Topic: Thought y'all might get a kick outta this

[Arizona]

Ever since I grew a beard... I just feel more powerful!

This would just be too easy.

[Josh Nieman]

Maybe I should have specified... 'let my beard grow out' 

[Greg B]

Maybe I should have specified... 'let my beard grow out' 

That Oreo desert commercial for Domino's comes to mind....

[Josh Nieman]

Maybe I should have specified... 'let my beard grow out' 

That Oreo desert commercial for Domino's comes to mind....

 

That one made me laugh.

[Kate M]

Now if it really was a revision cloud I ask this...who makes their revision clouds with the exact same radius "cloud puffs"?

We do...

Just happens to be a nice lisp routine that we use.  No extra clicking.  Pick your arc length and go.

You mean, like the built-in REVCLOUD command?

[craigr]

Is the built-in RevCloud command an LT thing only?

craigr

[Josh Nieman]

Is the built-in RevCloud command an LT thing only?

craigr

nah, it's in the full version too.  It uses varying Revcloud arcs... (hence the min-max settings) but I've found that picking an object gives you uniform 'curves' too

[Kate M]

Is the built-in RevCloud command an LT thing only?

craigr

nah, it's in the full version too.  It uses varying Revcloud arcs... (hence the min-max settings) but I've found that picking an object gives you uniform 'curves' too

Or you set min/max to the same value, then you get uniform arcs no matter the method of creation.

[M-dub]

Now if it really was a revision cloud I ask this...who makes their revision clouds with the exact same radius "cloud puffs"?

We do...

Just happens to be a nice lisp routine that we use.  No extra clicking.  Pick your arc length and go.

You mean, like the built-in REVCLOUD command?

That would be the one! 
So, my guess is that LOTS of people should... or could say "We do"

[Josh Nieman]

Is the built-in RevCloud command an LT thing only?

craigr

nah, it's in the full version too.  It uses varying Revcloud arcs... (hence the min-max settings) but I've found that picking an object gives you uniform 'curves' too

Or you set min/max to the same value, then you get uniform arcs no matter the method of creation.

crikey, that does work... I could have swore that I tried that long ago and it returned an error o.0... oh well...  thanks for the tip!

[CADaver]

The only thing I have to add....

If they were looking to locate / find out if rebar exists, why wouldn't they just use a metal detector?

Even the cheapest of them could find rebar.

craigr

That doesn't tell you where it is though.  ...

Actually there are detectors that will locate a bar to within an inch of it true location... unless the concrete employs additional metal fiber reinforcement.

[Keith™]

We have a local geotech company that has a portable device that can locate and size rebars and WWM to a depth of 12" without degrading the concrete. The testing is expensive (about $700 for a few spot checks) but we have had to utilize their services to verify pours when the contractor did not have the pour inspected prior to the placement of the concrete. The contractor gets to acting really stupid when they get the bill, but it is the only recourse other than digging it all up and starting over.