What's the fastest way to read woodworking drawings?

The steps to quickly read woodworking drawings are as follows:

1, the steps of looking at the picture should be clear. Look at the design description first, then the plan, then the section, and finally the structure. Be sure to read the detailed drawing or node drawing in detail according to the index | symbol in the plan, elevation and section, so as to combine the thickness with the size.

2. The drawing size should be remembered: bay depth, length and width, vertical and horizontal axis, height and total height, structural size, component model, foundation size, structural strength, beam-column section, door and window openings, and the drawing relationship should be mastered: the axis is the benchmark, and the numbers should be close.

3. The elevation should be round and the height should be equal; Look at the location of the section, refer to the index for details; If the standard drawing is used, it should be indicated in the guideline; Requirements and practices, quickly get instructions; Civil engineering and installation, cleaning holes, ditches and grooves; Materials and standards, refer to relevant pictures; Buildings and structures should be compared before and after.

5. Grasp the key of the drawing: the key in the scheme; Key points in the facade; Keys in the configuration file; Keys in the structure diagram.

Expand knowledge:

1, random notes. When looking at the picture, write down the practices and dimensions of the main parts and the problems to be solved to deepen the impression.

2, first thick and then fine. Read all the drawings first to form a whole concept, and then read them carefully for 2~3 times.

3. Repeated comparison. Find the pattern. After roughly reading the drawings, put the relevant drawings together and compare them repeatedly to find out the internal laws and connections and consolidate the understanding of the drawings.

4. Mark the picture. Marking the size, description and model of some drawings on ordinary drawings is helpful to find problems.