NEW PROFILS

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  • Dale Martens

    Currently, it is not possible to use cold form profiles like Z purlins.  But we hope to add this in the future.  You can use Profile Builder to create these objects.  However, DECAsteel cannot create connections with them at the moment.

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  • manuarii

    Hi Dale, and the C or U section ? Is the Z only cant add into decasteel ? It is possible to work with you to developp the creation of connections ?

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  • Nigel Dunning

    As Dale said, for now at least, you will have to create C,U and Z cold formed sections in Profile Builder (or native Groups/Components). If you make up Assembly's with the connections within them, they work pretty well. 

    Admittedly, not great if you have to produce shop drawings with the cleats on the beams, and holes in the cold formed sections. 

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  • manuarii

    Hi Nigel, thanks for reply, is this screen shot are from profile builder ? We have all of type of connexion, for the moment we use that manualy and w3 need to use that automaticaly. What is the software you use (screen) there is an video link to watch how can be use ? Best regards

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  • Nigel Dunning

    Yes the screen shots are the UI from Profile Builder. I too have a large library of connections I have saved over the last ten years as Components. They are used in the screenshots here. Create a profile of the C/Z member. Then make it a Profile Builder Assembly, adding your connections as Components where you need them. Like DECAsteel, There is a LOT of training videos available on the Profile Builder website (which are pretty fast and hard to keep up with) along with a text version for each video which really help.
    It’s taken a bit of effort to learn it, but it’s not hard, just different. It will take time to build a new library - I only add them as I need them.
    With your components, just make sure parent components blue axis is up. Sub-components within can have axis in any direction.

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  • manuarii

    hi Nigel, do you have whatsapp number please

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