Fabrication CAMduct uses manufacturer-specific content to create more accurate detailed models, generate better estimates, and help drive MEP fabrication. Use manufacturer-specific content to generate better estimates Create more accurate detailed models for installation Produce sheet metal for fabrication CAMduct Features Comprehensive toolset Mechanical contractors can use a shared set of tools for content creation, optimizing CAD and BIM data. Sheet metal component library Use the vast spec-driven parametric component database. Advanced job costing tools Gain a better understanding of job costs. Collaboration and coordination Collaborate with others using the unique cross-discipline, multi-user environment of Revit. Shared content libraries, databases Use a common library of data in ESTmep, CADmep, and CAMduct for a streamlined workflow with minimal data loss. Sheet metal and linear nesting Advanced nesting improves material use. Automatic nesting Arrange flat patterns to be cut from a piece of sheet material using “best fit” options for full efficiency and less waste. Design to fabrication Convert your model with Revit LOD 300 design elements to a detailed model with LOD 400 MEP fabrication parts. Transparent reporting Use reports to generate tabular output of project details, providing a transparent view into project data at all stages. NC writing and machine support Built-in and custom post processors help speed production. You may need to purchase a post processor from a third party. Reporting and labeling Create nesting reports about material usage and efficiencies. Print labels for parts and fabricated items. Revit to estimation/fabrication Use the Revit fabrication detail model with ESTmep and CAMduct for better connected workflows downstream.