Design Documentation

Once a design has been approved and fully researched, the part needs to be _____________ or ______________.

• Modeled

• Prototyped

• Created

• Purchased

• Manufactured

These are a complete set of drawings, that document how an object will be manufactured and assembled.

• Detailed Part Assemblies

• Manufacturing Assembly Drawings

• Working Drawings

• Exploded Pictorial Assembly Drawings

Each set of working drawings should document which of the following?

• Part Drawings

• Pictorial Design Drawings

• Parts List

• Specifications/Instructions

• Assembly Drawings

This drawing type consists of dimensioned orthographic views. If necessary, section, auxiliary and detail views with dimensions could be used to provide all the information needed for making the object. Even an isometric view could be used to help the manufacturer.

• Multi-View Drawing

• Assembly Drawing

• Part Drawing

• Alternate View Drawing

What does the image represent?

• Part Characteristics

• Parts List

• Title Block

• Manufacturer's Information

This is important when reading a drawing to ensure that the drawing is printed to display the proper scale accurately. It is also valuable when printing so you know the dimensions of paper needed.

• Scale

• Sheet Size

• Sheet Number

• Drawing Number

In a title block, this documents how many times the drawing has been changed.

• MFG

• QA

• DWG NO

• REV

This section of a title block provides the name of the person responsible for the creation of the drawing.

• Drawn

• Drawn by

• Author

• Created by

What type of drawing/view best describes the image to the right?

• Multiview
• Orthographic
• Exploded
• Assembly

What type of drawing/view best describes this image?

• Assembly Presentation Drawing
• Exploded View
• Section View
• Multi-View