Palm tree CAD block · elevation
17′-9″5409 mm
35′-3⅞″10,766 mm
Elevation · 17′-9″ × 35′-3⅞″5409 × 10,766 mm · next to a 6 ft (1,829 mm) person
Description
Here the palm tree is drawn in elevation at 1:1, 17′-9″ wide and 35′-3⅞″ tall (5409 × 10,766 mm).
You get the same block twice, as an inch DWG and a millimeter DWG, saved in AutoCAD 2000 format with the insertion point at 0,0. The file names say which is which: cadgrid-palm-tree-elevation-vegetation_in.dwg for inches and cadgrid-palm-tree-elevation-vegetation_mm.dwg for millimeters.
At 35′-3⅞″ high and 17′-9″ wide (5409 × 10,766 mm), check it against the species' mature size before placing it near buildings. It is about 5.9 times the height of the 6 ft person drawn beside it. A 3D model of it is also available on its own page.
Common questions
What size is the palm tree drawn at?
It measures 17′-9″ wide and 35′-3⅞″ tall (5409 × 10,766 mm) in elevation, taken from the outer edges of the drawing. The page shows the same sizes in both units next to the drawing.
Do I need to scale the block when I insert it?
Both. cadgrid-palm-tree-elevation-vegetation_in.dwg is drawn in inches (INSUNITS 1) and cadgrid-palm-tree-elevation-vegetation_mm.dwg in millimeters (INSUNITS 4). Insert the one that matches your drawing at scale 1 and the block comes in at its real size.
Which programs open the DWG?
AutoCAD and AutoCAD LT 2000 or later, and any program that reads DWG 2000, such as BricsCAD, DraftSight or ZWCAD. Revit and SketchUp can import it too.
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