that piece of paper with the scale you need make it easier. I keep those on my Moleskine notebook’s back pocket for future use. Freehand-scaled drawing should be the goal of any designer and can instantly create perspective drawings in proportion. There are books that teach that. Now let’s make that tutorial.

[lingodream]

Thank you po!!! Most especially because this is just so short but very informative. This is very convenient!

[brotherjenproduction.]

thank you sir oliver. badly need it right now

[georgespapillon]

Hi Liyan !

You are always very informative.

Could you share where to get that set of scale rollers you are using here in this video ?
Looks like it would be useful instead of all those separate triangular ones.

Thank you.

[vishalgupta]

Hi Llayn
big big big big fan from I M practiceing INTERIOR DESIGNING 1YR....hope meet you in future... and do some projects together❤️❤️Love from India🇮🇳🇮🇳❤️❤️