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section reference RNR            https://youtu.be/TE02NK1pS20

RNR section comments           https://youtu.be/uFgMaJ3FJrg

RNR Section comments 1       https://youtu.be/rG6v_bkcJEw

RNR Section comments 2       https://youtu.be/lH9BuXBMA7o

RNR Section comments 3       https://youtu.be/bKIWK9mjZhs

RNR Section comments 4       https://youtu.be/8XK3bjYQr3U

RNR Section comments 5       https://youtu.be/ipq_LOkgI1s

RNR Section comments 6       https://youtu.be/R58XiBgHZI8

RNR Section comments 7       https://youtu.be/vN-YUb6goR0

RNR drg 8 Page set up             https://youtu.be/Xn6adi46kHo

RNR drg 9 number matching  https://youtu.be/o0EIlBA2VUo

RNR drg 10 comments            https://youtu.be/giVUlzSkYDc

RNR drg 11 comments            https://youtu.be/kf_xBdyTS7g

RNR drg 11a comments          https://youtu.be/uJ41OYoDLXg

RNR bEAM 12                          https://youtu.be/h-FtKhFEovo

RNR drg 13 comments                        https://youtu.be/fuRimg2zlpM

RNR drg 14 comments and spl class   https://youtu.be/Dcx-V-TOF2o

RNR drg 15 BEAMS                              https://youtu.be/HCw337g_cbQ

RNR drg 16 BEAMS                             https://youtu.be/HwLpd2BapUU

RNR drg 17 BEAMS                             https://youtu.be/If0tfPvuAk8

RNR drg 18 Pad                                   https://youtu.be/rlfWFSY5ex8

RNR drg 19 Pad & Beam                     https://youtu.be/lRJvTlnjPW0

RNR drg 20 Pad & Truck                      https://youtu.be/X1R0eJfBSm4

RNR drg 21                                          https://youtu.be/Ps6e982N8pE

RNR drg 22 Colour code                      https://youtu.be/rxyGCi3eJgU

RNR drg 23 Beam footing Columns    https://youtu.be/5ffncM1gj40

RNR drg 24 DD setting                        https://youtu.be/KSbWqva883k

RNR drg 25 DD SAMPLE WORK           https://youtu.be/MHVVYSOutT4

RNR drg 26 Slab and Columns            https://youtu.be/tO9cdjeorGY

RNR drg 27 GF Slab                             https://youtu.be/e_D59yyPugw

RNR drg 28 bbs PAGE SETUP               https://youtu.be/7fz-xNofVCw

RNR drg 29 Jumma Mosque               https://youtu.be/vyEL_D-iWP4

RNR drg 30 DD SAMPLE WORK 1        https://youtu.be/5lEygFnybRU

RNR drg 31 Page and sch                    https://youtu.be/Vqv5M-Hwuig

RNR drg 32 Jumma Mosque pdf to dwg  https://youtu.be/WiPK27uZdHc

RNR drg 33 Special Class                     https://youtu.be/-3Nar0lGzdQ

RNR drg 34 GA Class 1                        https://youtu.be/1nkAr_9lxyw

RNR drg 35 GA Class 2                        https://youtu.be/bJupmVqCdfA

RNR drg 36 GA Class 3                        https://youtu.be/TGtF4MzAkOU

RNR drg 37 Alt & Stg Range                https://youtu.be/FgnVeatMlqY

RNR drg 38 Raft Comments 1             https://youtu.be/IcbdVv_5dUg

RNR drg 39 Tapper Range                   https://youtu.be/lCkbigjLr-0

RNR drg 40 Raft Comments 2             https://youtu.be/pSZOlfT7Bms

RNR drg 41 Good poor bond               https://youtu.be/RdshSGkhlKA

RNR drg 42 Label sketch                     https://youtu.be/jQE6eyK-9p8

RNR drg 43 Raft comments                 https://youtu.be/vpVxWocZ6Hw

RNR drg 44 Raft comments 2              https://youtu.be/TNUiHLwiGCc

RNR drg 45 attribute & Repx edit basic          https://youtu.be/Ucrfc2dhtaI

RNR drg 46 Raft Comments 2                         https://youtu.be/SCBeDu1qHL8

RNR drg 47 Raft Comments 3                         https://youtu.be/2u1ZiJ9-6_M

 

 


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