Tech Drawing Best Practice: Difference between revisions
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*Show dimensions in an organized way, and ideally corresponding to actual location from which a person would measure. This makes the tech drawing highly functional, as opposed to requiring a lot of parsing of information. | *Show dimensions in an organized way, and ideally corresponding to actual location from which a person would measure. This makes the tech drawing highly functional, as opposed to requiring a lot of parsing of information. | ||
*Show minimum required information. Show additive dimensions (length of 132" when 89 and 43 were already measured) only if they are obviously useful for quality control. | *Show minimum required information to eliminate time spent on irrelevant information | ||
*Create user-specific tech drawings. Someone with experience will likely require less information. | |||
*Show additive dimensions (length of 132" when 89 and 43 were already measured) only if they are obviously useful for quality control. | |||
*Distinguish quality control measurements from functional measurements | *Distinguish quality control measurements from functional measurements | ||
Revision as of 19:24, 29 January 2024
- Show dimensions in an organized way, and ideally corresponding to actual location from which a person would measure. This makes the tech drawing highly functional, as opposed to requiring a lot of parsing of information.
- Show minimum required information to eliminate time spent on irrelevant information
- Create user-specific tech drawings. Someone with experience will likely require less information.
- Show additive dimensions (length of 132" when 89 and 43 were already measured) only if they are obviously useful for quality control.
- Distinguish quality control measurements from functional measurements