Working with Plans Review

Symbols are:

• A plan of a sturcture

• Pictorial representations of information placed on a plan

• Three views drawn to represent a structure

• Lines used to represent a structure

Which of the following is NOT found on plan drawings?

• Dimension lines

• Tie lines

• Border lines

• Hidden lines

Elevation drawings are:

• The same as blueprints

• Used to build models

• Produced in more than one view

• Drawings showing the height of a structure

________ can be defined as a proportion between two sets of dimensions.

• Depth

• Length

• Dimension

• Scale

Check TWO reasons why having a good plan is important when building a structure.

• Provides a useable structure

• Does not save time and money

• Meets specific needs

• Leads to difficulties caused by lack of forethought

A bill of materials consists of:

• The same information as the cutting bill of materials

• The same information as a purchase order

• A list of all materials needed for a project

• A list of the materials that have been purchased

The cutting bill of materials is:

• The same as the purchasing bill of materials

• A list of the materials for the project in required dimensions

• Not important until after materials have been purchased

• Determined after project completion

A purchasing bill of materials:

• Is the same as the cutting list

• Cannot be determined until project completion

• Is a list of lumber to be purchased

• Is a list of all materials to be purchased

The steps in a plan of procedure are:

1. ID every factor

2. Decide what materials will be used

3.___________________

4. Purchase, cut, and assemble project

• Develop a step by step plan

• Draw your plan on paper

• Develop a list of materials required

• Talk to the people at the hardware store

True or False.

A cutting bill of materials is all the materials and supplies needed to construct a project.

• True

• False