RichardStarrbuck
Mechanical
Is there anything in the ASME/ANSI/MIL standards that states how a parts list description should be writen? For hardware specifically.
In my years of working on govt drawing packages majority of the descriptions I wrote (or wrote by following suite of the pre-cursor dwgs) listed what the part actually is FIRST the "comma" the rest of the info or hardware size/type.
For example: MACHINE SCREW, FLAT HEAD, 6-32 X .375"
Rather than: 6-32 X .375" FLAT HEAD MACHINE SCREW
Skimming thru some of the examples in DOD-STD-100 I've found it to be written the way of the first example I gave. Is this a matter of preference, or is it written somewhere that it should be one way or the other? And if it is written in a standard somewhere, can someone tell me where I can find it please?
thanks for the help
-Ricky
In my years of working on govt drawing packages majority of the descriptions I wrote (or wrote by following suite of the pre-cursor dwgs) listed what the part actually is FIRST the "comma" the rest of the info or hardware size/type.
For example: MACHINE SCREW, FLAT HEAD, 6-32 X .375"
Rather than: 6-32 X .375" FLAT HEAD MACHINE SCREW
Skimming thru some of the examples in DOD-STD-100 I've found it to be written the way of the first example I gave. Is this a matter of preference, or is it written somewhere that it should be one way or the other? And if it is written in a standard somewhere, can someone tell me where I can find it please?
thanks for the help
-Ricky