Once you get past the small learning curve for the software it goes pretty fast. The tutorials are really helpful. I probably spent between 5-10 hours on what I did, but that includes resizing the fittings, and trying to figure out the best way to do everything.
You can import dxf files with the free version now.
I'll upload the drawing when I get a chance.
I probably spent between 5-10 hours on what I did.
If that took you 5-10 hours and you're really good at it, the average user is never going to match that time...maybe double it (like me)
That's what I was afraid of; time involvement which kills the idea completely. It almost needs to be a setup where you do a rough drawing on paper, scan it and the software copies the design THEN puts it into motion.
I don't feel so bad now...that I couldn't do that. I can do isometric drawings real good!
In the time it takes to draw all that on the computer I could have done a, by hand isometric, had it apporved, installed it and be sitting at home with a beer in my hand.
I asked my inspector if I could wet vent the shower through the sink drain and he said that it was ok. (Shower trap is within 5' of sink drain and I'm using 2" pipe for the shower drain. Sink drain and vent would be 1 1/2".
1) If I'm not mistaken, I could just remove the shower vent on the left in this picture altogether correct?
2) Can I tilt the combo fitting 45 degrees towards the wall and use a 45 degree street elbow if I need to? I may have a joist to contend with.
Thanks
This is awkward, but...
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