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Bill of Materials a  separate  list  of  materials  is  prepared  by  an estimator. When a BILL OF MATERIALS block is used on  a  construction  drawing,  it  is  placed  directly above  the  title  block  against  the  right-hand margin. A bill of materials is a tabulated list of material requirements for a given project. The size of the BILL OF MATERIALS block will depend on  the  size  of  the  drawing  and  the  number  of material  items  listed.  On  most  construction projects,   it   is   impossible   to   list   all   items in   a   single   BILL   OF   MATERIALS   block; LINE  CONVENTIONS When  you  are  preparing  drawings,  you  will use different types of lines to convey information. Line  characteristics,  such  as  widths,  breaks  in  the line,  and  zigzags,  all  have  definite  meanings. Figure  3-23,  taken  from  DoD-STD-100C,  shows the  different  types  of  lines  that  should  be  used therefore,  it  is  omitted  from  the  drawings,  and on  your  drawings. Figure  3-23.-Use  of  line  characteristics  and  conventions. 3-19 142.46.1

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