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How to learn to read blueprints
Read the title block.
These often appear at the beginning of any blueprints. If you are involved in any serious construction work, you will want to make sure to read it all thoroughly.

Available choices: -The title block's first section lists the blueprint's name, number, as well as the location, site, or vendor. If the drawing is part of a series this information will also be listed.; -Since you are not working from home, you will be working with a master builder, not an apprentice. Some of these blueprints will not be detailed, so it is best to start with one.; -Read the description description of the top floor. This includes how huge the room is and how the ramp is wide.; -Pages with lists of measurements are often helpful. Choose a blueprint type for your project.;
The title block's first section lists the blueprint's name, number, as well as the location, site, or vendor. If the drawing is part of a series this information will also be listed.