📐 Isometric Piping Template by Rapidesign, Single Unit (Model R43) Review

If you create ISO piping drawings, this template will be invaluable! Easy to use. Everything is set at an angle of 30 degrees.

This is exactly what you would expect, good for hand drawn callouts but use a fine pen if you want to use anything other than a pencil as there is something is difficult to write with midpoint.

Practically what I need for my lessons. Basic, does not include the ancient characters, and learning the ancient characters is part of our curriculum, will not replace the knowledge in your head, but is a handy little reference and drawing aid. And it's made right here in the USA!

This stencil was a real lifesaver for Orgo! If you're taking Orgo, take this. And get two extra ones for your research team, because it's really, really handy. If you have any doubts. I want you to draw a heptagon now. Come I wait.

I'm a piping designer and this template works great! I also like to use it to draw isometric drawings of rooms, houses, furniture, etc. It's a bit hard to learn how to use it, wish there was a guide with it. You will also need a mechanical pencil as the holes are very small.

Very useful for new engineers like me when creating isometric sketches. I definitely recommend getting templates like this one and others relevant to your drawings. Will definitely report back if needed. The only downside to this is that it was rounded when I received it, but I put it under the textbook for a week and it's usable now.

I was looking for a pipe template and it has been the most common template on many job sites that did not have dedicated holes for piping such as faucets. While I'm familiar with isometric drawings, particularly piping diagrams that can be used to model the floor plan of a building, sometimes a simple 2D layout will suffice. The cutouts do not support all the necessary elements in an industrial setting. Obviously the main valves are closed, as are the plumbing, but trying to make pumps is…