what is the difference between the working drawing and the
shop drawing plz answer me
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Answer / ibrahim
-Shop drawings are actually an
extension and further development
of working drawings.
-Prepared by subcontractors or
material suppliers. In some cases
also by the general contractor.
-Shop drawings are provided for
works such as: Installation and
fabrication, structural steel,mill
work, metal windows and doors,
pipes and pumps and etc.....
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Answer / marianne
Working drawings were created BEFORE the construction
begins. These drawings are also called "construction
drawings", given to contractors.
Shop drawings are created/provided DURING construction if
there are any conflicts during this period.
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