Bluebeam for Telecom Contractors: Structured Cabling Takeoffs from Bid to Closeout
On most structured cabling bids, the drop count is the easy part. Here's how to organize a Bluebeam takeoff by closet so the cable footage and the lab…
Bluebeam for Structural Engineers: Fixing the Review Loop That Was Costing Me Revision Time
A structural project runs from schematic sketches to the job site. Here's how Bluebeam Studio Sessions, Document Compare, Overlay Pages, and site insp…
Bluebeam for Low-Voltage Contractors: The Device Count Workflow That Survives Addenda
Low-voltage and security estimators count more device types than almost any other trade, which means an addendum can undo hours of work in one revisio…
Bluebeam Workflows Built for MEP Contractors
If you work in mechanical, electrical, plumbing, or fire protection, generic Bluebeam training was never built for you. Here's what a setup built for …
Bluebeam for Landscape Contractors: The Workflow Four Other Trades Already Solved
Landscape companies usually meet Bluebeam through their architect's plans and assume it's someone else's tool. It isn't. Here's the workflow, borrowed…
Land Development Bluebeam Tools of the Trade
Land Development Bluebeam Tools of the Trade Tool covered: PolyLength Custom Line Styles Volume Spaces Legends Snapshot Here is a link to the quick video…
Bluebeam Revu For Interior Design
Visually appealing designs, Accurate Counts & Easy Install There is no better scenario than having high-quality deliverables helping the client visualize their new space, and…
Bluebeam Revu for the Tilt-Up Contractor
Save Time While Reducing Risk and Rework This time we’re going to focus on how Tilt-Up contractors use Bluebeam Revu to save time while reducing…
Bluebeam Revu for Door Hardware Suppliers
Before we dive into doors, let’s review the construction process we’ve covered so far in past blog posts. Concrete Contractor Bluebeam Blog Link UC2 Blog…
It All Started With An Email… A guest post by Doug McLean of Towne Millwork
Those of you who’ve been following UChapter2 since back in the Bluebeam And Burgers days, you already know our friend Doug McLean of Towne Millwork…