Drafting Room Practice
Drafting Room Practice
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31) on which is stated: 1. Number and letter of drawing (the letter indicating the size of the drawing).
2. When made.
3. By whom made.
4. By whom checked.
5. Complete title of the drawing.
6. Piece number (if a casting, this is also the pattern number).
7. Remarks.
These cards are numbered, when they are blank, with the drawing numbers in rotation, and are kept in numerical order. As soon as a drawing is made, the first blank card is filled out and its number stamped on the drawing. The card i...s then placed in the index, accord- ing to the- following rules: In the first place, tools and machines should be indexed in general classes, and all general attachments for the machines should be indexed under the heading of the machine with which they are used. For example, cutters of every description should be indexed under the word "Cutter, " and sub-headings should be provided in the index if the number of cutters of different descrip- tions make a sub-division necessary. Again, for example, "Dividing head for milling machine" should be indexed under "Milling Machine" and sub-divisioned under "Head.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
31) on which is stated: 1. Number and letter of drawing (the letter indicating the size of the drawing).
2. When made.
3. By whom made.
4. By whom checked.
5. Complete title of the drawing.
6. Piece number (if a casting, this is also the pattern number).
7. Remarks.
These cards are numbered, when they are blank, with the drawing numbers in rotation, and are kept in numerical order. As soon as a drawing is made, the first blank card is filled out and its number stamped on the drawing. The card i...s then placed in the index, accord- ing to the- following rules: In the first place, tools and machines should be indexed in general classes, and all general attachments for the machines should be indexed under the heading of the machine with which they are used. For example, cutters of every description should be indexed under the word "Cutter, " and sub-headings should be provided in the index if the number of cutters of different descrip- tions make a sub-division necessary. Again, for example, "Dividing head for milling machine" should be indexed under "Milling Machine" and sub-divisioned under "Head.
What to read after Drafting Room Practice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Russell Markham to read onlineMoreLess
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