Welding: Print Format
You'll identify various components of a welding print.
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Topics of this game:
- To make things easier, title block format is identical for every company.
- What type of dimensioning is being used?
- What is the largest size allowed for a 4.0" dimension?
- What is the smallest size allowed for a 1-1/32" dimension?
- What is the largest size allowed for a 15.125" dimension?
- What is a 1:10 scale on a print considered?
- Identify what is in zone B-3.
- Identify what is in zone C-4.
- If an original print measures 36x48", what is the sheet size?
- If an original print measures 8.5x11", what is the sheet size?
- Text on a print reading "break all sharp edges" is considered what?
- When would dimensions containing fractions of an inch be used on a print?
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