Last week I wrote about Drawing Notes for Standards Tuesday, I hope you found the information helpful. There were a couple of things I didn’t get a chance to cover because I wanted to limit the size of the post. If you missed it, make sure you read Standards Tuesday - Drawing Notes. What I wasn’t able to discuss was language requirements per ASME Y14.100 in regards to Drawing Notes.
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Doing it by the book
In recent years, I have witnessed a noticeable decline in the quality of drawings. As more emphasis is placed on models and assemblies, good drawing practices are neglected. I cannot not even count how many drawings I have encountered that seemed to not only not follow any known standards but were just plain scary. I don’t have to tell anybody that no matter how much time one puts into designing the perfect part or assembly, if the drawing doesn’t not convey the information correctly the project can fail.
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