APPLICATION OF TECHNICAL DRAWING

 APPLICATION OF ENGINEERING/TECHNICAL DRAWING

Technical drawings, sometimes called engineering drawings, are precise, in-depth plans or diagrams that explain how an object works or is made. These blueprints are used as a reference by contractors, electricians, and engineers when constructing or maintaining engineering structures.

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