This is from an old Ralph M. Parsons engineering and drafting manual from 1975. It is about drafting but many of the principles still apply to drawings from 3D models today. I will post more in the future.
Enjoy!
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27 June 2019
Throwback Thursday 1975 Basic Drafting Rule 2 Don't Repeat Identical Details
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