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Key Learnings
- Discover how to use Fabrication Parts during the design scope
- Explore best practices to add value for engineering, estimating, and VDC
- Discover tips for converting Revit Families to Fabrication Items
- Learn how to solve methods that create hurdles for estimating and VDC partners
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- CCCraig ChappellCraig Chappell is the Virtual Design and Construction Technology Specialist for TDIndustries (TD) in Dallas, Texas. He has been developing Revit software tools and techniques since 2008 and has extensive experience in managing project models and providing guidance. His role at TD includes working with Partners to advance the Engineering and VDC teams and help them learn how to work more intelligently and efficiently. He has also developed content for Navisworks, Dynamo and Fabrication. He served as Adjunct Faculty at Kansas State University teaching Revit in the Department of Architectural Engineering and Construction for four years. He is currently an associate faculty member at Collin College in the Computer-Aided Drafting and Design Department and serves on their Faculty Advisory Board. He continues to develop some of his own curriculum and teach students and colleagues in numerous disciplines about using Revit and Dynamo to aid in the drafting and design process.
- JFJacob FeatherstonI have been with TDIndustries for 15 years. I started in the field as a pipefitter/welder for 6 years and moved into the engineering department as a mechanical designer until the present. Along with my design responsibilities, I help with AutoDesk/Revit training and maintaining AutoDesk/Revit standards and templates within the engineering group.
- LJLyle JandaLyle Janda is the Solution Implementation Manager at TDIndustries. He has extensive experiencing in implementing, installing, training and supporting Autodesk Fabrication products. Lyle previously worked as a Technical Adviser for an Autodesk Platinum Partner.
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