Isometric Drawings for Plumbers - Exercise 3

As a plumber it is important to be able to read and draw isometrically. Isometric is a fancy way of saying 3-Dimensional drawing. In this video, Plumber-Tom demonstrates how to draw an isometric plumbing drawing for cold and hot water lines for a master bathroom group. For more explanations about how isometric drawings work be sure to watch the "Isometrics for Plumbers" video.
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[@micahjones1049]

what gadget and program are you using? I am looking for a way to not use paper for isometric drawings.

[@plumber-tom9470]

ReMarkable Tablet. Such an awesome device!

[@nobodynobody6216]

On your lavs, shouldnt the red/hot be on the left and blue/cold on right?

[@plumber-tom9470]

Yes. That is the intent.

[@plumber-tom9470]

If you are in the room then you would be standing over the main lines. Then as you face the lavatory wall the hot is on the left coming up through the floor into the cabinet.

[@loyalbeast1600]

Man I litterly just failed my practical test cuz I have hard time understand the isometric drawing on my 45 rolling offset it’s throw me off so hard