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Topic: Shop Drawing w/ Bill of Materials
Posted By: LGeneBartlett
Subject: Shop Drawing w/ Bill of Materials
Date Posted: 09.Aug.2012 at 13:48
I am getting setup to start a large multi story project for all the shop drawings
for the ornamental works for stainless steel, glass, aluminum, etc.
Clients want/needs a BOM for each & every piece in the scope of works +
requested a Bill of Materials.
Scope of Works = Lobby Elevators, Stair Railing, Entrance & Exit Gates, etc.
Any advice on starting up, the AutoCad commands, etc. for actioning a
Bill of Materials for the AutoCad Drawings?


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L Gene Bartlett



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Posted By: philippe JOSEPH
Date Posted: 09.Aug.2012 at 15:48
Hello, if it's got to be automatic I know that AutoCAD Mechanical has a command : AMPARTLIST.
Other things i don't know.
You are using AutoCAD 2010, you can find in your "C" disk the user guide in PDF form acad_acr.pdf ( C:\Program Files\Autodesk\ACADM 2008\Setup\Docs ).
In AutoCAD you can also use the commande : TABLE.
Any other way, I'm also interrested.


Posted By: LGeneBartlett
Date Posted: 09.Aug.2012 at 15:51
Thanks!
I am using 2012 on this project & will update on the progress


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L Gene Bartlett


Posted By: CadMechanic.com
Date Posted: 09.Aug.2012 at 22:35
Hi LGeneBartlet,

you can use attributes in drawing blocks created for each product in scope of work. there is plenty of public domain code snippets for bom creation that simply tally the attributes in each drawing desired.


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Posted By: LGeneBartlett
Date Posted: 09.Aug.2012 at 22:36
Thanks for your imput!
Thanks guys!


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L Gene Bartlett


Posted By: SFEIR
Date Posted: 03.Dec.2012 at 11:23
How can we attach an image to a block as an attribute, which could be extracted to an excel file as a cell content  (not as a file name)


Posted By: Max0
Date Posted: 08.Dec.2012 at 06:43
I want to say that if it's got to be automatic I know that AutoCAD Mechanical has a command : AMPARTLIST.
Other things i don't know.
You are using AutoCAD 2010, you can find in your "C" disk the user guide in PDF form acad_acr.pdf ( C:\Program Files\Autodesk\ACADM 2008\Setup\Docs ).
In AutoCAD you can also use the commande : TABLE.
Any other way, I'm also interrested.


Posted By: ABUSAIF
Date Posted: 19.Dec.2012 at 20:21
DataExtraction.. works great I use it to generate Material Quantities.

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Posted By: EroticLingerie
Date Posted: 30.Jan.2013 at 02:30
There is plenty of public domain code snippets for bom creation.

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