DOD level III drawings
DOD level III drawings
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i've been asked if i know anything about DOD Level III drawings. I don't. Does anyone out there know what these are and where can i find some info on them? thanks for your time
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i've been asked if i know anything about DOD Level III drawings. I don't. Does anyone out there know what these are and where can i find some info on them? thanks for your time
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RE: DOD level III drawings
In level 3 drawings, all of your i's must be dotted and t's crossed, with nothing left open to varying interpretations.
RE: DOD level III drawings
--Scott
For some pleasure reading, try FAQ731-376
RE: DOD level III drawings
Level 3 also requires that all purchased parts have source control drawings and/or specifications?
RE: DOD level III drawings
Yes, the data package should be complete.
The gov't should be able to expect the same end item (as defined in the data package) from any two (or more) qualified vendors, regardless of where they are located.
RE: DOD level III drawings
DOD-STD-100 used to be the drawing standard for military/DOD drawings, but I think it has been supplanted by the ANSI/ASME Y14 series? PROEGUY is looking for a reference, I'm not sure where else to point him, other than the Drawing Requirements Manual.
RE: DOD level III drawings
To be honest, I'm not sure what the governing standard would be today. I think your right that it has been superceded. The only level 3 drawing standard I'm familiar with would be DOD-STD-100.
RE: DOD level III drawings
JHG
RE: DOD level III drawings
The websites www.tpub.com and www.doceng.com may help you with your questions about DOD level 3 standards. A Google search "DOD drafting standards" will give you many leads.
RE: DOD level III drawings
--Scott
For some pleasure reading, try FAQ731-376