Why are European Blue Prints opposite of American blueprints? - blue prints of metal bumpers
I work in a factory for the manufacture of metal Customed and recently some of our customers have been bought by a German company. Now all his impressions in terms of views contrary. In the original copies of the draft was the center of the face and pulling the right wing, but in these new forms the left side of the room is. It is very confusing for the guys in the shop. Why go to so if the road seems logical? Am I crazy?
Friday, February 5, 2010
Blue Prints Of Metal Bumpers Why Are European Blue Prints Opposite Of American Blueprints?
7 comments:
Views and perspectives of the ANSI ISO are different. It's just another way to describe some of how it looks. ANSI views are similar to the provision of the box, so you can see, is broken. Imagine wrap-around before the drawing.
Visits ISO function, as if turning to the next view. Imagine standing on the paper. Only methods. Most shops in the United States are accustomed to ANSI.
Traditions are hard to
In fact, the word "Blueprint" is more significant, do not plan on a blue field of engineering or plans. The drawings are mostly in black ink on white background. To talk about technical drawings, different technical standards in some countries. In the United Kingdom and former British colonies are technical standards.
Perhaps the Germans have to be confused in the British Standards and complain even worse than what he's doing. The conservation process of converting drawings such as the negative view is long.
no idea. pleased to have helped.
Why do people in Japan and the United Kingdom and Australia to drive on the right side of the road while driving the rest of the world on the left side? Different standards.
Technical drawings are from hundreds of years. Until recently, ever, like most countries, their joint local projects have managed, so that nobody notices that they were using different standards, until they begin to plans of action.
Now that the logic, the German company a point: Imagine that the drawings are projected in a box. Now open a box and flatten it. Where does the panoramic view left side? On the right side of the front.
It makes sense.
Have you ever tried to flip rightside-up?
Mainly because they do not want to be like us ...
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