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Generally threeA planAn elevationA cross-section
A "blueprint" is an old way of copying an original drawing onto blueprint paper. UV light is used to expose the blueprint paper, and ammonia is used to develop the image. Sometimes the term, "Blueprint" is a way to say, "construction drawings", which may include plan views, elevation views, cross sections, profiles, or details. They are drawn by drafters, engineers, architect, or anyone with the knowledge and a CAD program or (shudder) pen or pencil on paper, linen or polyester film.
union welders do the same thing non union welders do. union welders usally get higher pay and better benifites ex. health care vision dental perscriptions and so on
Spot Welders was created in 1993.
As of 2014, the average hourly wage for welders in Canada is $22.80. The average yearly salary for welders in Canada is $40,000. The rate is higher for more experienced welders.
Welders that do not break the law pay taxes.
GMAW welders work in production shops.
There is no patron saint of underwater welders.
The plural of welder is welders. As in "the welders fused the metal plates together".
St. Eligius is the patron saint of metalworkers which welders are.
Six views are possible for an orthographic drawing, though three views are usually enough.