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Detail drawing
Working drawings are usually drafts used in construction or design. Detail drawings are drafts done that highlight or enlarge a smaller part of a component.
Charcoal is wood that has been baked in a restricted oxygen environment so that only the carbon remains. It can be used for drawings and is suited to expressive drawings that do not have fine detail.
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the purpose of technical drawing is to let the viewers know what your drawing is all about!
orthgraphic and assembly and component or detail drawing
Shop drawings usually refer to drawings made by an engineer and distributed to the shop floor to be used by the fabricators. An as built drawing can mean one of three things. A) As built commonly refers to an item that will have a mirror or opposite part, and is usually labeled as Right or Left Hand, or Opposite Side. In this case AS DRAWN or AS BUILT means the fabricator is to make the part just like the drawing. Often these drawings are enlargements of sections of another drawing. B) The drawing is made during the building process. This would occur during custom building or prototype stage of manufacture. These drawings would then be sent to the engineer for finalization, assuming they work. C) The drawing is made from an existing sample part or product, sometimes by the engineer and sometimes by the people on the shop floor.
Detail drawing
If the working drawings are what is used to manufacture the object then there should be no difference. There will be more detail given in the working drawing but they would be engineering tolerances.
Working drawings are usually drafts used in construction or design. Detail drawings are drafts done that highlight or enlarge a smaller part of a component.
Charcoal is wood that has been baked in a restricted oxygen environment so that only the carbon remains. It can be used for drawings and is suited to expressive drawings that do not have fine detail.
there is no answer to this question
the purpose of technical drawing is to let the viewers know what your drawing is all about!
the detail of abuilding
Morton Newman has written: 'Electronic Structural Detail Library' 'Structural details for masonry construction' -- subject(s): Building, Masonry, Details, Drawing 'Standard handbook of structural details for building construction' -- subject(s): Building, Details, Drawings, Handbooks, manuals, Structural drawing 'McGraw-Hill Electronic Structural Detail Library - Single User' 'Structural details for steel construction' -- subject(s): Building, Building, Iron and steel, Details, Drawing, Iron and steel Building
A preliminary drawing may be referred to as a sketch or a cartoon. (Cartoon does NOT refer only to animation.) In Spanish, it's a "boceto".
William A. Radford has written: 'Old house measured and scaled detail drawings for builders and carpenters' -- subject(s): Building, Details, Drawings