hello everybody welcome back to SITENG! Guys i decided i'm going to be doing
one video a week extra video from site in which always i'm going to show you some interesting
stuff some tips guys apart from small bits and pieces are we doing here some of you guys
were asking about the ark and as you can see nice small beautiful arc here i'm gonna explain how to
use the edm how to set the arc and how not to make any mistakes as you have to be careful
once you're orientating the arc and you work in a new setting out it later so let's go guys
so guys i just created a small arc here i hope you see this this is here and i'm going to show you in
a minute how i'm marking this i didn't mark it all so you can have a look and i'm using the ts50 now
and i use a robotic and i use a three-point arc so you cannot really go wrong and uh you're gonna
see how it looks on the on the controller and how i'm marking this but the on the controller you're
going to see the arc so that's very useful but once you're using two points and the radius you
have to be very careful if your line is very long and the radius is very big you need to keep an eye
what point to use first and what's the second on how your arc is orientated and i'm going to show
you this later using the ts06 and explain a little bit more so guys as you can see now with the robot
you cannot really go wrong as you got everything on that screen here and you see i got the offset
four millimeters and you can see here my arc i'm measuring another point which is actually here
are we going to see yeah so that's the laser uh so that's going to be my next point and i got just
a few points and i'm gonna do this arc and guys i created the arc using the three points as you can
create the arc using the three points or the other typical way is using the two points and the radius
and as i said in this case guys you cannot really go wrong once you got the three points everything
is easy and with the robotic you got everything here you can zoom even here in if you're not
exactly sure where you are with the offset plus on minus uh that you can have a look on what side
of line you are that four mil or whatever offset you got so this is minus four of you guys check my
reference line video where i'm explaining what what does it mean to be on the left hand side
of the line on the right hand side what what the offsets means and how the ref line is created and
how to work with it so that's the same scenario here you're working with the line just the arc
so what i'm going to do guys i show you how to create this later in the office and also what
i'm going to show you it's very interesting is the ref line with the two points and the radius
as if the side going to be very big you might have the cupping beam you might have some building at
the radius and the line might be very long and the radius might be very big so it's very important
to get everything under control and it's very important what point is the first one what point
is the second one and then the radius as this orientates your arc so that's very important
guys and i'm gonna explain you in a minute as well so guys before i'm gonna turn on the the
Leica ts06 let's say or the leica flex line which might be TS09 as well i'm gonna show you this and
explain a little bit more about the arc using the cut here so i created two points here we're going
to input them later in the in the instrument but as you can see i marked this one as a point number
one and this is going to be point number two and this is very important because this orientates
your arc and i'm going to show you how it's going to be looking once we're going to create the arc
your are going to be actually created like this so this is going to be point first and that going to
be second point you are going to be looking like that so we're going to be on the left hand side
from the point number one towards the point number two and once we're gonna change these guys and
that's gonna be a point number two and that's gonna be a point number one your are gonna be
actually this way so you can imagine now how important is to to orientate your arc correctly
to know what is your first point and where is your second point as this can cause really big troubles
as the long arc like this one is this few hundred meters and the radius is very big as i said before
you might not notice how you go and you can make a big mistake so i'm gonna turn the edm
now and we're gonna have a look how it looks on the instrument and we're gonna create the same
points uh so i'm gonna put uh manage here jobs uh maybe we're gonna just create a new one and we're
gonna call it the arc for uh this one i'm going to change here clear so i'm going to create a
job called arc and that's okay we're going to continue data saved we're going to create now
two points so i'm going to come back here fix points so i'm going to create i'm going to
press new one point number one clear numbers so point number one that was i put it 101
let's let's say that's a in local grid or whatever it doesn't really matter that's the coordinates
for the first point and the second point and if you got any questions guys just let me know in
the comments below and i'm going to reply to this if you don't understand anything just i'm going to
keep it more clear for you but you need to let me know so that's going to be the first point
and they save now so i'm going to create second point was 300 and 300 and we're going to press
continue now so once i got these points guys i'm coming back to here job is called arc but we're
going to back to the main menu programs and in this case you can see here it's a reference arc so
we've got survey survey plus reference element and if it's ds15 and you're going to be creating arc
you need to use the reference element and you're going to find there the segment and
in the segment the segment line you're going to choose arc and there where you created on ts 15.
so i'm going to press it here reference arc we're going to continue here and as you can see there
are a few options but as i said the most use options on sites and in most cases where the
information coming from the designer you're gonna get actually the three points for the arc or
the most cases you're gonna get two points and the radius and as you can see the first one is
the center and start obviously if you use a card you can check the center as well it's
not a big problem but that's the one start and end the radius and that's the three points we
used before with this 15. so i'm going to go back here start on the radius uh point number
one uh we're going to find it as we this is safe bones we're not measuring this time we find it
it's found continue we got point number two we're gonna go the same way
find it yes continue so point selected and it asks us for the radius so i'm gonna put a big radius
here 500 let's say okay and i'm going to press continue so that's your arc length 286 meters 0.7
and the arc length 2 it's 2 854 meter and what's this one i'm going to show you in a minute anyway
so i'm going to press continue guys and that's the arc so if you can see here this actually showing
you from the point one to point number two just what i showed you on the card so you can see here
how you go so that that's your arc number one that would be your number two which is two thousand
whatever meters it was but that's how it goes guys and once this is created you see from point
number one to point number two your arc is on the left hand side and then that's how you all
offset line length and all the stuff for the reference element for the reference line looks
like so i would say this is the most important thing guys and once you're going to get the
edm just try yourself have a look have set up some arc and try to shoot and then you're going to see
what i mean by this but i think this explanation is well enough to understand and and i would say
that the biggest mistake would be to orientate art the wrong way and then i know sometimes on
site is very busy you can have information on the pdf drawing you don't have a card
and using ts06 and i believe on some edms on some old tso6 you're not gonna see the thing like this
on the screen so you need to be very careful but definitely what i want to show you here as well
you can see this point one and two but obviously what are we gonna see what's gonna happen
once we're gonna use point number two and point number one as a second one so i'm going to go
back here i'm going to terminate it and that's all the same now we're creating the arc so start
point going to be number two this time and i'm gonna press ok same story here find continue
the second point that's going to be point number one so that's what i did
on the card when i showed you the orientation so the second point is point number one now
and i'm gonna go find and the continue we're to put the same radius here 500 continue again so
you see the arc length is exactly the same this all the same because this is all all based at the
same data but as i said orientation is different and as you can see now exactly on this screen
the arc is created the other way around that would be all that you need to know about the r guys it's
very easy to create them it's very easy to work with the offset and the line length or if you
want to stake every one meter this is very easy as well but the most important thing would be
the orientation of the arc and i think that would be the most important thing in this video just to
just remember this guys keeping in mind that the orientation of the arc is the most important thing
and guys that would be all in today's video i hope you like it just if you got any questions about
the art just let me know just be very careful how you orientate it i know i'm repeating 100
times maybe but i want to i wanted to stick it in your head that the orientation of the arc
is the most important thing so guys uh please don't forget to subscribe to my channel leave
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