Category: Steel Detailing Blog
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Grain Chutes
Input information was an Inventor model and pdf drawings We have extracted the information from inventor, cross checked with pdf drawings, Checked constructurability, Resolved design details so that items can be fabricated at lowest cost. These chutes were submitted for approval, and was approved without any issues. Eventhough these chutes are for grain transfer, mining…
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KAMAY FERRY-LA PEROUSE WHARF
This was a complex project, but we successfully delivered it. Our scope included the balustrade around the bridge, which needed to be provided in multiple panels. By utilizing advanced modeling techniques, we were able to complete it within a significantly shorter timeline. Since the structure is above the sea, we provided several cost-saving ideas for…
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Beautiful Planters
Here are some planters we have detailed for Straight UP. There are some steel planters and brick planters here. Each planter brings a unique aesthetic and functional appeal to your garden or patio.
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Transforming 3D CAD Models into 2D Fabrication Drawings: The Orange Rope Project
Imagine trying to build a complex 3D structure using only flat, 2D puzzle pieces—every cut, weld, and alignment must be perfect. That’s exactly the challenge we faced with the Orange Rope project, where 3D CAD models had to be transformed into precise 2D fabrication drawings. How did we tackle this engineering puzzle? Let’s dive in!…
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R2 TERRACE STONE SEATING, FIRE PIT AND ICE BUCKET
Author: RAJ (Arokiaraj Arputharaj)
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Can You Spot the Mistake in This Handrail drawing?
Please review both the 3D and 2D views to identify any potential errors. Additionally, confirm whether any additional views are required for fabrication. Sounds fine, right? But here’s the catch—is it actually possible to fabricate with these views? The Hidden Problem If we fabricate by 3D view alone, there might be a potential error. In…
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PULLMAN QUAY GRAND – STEEL SUPPORTS FOR THE WINDOWS
Author: RAJ (Arokiaraj Arputharaj)
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Can You Spot the Mistake in This Stair Design?
Imagine you’re reviewing a staircase drawing, and you see this note: “8 THK CONTINUOUS FOLDED PLATE TREADS AND RISERS.” Sounds fine, right? But here’s the catch—is it actually possible to fold a single plate continuously for an entire stair flight? 🤔 The Hidden Problem A plate cannot be folded continuously to form multiple stair treads…
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Precision in Motion: Staircase Cladding for the West Gate Tunnel Project
TEK1 is share our involvement in the West Gate Tunnel Project – specifically with Bridge #75 Veloway WD to Footscray Road. As part of this prestigious infrastructure development, we successfully detailed the steel staircase cladding, adding both functionality and visual appeal to the project. Key Features of the Staircase Cladding In this project, the staircase…
