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DonovanP View Drop Down
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Joined: 02.Nov.2011
Location: South Africa
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Points: 2 		Direct Link To This Post Topic: Plant 3D custom Catalogue
    Posted: 19.Oct.2018 at 07:29
I need to create my own spec as there is nothing avalible for the South African Spec. I have used the JIS spec which for the fittings is what we use. i want to Expand and or create a new spec based of that catalogue which will give me flanges on the ends of the fittings at a specific length, or for example tee's should have 3 flanges fitted when they are placed. I would also like to create my pipes to have flanges placed as they are drawn and they reach a certain length.
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
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Points: 14 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 28.Nov.2018 at 17:24
in the download section of the forum you can find blocks the show pipes with flanged and mechanical fittings, Autocad does offer a civil 3D library with this in it so all you have to doe is insert which ever piece you need.  Hope this was helpful.

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