Working with drawings

It gives a view of the whole deck, from above

• A plan

• An elevation

• A cross-section

• An exploted view

It gives a view of all the panels,from the front.

• An elevation

• A cross-section

• An exploted view

• A schematic

It gives a deconstructed view of how the panels are fixed together.

• An elevation

• A cross-section

• An exploted view

• A schematic

It gives a cutaway view of the joint between two panels.

• An elevation

• A cross-section

• An exploted view

• A schematic

It gives a simplified representation of a network of air ducts.

• An elevation

• A cross-section

• An exploted view

• A schematic

It gives a brief description ora reference to another related drawing.

• A specification

• A cross-section

• An exploted view

• A note

It gives a detailed written technical descriptions of the panels.

• A specification

• A cross-section

• An exploted view

• A note

It's the ratio between the size of items shown on a drawing, and their actual size (in reality)

• A scale

• A golden rule

• Accuracy

• Precision

It's a basic principle that should always be followed to ensure success in general or in a particular activity.

• A scale

• A golden rule

• Accuracy

• Precision

It's the degree to which the result of a measurement, calculation, or specification conforms to the CORRECT value or standard.

• A scale

• A golden rule

• Accuracy

• Precision