I use Welds.lsp circaa 1997 by Chris Crain. Great stuff!

Also Fasteners by Al Rogers and Steel shapes Al Rogers and GT Watson

None of those are a dynamic block but rather Lisp, dialogs and inserts

I made this dynamic fillet weld block a few years ago.

There is no text associated with it. It's just the symbol.

My office does a lot of roadway/bridge work, so our CAD is setup in Feet. You might have to scale the block down 1/12 if your format is inches. (or scale for SI units)

Originally, I wanted to have a 'super-weld block' with all the weld types available.......but it took me forever to make this simple block and I gave up.

No warranties expressed or implied.....

• https://files.engineering.com/getfile.aspx?folder=b9c94870-8d93-4947-8ce5-5

I found this one and its pretty comprehensive. A little research and I can add items I want.

• https://files.engineering.com/getfile.aspx?folder=ef5c37a9-9a08-45ea-9d8d-3

a bit off topic but I hope it can help

• https://files.engineering.com/getfile.aspx?folder=cd814f4c-4ad6-40f5-aa9b-3

Are you using a cad program that supports Lisp? If so, try these.

• https://files.engineering.com/getfile.aspx?folder=eb46452f-4170-459c-a4d5-c

Thanks guys. RobyenIT thats a nice arrangement of info all in one plate.

IFRs, I am trying to use dynamic block. See the one I uploaded. I have been able to hack that one to do what I want it to.

JStructsteel, that block stopped updating after just a minute. Not sure what's going on there, but try this one.

• https://files.engineering.com/getfile.aspx?folder=6c322218-9c03-44eb-8cea-e

KissyMoose - That's a pretty slick set of blocks.

I like the way you have it broken into 7 separate blocks that make up the various welding processes.

I like it! Thanks!