Sharing Lisp Routines

Does anyone out there have any lisp routines they would like to share? I am really interested in anything to do with steel stairs and pipe handrail

 

Resource Cad

TUBEIT might be of use to you for the handrails...

 

I have some screen menu items that draw plans and sections of stairs, after
asking for floor-to-floor heights, tread size and maximum riser height,
nosing projection, whether single- or double-run, alignment at landing for
double-run, width of runs and overall for plans, and handrail height for
sections, and maybe a couple of other things. There are defaults for some
common things (11" tread, 7" max. riser, 1" nosing, etc.). They calculate
the appropriate number of risers, and the actual riser height. They then
draw the basics (all simple lines), to be detailed depending on how the
stair is made. They're not specific to steel stairs (except that the
section one uses a plain line riser with a default projection of 1"), or
pipe handrails (they draw a single line). But if you'd like to look at them
as a starting point, I'll be glad to send them.

 

Sure that would be great.

 

Kent, did you change your mind about sneding them?
you can email me at

 

I work for a steel fabricator and erector... i have a bunch of stuff i have
eitehr written myself or collected from the newsgroups... I'll send you
some stuff...

am really interested in anything to do with steel stairs and pipe handrail

 

hey that would be great. Where are you guys located?
send them to:

 

fao: avw_410

I would be most grateful of any steelwork detailing type stuff you wish to send! I am a structural draughy in RC and Steel.

Many thanks,

holly at workingtools dot org dot uk

HOLLY x

 

Holly,
did you recieve anything from avw yet?

 

I'd be interested in whatever you have too...

Thanks,
-Jason