![]() relating an elevation to its place on the ground-plan) or from one sheet to another, often when details of a structure in an elevation need to be drawn in a bigger scale on a separate sheet. ‘Coding’ is a recognized term used in technical drawing to describe the cross-referencing of parts of a drawing, either within the same sheet (i.e. What’s most important is that the true length of the wall should always be clearly indicated with a written measurement. for a completely plain wall or a regular pattern. Obviously this is only an option if no information is lost by doing this i.e. if a structure or distance needs to be shown condensed (because the whole can’t be fitted on the paper, or space needs to be saved). This lexicon will go in the Technical Drawing section, but as usual I’m previewing it as a post mainly so that I can tag the contents.īreaking the line i.e. ![]() For example, illustrations are certainly needed, but I have too little time to spare for these at the moment. The lexicon is a starting point a framework which will be built upon. ![]() ![]() Besides, part of my purpose in writing things here is to organize information for myself and I find it easier to locate things if they’re arranged alphabetically. I’ve put this together to follow on from the simple summary of the basics posted at the beginning of September. I know that glossaries like this are usually written after everything important has been said but sometimes it’s much more interesting to reverse the logical order. ![]()
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