Imagine that the sectional details for a part you are drawing are too small to be interpreted and dimensioned. What should you do?

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Enlarged sections should be prepared when the details are too small to be interpreted and dimensioned. This allows for a clearer view and easier dimensioning of the part. Auxiliary sections and explanation notations may also be helpful, but enlarging the section is the best choice to ensure accuracy and clarity in the drawing. Eliminating details may result in a simplified drawing, but may also result in a loss of important information.

Imagine That the Sectional Details for a Part You Are