Measuring a deck rail and getting a model back

Decking
Data Entry
BOLDR Max

Nothing about the measuring changes. The T1M Utility is pulled across the rail and the posts exactly as it would be with a pad in your pocket, and each save lands in BOLDR Max as it happens. What differs is what you hold at the end: the deck comes back as a 3D model with every span tagged on the rail it belongs to, so nobody has to work out later which of six numbers was the far return.

Measure the way you already do

No new technique at the rail
T1M Utility saves land as you take them
The deck comes back as a 3D model
Each span tagged on its own rail
No guessing which was the far return

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A second-storey deck overlooking a beach is measured with a T1M Utility, camera glasses resting on the top rail. The clip cuts to the same deck rebuilt as a 3D model, railings, posts and the slider behind them, with blue dimension tags sitting on the individual rail spans rather than in a list beside them.