FAQs

FAQs About Bluebeam Tool Sets

What Bluebeam Revu versions are your tool sets compatible with?

Our Bluebeam tool sets are compatible with Bluebeam Revu version 2018 and newer. You must have a working copy of Bluebeam Revu to use these tools.

What do I need to use the Bluebeam tool sets?

You will need a working copy of Bluebeam Revu to use our Bluebeam tool sets.

What is a BTX file in Bluebeam?

A .btx file extension is used for Bluebeam tool sets.

How can SimpleTech Resources help me create a custom markup and tool set in Bluebeam?

We will work directly with you to come up with custom tools that work for your application. You can reach out to us at support@simpletechresources.com to schedule a call.

Do you work with manufacturers to build Bluebeam tool sets for our products?

Yes, we build custom tool sets to your specifications. If you have products that need specific dimensions, descriptions, etc., we can typically accommodate your needs. Contact us directly at support@simpletechresources.com to schedule a call to discuss your requirements and receive a quote.

Do you offer free Bluebeam tool sets?

We offer free resources that include working samples of some of our tools. We are continuing to expand our free downloads, so please check back soon for more updates.

What is a Tool Chest panel?

The Tool Chest is a convenient spot for you to create, store, and manage your custom tools in Bluebeam.

Are Bluebeam tool sets easy to use?

They are extremely easy to use. Once you have a tool in your Tool Chest, you can drag and drop the item as many times as you’d like, often to the scale of the drawing.

Where are the tool sets in Bluebeam?

Tool sets are located in the Tool Chest in your side panel. You can access these by going to your side panel, then clicking on the Tool Chest icon to expand your options, or you can simply press ALT + X.

Can SimpleTech Bluebeam tool sets be exported?

SimpleTech Bluebeam tool sets are not allowed to be exported or shared. They are copyright and may only be used by one licensed user per download.

Who is the strut and fittings Bluebeam tool set for?

This versatile tool set is perfect for a wide range of professionals in the construction industry, including architects, engineers, estimators, construction detailers, and more. The strut and fittings Bluebeam tool set gives you all this and more:

  • 8 strut-based tool sets
  • Over 500 unique tools
  • Most tools built-to-scale for drawing accuracy
  • Most tools adjust to standard architectural scales
  • Tools can be used for both layout and takeoff

What comes with the commercial lighting tool set?

This includes 6 lighting tool sets, over 100 unique tools, and industry-standard symbols for clear representation. Most tools adjust to standard architectural scales. Tools can be used for design, layout, and takeoff.

What is included in the electrical conduit Bluebeam tool set?

This Bluebeam tool set is utilized by a variety of construction industry professionals. Whether you are a detailer, field leader, engineer, or work in another facet of the construction industry, you will be amazed at how this tool set enhances your drawings and brings clarity to your project. The tool set includes:

  • 24 electrical conduit tool sets
  • Over 700 unique tools
  • 1/2” through 4” EMT, GRC, and PVC
  • 5″ and 6″ GRC and PVC
  • Each tool built in 11 distinct colors for flexibility
  • And much more

What are the benefits of the electrical rough-in tool set packages?

With these Bluebeam tool set packages, you will immediately decrease the time it takes to create installation documentation that visually represents real-world installations. In addition, you can expect drastic improvements in the communication quality and accuracy between design and installation teams across your entire company.

Why do contractors use Bluebeam tool sets?

Contractors use Bluebeam tool sets for a number of reasons. To name a few, you can produce a quick drawing or document providing additional detail to the field. You are able to assist coordinating with subcontractors with additional detail. It allows for more detailed information in the field, ultimately making them more safe and productive.

What’s the difference between standard and premium tool sets?

Standard tools are typically symbolic and used to provide basic information. Premium tools are built with more detail and often to scale, allowing you to easily produce a more comprehensive drawing.

How do you decide what to offer?

We are primarily focused on the trades and the manufacturers that support them. Many of our tools are driven by customer requests. Our goal is to help the specialty contractors be more efficient, safe, and detailed, ultimately allowing them to be more profitable. We were raised in the trades and want to continue to give back to the industry in a positive way. If you have a tool set you would like to see on our site, send us a note at support@simpletechresources.com.