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I want to welcome our new members from all over the world. It’s great to have you here. I hope you’re all having a nice weekend. If anyone has any content ideas, please leave comments, start a new post or message me privately. I want to create videos around your trouble areas. Labels, reports, using Fab parts in Revit, anything you need a bit of help with. If you’re are happy with me recording what I think you might want to see based on what my customers typically as me when I make workshop site visits, then I’ll keep going with my own content, but I would really like the members to have as much input as possible so I can tailor to your needs. Thanks again for being a part of this group. I hope it brings you lots of value. Don’t forget the suggestions 😁 Andy

This was something I developed to help track items from workshop to site. It’s not bullet proof but it does add an extra layer or responsibility of the people who are unloading the delivery. It’s a digital record of the items that were on a job list and part of a delivery and will allow you to quickly see if anything was missed.

Oval shapes can be a bit of a pain, if you pick the wrong pattern. This is how my brother likes them, and these are the settings I use to have the patterns turn out like this.