www.buymeacoffee.com/theartof... #DraftingStandards Good dimensioning makes a drawing, 1) easier to read, 2) good looking, 3) professional. Learn the elements of good drafting style in this how to dimension tutorial.
In your video there was one minor error. The BIPM ( Bureau international des poids et mesures (International Weights and Measures Bureau - the organisation that maintains the metric system)) says that there should be a space between the number and the symbol for the unit, eg; 5 L (five litres) 11.5 kg (eleven and a half kilograms). Your descriptions should be like 5 mm and not 5mm. You can download the BIPM metric guide from their website: www.bipm.org/en/si/si_brochure/
@@wallacemarty Construction drawings I've used have a note saying "All dimensions in millimetres" in the title block and measurements are written as just a figure with no units. For example 150 mm is just written as 150
