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Leader lines should start with a what first
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Horizontal segment
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Notes should be:
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Aligned
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If the section of a drawing will not fit on the page it can be:
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Compressed in a section that's details can be missed with breaklines
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If elements of a drawing are on another drawing or in a schedule, how should it be called out?
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By saying, i.e., "see reflected ceilng plan" or "see finish schedule"
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What is a detail drawing?
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A drawing that minutely describes a particular assembly of a building. It is the refinement of the general drawings of the floor plans, elevations, etc.
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What is the intent of detail drawings?
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To illustrate, on a larger scale, the method of assembly.
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What is the sequence of a detail drawing?
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1. object
2. dimensions
3. notes
4. profiling
5. referencing
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Should line weights be used in detail drawing?
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Yes
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What is the sequence of a note?
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1. Size of the object
2. name of the piece
3. spacing
4. other pertinent info
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The inside of a building is always drawn to the? The outside of a building to the ?
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Right
Left
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In a detail drawing, do you draw pieces in actual size or nominal size?
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Actual
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Should notes be shares among different details?
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No
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What is profiling in detail drawing?
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Outlining or darkening the most important features of the detail.
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If notes are about the outside, where should they be placed?
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On the left so the leaders aren't crossing across the page
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What is a parapet?
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A wall extension above the roof
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