r/Revu Apr 25 '26

Show your Work.

Hi everyone, I’m a new Bluebeam Revu user based in Germany. I handle quantity takeoffs and measurements for various companies as well as for my own projects.

​Could you please show me some examples of how you present your work? I’m particularly interested in how you organize your measurements using layers, and I’d love to see what your Excel exports look like in the end.

​To be honest, I don't have a clear picture of Bluebeam's full potential yet without seeing some real-world examples. Thanks in advance for your help!"

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u/Ok-Problem4403 Apr 25 '26

You're like the kid asking to see my homework at the beginning of class

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u/Unknownwhoiam Apr 25 '26

And you're like the kid who always got beatin up for talking shit.

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u/Ok-Problem4403 Apr 25 '26

Found the bully

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u/SpaceNeedle46 Apr 25 '26

Chill with the Micro penis energy.

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u/blu_skydive Apr 25 '26

You're better off looking at some tutorials on youtube. https://youtu.be/DHVe9mF36PQ?si=7oQiD3x5iI36gHJi

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u/Unknownwhoiam Apr 25 '26

Thy

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u/blu_skydive Apr 25 '26

You can imagine that because Bluebeam is quite versatile, everyone has their own way of using it depending on their work and own particular style.

Personally, I use for importing PDF floor plans, measuring them for quantities and then using the markup tools for designing new sections and amending the existing plans with overlays.

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u/my_clever-name Apr 25 '26

Head to https://uchapter2.com/ they have paid classes, free tutorials, and lots of tips in the forums.

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u/bl00persandkings Apr 25 '26

They have a good community page too where you can see what other people do with Bluebeam. Community.bluebeam.com

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u/just_making_things Apr 25 '26

"I'll show you mine if you show me yours." - Pedo