Drawing Requirements Manual
Drawing Requirements Manual
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My company uses the Drawing Requirements Manual (DRM, ISBN 1-57053-034-3) published by Global Engineering Documents as our drafting standard. I realize there is a world of industry standards out there, but our company feels that the DRM is a very concise compilation of the most useful information from the world of standards. We do engineering on commercial aircraft, and the DRM seems to do fine for us.
Do others out there use the DRM? Like it? Hate it?
Debodine
Do others out there use the DRM? Like it? Hate it?
Debodine





RE: Drawing Requirements Manual
RE: Drawing Requirements Manual
I too agree with ewh, that Global DRM is a very good resource. We used it at my last company. Now I am working off of a bastardization of the Boeing drafting manual, and in comparison, I'd rather go back...
That said.. I wonder if anyone actually has a full fledged (sp) copy of the "real" Boeing Document... I'd love to take a gander at it..
Wes C.
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RE: Drawing Requirements Manual
Large doc.
Chris
Systems Analyst
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RE: Drawing Requirements Manual
Is that something you could e-mail my way? I have little to offer short of sincere appreciation.
Thanks,
Chuck
RE: Drawing Requirements Manual
I tried before, but it is broken into secure sites on-line.
The best I can do is let me know what you are looking for and I can search for it.
Chris
Systems Analyst, I.S.
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