Certain operations require a specific welding process, a particular type of electrode, or other information necessary to complete the weld.

A standard welding symbol and weld symbols have been developed by the American Welding Society (AWS).

To save drafting time and to reduce drafting costs, it is common practice to designate similar welds by additional (multiple) arrows, or by an indication placed in the tail of the symbol.

All views have a particular position with respect to each other, and have either a horizontal or vertical alignment.

It is preferred practice to prepare a detail print for every member of an assembly.

Holes with no depth dimension are to be drilled all the way through.

When specifying certain pipe sizes, schedule numbers may be used in place of standard, extra strong, or double extra strong designations.

A bill of materials basically consists of the size (length, width, and thickness), the kind of material, the part name or item number, and the number of pieces required.

The working prints include the views required for a complete description and the dimensions that are needed for its construction.

The list or bill of materials enables some other person, such as a stockroom attendant, a welder’s helper, or the operator of flamecutting equipment, to cut or otherwise prepare the various stock pieces needed to fabricate the object.

Plate thickness is given as a common fraction of an inch.

Specifications are often located near the views to which they refer.

Standard welding ____ are used to indicate the welds required.

A heavy, broken line made up of a series of long and short dashes alternately spaced is known as a ____ line.

When three views are used to describe an object, the ____ view is placed directly above and in line with the front view.

Click the Number for "Finish Symbol"

Click the Number for "Weld-All-Around Symbol"

Click the Number for "Field Weld Symbol"

What are 3 Contour Symbols? Select all 3

Click the name for all the parts to the welding symbol

What is the correct way to show weld all the way around?

What are 3 parts of a Blueprint?

Additional Items found on a Blueprint?

Blueprint items?