Pricing Calculations – Quantifying Items not modelled in Shedmate - Column Bolts
Learn to create dynamic pricing calculations in Shedmate to quantify column base plate bolts.
1. Introduction to Pricing Calculations 0:00
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Overview of the session's focus on starting from scratch with pricing calculations.
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Emphasis on learning to manipulate pricing using formulas instead of simple summation.
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Introduction to the flexibility and power of formulas in pricing calculations.
2. Creating a New Item for Bolts 0:44
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Begin by creating a new item in the pricing database for bolts.
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Specify the type of bolt (e.g., M12PB or 8.8/s).
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Set the item category as 'fixings' and assign a price (e.g., 40 cents).
3. Linking to Pricing Calculations 2:32
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Navigate to link the new item to a specific pricing calculation.
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Specify the context of the calculation (e.g., column base plate connection for M12 bolts).
4. Using Conditional Modifiers 3:19
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Discuss the use of conditional modifiers to refine calculations based on structural frames.
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Example: Selecting only columns from the structural frames.
5. Duplicating Rules for Different Bolt Types 5:13
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Demonstrate how to duplicate rules for different column types (e.g., C150, C200, C250).
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Explain the importance of maintaining clarity in the calculations.
6. Adjusting Quantities for Mullion Base Plates 9:02
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Transition to calculating for mullion base plates.
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Adjust the number of bolts per column based on the type of mullion.
7. Conclusion and Introduction to Formulas 9:42
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Summarize the benefits of using Shedmate for quantifying items.
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Introduce the next step of using formulas for more complex calculations.