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_mrs-awesome-beige-shower-curtain-liner-with-3-magnets-72x72-premium-flexible-sturdy-plastic-shower-curtain-for-bathroom.jpg "LINK<br/>https://amzn.to/3XsVaQm<br/>price 9$<br/>About this item<br/>*Qualified: High quality PEVA shower curtain liner is a good choice for the person who requires heavy duty liner for bathtub. Made of clear plastic, the liner plays a function to better hold back water in a shower. Can be used as a liner or curtain simply<br/>*Water Proof: The liner has the advantage of plastic material properties like PVC free. It performs water proof well, allowing form water beads on the surface and easy to clean with a damp cloth<br/>*Encased magnets: Comes with 3 magnets at the bottom, especially good for cast/iron bathtub, in respect that it's easy to stick to the tub and keep the liner from blowing or clinging to body<br/>*Durable: Reinforced top header along with 12 rust proof metal grommets helps the shower curtain liner long-lasting use<br/>*72 inch width by 72 inch height, standard size is suitable for your bathroom")
_typical-cross-sections-roads-in-autocad.jpg "Understanding parts lists is essential for organizing and managing the components required for a project. In the context of engineering, construction, and manufacturing, a parts list (also known as a Bill of Materials or BOM) is a comprehensive list of raw materials, components, and assemblies needed to construct, manufacture, or repair a product or project.<br/><br/>### Components of a Parts List<br/><br/>1. **Item Number**:<br/> - Unique identifier for each part.<br/> - Helps in tracking and referencing parts easily.<br/><br/>2. **Part Name/Description**:<br/> - Detailed description of the part.<br/> - Includes specifications such as dimensions, material, and any other relevant characteristics.<br/><br/>3. **Quantity**:<br/> - Number of each part required.<br/> - Essential for ordering and inventory management.<br/><br/>4. **Part Number/Code**:<br/> - Manufacturer's or supplier's unique code for the part.<br/> - Useful for ordering and ensuring the correct part is used.<br/><br/>5. **Supplier Information**:<br/> - Details of the supplier or manufacturer.<br/> - Includes contact information and possibly pricing.<br/><br/>6. **Unit of Measure**:<br/> - How the part is measured (e.g., pieces, meters, kilograms).<br/> - Important for ordering the correct amount.<br/><br/>7. **Cost**:<br/> - Unit cost of each part.<br/> - Used for budgeting and cost management.<br/><br/>8. **Notes/Comments**:<br/> - Any additional information relevant to the part.<br/> - Could include assembly instructions, special handling requirements, or substitution options.<br/><br/>### Creating a Parts List in AutoCAD<br/><br/>AutoCAD offers features to create and manage parts lists, particularly useful in CAD drawings for engineering projects.<br/><br/>#### Step-by-Step Guide to Creating a Parts List in AutoCAD<br/><br/>1. **Draft the Drawing**:<br/> - Complete the drawing with all the necessary components and parts.<br/> - Use commands like `LINE`, `CIRCLE`, `POLYLINE` to draw the components.<br/><br/>2. **Insert Blocks for Components**:<br/> - Use the `BLOCK` command to create reusable components.<br/> - Each block should represent a different part.<br/><br/>3. **Annotate the Drawing**:<br/> - Use the `TEXT` or `MTEXT` commands to label parts.<br/> - Include details such as part names, numbers, and descriptions.<br/><br/>4. **Create an Attribute Block**:<br/> - Use the `ATTDEF` command to define attributes for blocks.<br/> - Attributes can include part number, description, quantity, and any other relevant information.<br/><br/> Example:<br/> ```<br/> ATTDEF<br/> Enter the Tag: PART_NO<br/> Enter the Prompt: Enter Part Number:<br/> Enter the Default: 1234<br/> Specify insertion point: (click or type coordinates)<br/> ```<br/><br/>5. **Insert Attribute Blocks**:<br/> - Insert the blocks with attributes into the drawing.<br/> - Use the `INS3RT` command and fill in the attribute values as prompted.<br/><br/>6. **Extract Attributes to Create the Parts List**:<br/> - Use the `DATAEXTRACTION` command to extract block attributes to a table.<br/> - Follow the Data Extraction wizard to select the blocks and attributes you want to include in your parts list.<br/><br/> Example:<br/> ```<br/> DATAEXTRACTION<br/> S")
_how-set-the-dimension-in-autocad.jpg "Understanding parts lists is essential for organizing and managing the components required for a project. In the context of engineering, construction, and manufacturing, a parts list (also known as a Bill of Materials or BOM) is a comprehensive list of raw materials, components, and assemblies needed to construct, manufacture, or repair a product or project.<br/><br/>### Components of a Parts List<br/><br/>1. **Item Number**:<br/> - Unique identifier for each part.<br/> - Helps in tracking and referencing parts easily.<br/><br/>2. **Part Name/Description**:<br/> - Detailed description of the part.<br/> - Includes specifications such as dimensions, material, and any other relevant characteristics.<br/><br/>3. **Quantity**:<br/> - Number of each part required.<br/> - Essential for ordering and inventory management.<br/><br/>4. **Part Number/Code**:<br/> - Manufacturer's or supplier's unique code for the part.<br/> - Useful for ordering and ensuring the correct part is used.<br/><br/>5. **Supplier Information**:<br/> - Details of the supplier or manufacturer.<br/> - Includes contact information and possibly pricing.<br/><br/>6. **Unit of Measure**:<br/> - How the part is measured (e.g., pieces, meters, kilograms).<br/> - Important for ordering the correct amount.<br/><br/>7. **Cost**:<br/> - Unit cost of each part.<br/> - Used for budgeting and cost management.<br/><br/>8. **Notes/Comments**:<br/> - Any additional information relevant to the part.<br/> - Could include assembly instructions, special handling requirements, or substitution options.<br/><br/>### Creating a Parts List in AutoCAD<br/><br/>AutoCAD offers features to create and manage parts lists, particularly useful in CAD drawings for engineering projects.<br/><br/>#### Step-by-Step Guide to Creating a Parts List in AutoCAD<br/><br/>1. **Draft the Drawing**:<br/> - Complete the drawing with all the necessary components and parts.<br/> - Use commands like `LINE`, `CIRCLE`, `POLYLINE` to draw the components.<br/><br/>2. **Insert Blocks for Components**:<br/> - Use the `BLOCK` command to create reusable components.<br/> - Each block should represent a different part.<br/><br/>3. **Annotate the Drawing**:<br/> - Use the `TEXT` or `MTEXT` commands to label parts.<br/> - Include details such as part names, numbers, and descriptions.<br/><br/>4. **Create an Attribute Block**:<br/> - Use the `ATTDEF` command to define attributes for blocks.<br/> - Attributes can include part number, description, quantity, and any other relevant information.<br/><br/> Example:<br/> ```<br/> ATTDEF<br/> Enter the Tag: PART_NO<br/> Enter the Prompt: Enter Part Number:<br/> Enter the Default: 1234<br/> Specify insertion point: (click or type coordinates)<br/> ```<br/><br/>5. **Insert Attribute Blocks**:<br/> - Insert the blocks with attributes into the drawing.<br/> - Use the `INS3RT` command and fill in the attribute values as prompted.<br/><br/>6. **Extract Attributes to Create the Parts List**:<br/> - Use the `DATAEXTRACTION` command to extract block attributes to a table.<br/> - Follow the Data Extraction wizard to select the blocks and attributes you want to include in your parts list.<br/><br/> Example:<br/> ```<br/> DATAEXTRACTION<br/> S")
_create-alignment-in-civil-3d.jpg "Understanding parts lists is essential for organizing and managing the components required for a project. In the context of engineering, construction, and manufacturing, a parts list (also known as a Bill of Materials or BOM) is a comprehensive list of raw materials, components, and assemblies needed to construct, manufacture, or repair a product or project.<br/><br/>### Components of a Parts List<br/><br/>1. **Item Number**:<br/> - Unique identifier for each part.<br/> - Helps in tracking and referencing parts easily.<br/><br/>2. **Part Name/Description**:<br/> - Detailed description of the part.<br/> - Includes specifications such as dimensions, material, and any other relevant characteristics.<br/><br/>3. **Quantity**:<br/> - Number of each part required.<br/> - Essential for ordering and inventory management.<br/><br/>4. **Part Number/Code**:<br/> - Manufacturer's or supplier's unique code for the part.<br/> - Useful for ordering and ensuring the correct part is used.<br/><br/>5. **Supplier Information**:<br/> - Details of the supplier or manufacturer.<br/> - Includes contact information and possibly pricing.<br/><br/>6. **Unit of Measure**:<br/> - How the part is measured (e.g., pieces, meters, kilograms).<br/> - Important for ordering the correct amount.<br/><br/>7. **Cost**:<br/> - Unit cost of each part.<br/> - Used for budgeting and cost management.<br/><br/>8. **Notes/Comments**:<br/> - Any additional information relevant to the part.<br/> - Could include assembly instructions, special handling requirements, or substitution options.<br/><br/>### Creating a Parts List in AutoCAD<br/><br/>AutoCAD offers features to create and manage parts lists, particularly useful in CAD drawings for engineering projects.<br/><br/>#### Step-by-Step Guide to Creating a Parts List in AutoCAD<br/><br/>1. **Draft the Drawing**:<br/> - Complete the drawing with all the necessary components and parts.<br/> - Use commands like `LINE`, `CIRCLE`, `POLYLINE` to draw the components.<br/><br/>2. **Insert Blocks for Components**:<br/> - Use the `BLOCK` command to create reusable components.<br/> - Each block should represent a different part.<br/><br/>3. **Annotate the Drawing**:<br/> - Use the `TEXT` or `MTEXT` commands to label parts.<br/> - Include details such as part names, numbers, and descriptions.<br/><br/>4. **Create an Attribute Block**:<br/> - Use the `ATTDEF` command to define attributes for blocks.<br/> - Attributes can include part number, description, quantity, and any other relevant information.<br/><br/> Example:<br/> ```<br/> ATTDEF<br/> Enter the Tag: PART_NO<br/> Enter the Prompt: Enter Part Number:<br/> Enter the Default: 1234<br/> Specify insertion point: (click or type coordinates)<br/> ```<br/><br/>5. **Insert Attribute Blocks**:<br/> - Insert the blocks with attributes into the drawing.<br/> - Use the `INS3RT` command and fill in the attribute values as prompted.<br/><br/>6. **Extract Attributes to Create the Parts List**:<br/> - Use the `DATAEXTRACTION` command to extract block attributes to a table.<br/> - Follow the Data Extraction wizard to select the blocks and attributes you want to include in your parts list.<br/><br/> Example:<br/> ```<br/> DATAEXTRACTION<br/> S")
_modify-amp-editing-alignment-property-and-style-in-civil-3d.jpg "Understanding parts lists is essential for organizing and managing the components required for a project. In the context of engineering, construction, and manufacturing, a parts list (also known as a Bill of Materials or BOM) is a comprehensive list of raw materials, components, and assemblies needed to construct, manufacture, or repair a product or project.<br/><br/>### Components of a Parts List<br/><br/>1. **Item Number**:<br/> - Unique identifier for each part.<br/> - Helps in tracking and referencing parts easily.<br/><br/>2. **Part Name/Description**:<br/> - Detailed description of the part.<br/> - Includes specifications such as dimensions, material, and any other relevant characteristics.<br/><br/>3. **Quantity**:<br/> - Number of each part required.<br/> - Essential for ordering and inventory management.<br/><br/>4. **Part Number/Code**:<br/> - Manufacturer's or supplier's unique code for the part.<br/> - Useful for ordering and ensuring the correct part is used.<br/><br/>5. **Supplier Information**:<br/> - Details of the supplier or manufacturer.<br/> - Includes contact information and possibly pricing.<br/><br/>6. **Unit of Measure**:<br/> - How the part is measured (e.g., pieces, meters, kilograms).<br/> - Important for ordering the correct amount.<br/><br/>7. **Cost**:<br/> - Unit cost of each part.<br/> - Used for budgeting and cost management.<br/><br/>8. **Notes/Comments**:<br/> - Any additional information relevant to the part.<br/> - Could include assembly instructions, special handling requirements, or substitution options.<br/><br/>### Creating a Parts List in AutoCAD<br/><br/>AutoCAD offers features to create and manage parts lists, particularly useful in CAD drawings for engineering projects.<br/><br/>#### Step-by-Step Guide to Creating a Parts List in AutoCAD<br/><br/>1. **Draft the Drawing**:<br/> - Complete the drawing with all the necessary components and parts.<br/> - Use commands like `LINE`, `CIRCLE`, `POLYLINE` to draw the components.<br/><br/>2. **Insert Blocks for Components**:<br/> - Use the `BLOCK` command to create reusable components.<br/> - Each block should represent a different part.<br/><br/>3. **Annotate the Drawing**:<br/> - Use the `TEXT` or `MTEXT` commands to label parts.<br/> - Include details such as part names, numbers, and descriptions.<br/><br/>4. **Create an Attribute Block**:<br/> - Use the `ATTDEF` command to define attributes for blocks.<br/> - Attributes can include part number, description, quantity, and any other relevant information.<br/><br/> Example:<br/> ```<br/> ATTDEF<br/> Enter the Tag: PART_NO<br/> Enter the Prompt: Enter Part Number:<br/> Enter the Default: 1234<br/> Specify insertion point: (click or type coordinates)<br/> ```<br/><br/>5. **Insert Attribute Blocks**:<br/> - Insert the blocks with attributes into the drawing.<br/> - Use the `INS3RT` command and fill in the attribute values as prompted.<br/><br/>6. **Extract Attributes to Create the Parts List**:<br/> - Use the `DATAEXTRACTION` command to extract block attributes to a table.<br/> - Follow the Data Extraction wizard to select the blocks and attributes you want to include in your parts list.<br/><br/> Example:<br/> ```<br/> DATAEXTRACTION<br/> S")
_highland-dancers-perform-at-edinburgh-military-mini-tattoo-princes-street-gardens.jpg "Full performance of the Scottish Highland Dancers who performed at the 2007 Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo in Edinburgh, Scotland featuring the new Highland Spring Tartan, Reel of Tulloch and dancing to the fiddle.<br/><br/>http://www.edintattoo.co.uk/ - Edinburgh Military Tattoo official website<br/><br/> Question of the Day:<br/>Have you any stories to share about Highland Dancing or play an instrument? Would love to hear your experiences<br/><br/>You can support me by subscribing to my patreon page:<br/>https://www.patreon.com/AlanTaylor543 <br/><br/>❤️❤️You can support my work by donating here:<br/>https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=YZ4HEN9HLMKZ8<br/><br/>✅ Recommended Products:<br/><br/>The Greatest Show on Earth Book: https://amzn.to/3WrI8SJ<br/>Edinburgh Tattoo CD 2007: https://amzn.to/4dpehjB<br/>Edinburgh Tattoo 1998-2002 DVD: https://amzn.to/4bkQMXl<br/><br/>Disclaimer: Some of these links go to one of my websites and some are affiliate links where I'll earn a small commission if you make a purchase at no additional cost to you.<br/><br/>✉ For business enquiries contact me at alantaylor925@outlook.com<br/><br/>▬ ♫ Music Copyright ♫▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬<br/><br/>Musical arragements owned by the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo with music being new derivate musical compositions of many well known tunes where permission was obtained to film and record the event by the Tattoo marketing team.<br/><br/>▬Cast & Crew▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ <br/><br/>Videographer – A Taylor<br/><br/>Special thanks to Alan Smith, Edinburgh Tattoo Marketing Manager<br/><br/>Video features Massed Commonwealth Highland Dancers which includes the Edinburgh Military Tattoo Highland Spring Dancers who are joined by Highland Dancers from Australia, Canada, New Zealand and South Africa.<br/><br/>The Massed Commonwealth Highland Dancers were originally assembled by Tattoo Dance Director, Billy Forsyth MBE to help mark a celebration of Her Majesty the Queen's Golden Jubilee at the 53rd Edinburgh Tattoo in 2002. They combined again this year to pay tribute to the Queen's Diamond Wedding Anniversary.<br/><br/>The Edinburgh Tattoo Highland Spring Dancers were formed in 1992 who have delighted audiences both at home and overseas with their colourful and exciting performances of traditional Scottish dances which featured a contemporary component. This year's display marks the Queen's 60th wedding anniversary through a series of kaleidoscopic Diamond dance patterns. Their routine also features dance extracts from famous Royal Balls and also form to represent an Edinburgh landmark the Heart of Midlothian. <br/><br/>Ozscot Australia Highland Dancers were established in 2000 and performed for the first time at the Tattoo in 2002 then again in 2004 who took part in an item called Wings marking that year's RAF theme.<br/><br/>The Canadian Highland Dance team also features and was chosen specifically to represent Canada at this year's production. Dancers from the team come from across the province of Nova Scotia.")
_mrs-awesome-beige-shower-curtain-liner-with-3-magnets-72x72-premium-flexible-sturdy-plastic-shower-curtain-for-bathroom.webp "LINK<br/>https://amzn.to/3XsVaQm<br/>price 9$<br/>About this item<br/>*Qualified: High quality PEVA shower curtain liner is a good choice for the person who requires heavy duty liner for bathtub. Made of clear plastic, the liner plays a function to better hold back water in a shower. Can be used as a liner or curtain simply<br/>*Water Proof: The liner has the advantage of plastic material properties like PVC free. It performs water proof well, allowing form water beads on the surface and easy to clean with a damp cloth<br/>*Encased magnets: Comes with 3 magnets at the bottom, especially good for cast/iron bathtub, in respect that it's easy to stick to the tub and keep the liner from blowing or clinging to body<br/>*Durable: Reinforced top header along with 12 rust proof metal grommets helps the shower curtain liner long-lasting use<br/>*72 inch width by 72 inch height, standard size is suitable for your bathroom")
_typical-cross-sections-roads-in-autocad.webp "Understanding parts lists is essential for organizing and managing the components required for a project. In the context of engineering, construction, and manufacturing, a parts list (also known as a Bill of Materials or BOM) is a comprehensive list of raw materials, components, and assemblies needed to construct, manufacture, or repair a product or project.<br/><br/>### Components of a Parts List<br/><br/>1. **Item Number**:<br/> - Unique identifier for each part.<br/> - Helps in tracking and referencing parts easily.<br/><br/>2. **Part Name/Description**:<br/> - Detailed description of the part.<br/> - Includes specifications such as dimensions, material, and any other relevant characteristics.<br/><br/>3. **Quantity**:<br/> - Number of each part required.<br/> - Essential for ordering and inventory management.<br/><br/>4. **Part Number/Code**:<br/> - Manufacturer's or supplier's unique code for the part.<br/> - Useful for ordering and ensuring the correct part is used.<br/><br/>5. **Supplier Information**:<br/> - Details of the supplier or manufacturer.<br/> - Includes contact information and possibly pricing.<br/><br/>6. **Unit of Measure**:<br/> - How the part is measured (e.g., pieces, meters, kilograms).<br/> - Important for ordering the correct amount.<br/><br/>7. **Cost**:<br/> - Unit cost of each part.<br/> - Used for budgeting and cost management.<br/><br/>8. **Notes/Comments**:<br/> - Any additional information relevant to the part.<br/> - Could include assembly instructions, special handling requirements, or substitution options.<br/><br/>### Creating a Parts List in AutoCAD<br/><br/>AutoCAD offers features to create and manage parts lists, particularly useful in CAD drawings for engineering projects.<br/><br/>#### Step-by-Step Guide to Creating a Parts List in AutoCAD<br/><br/>1. **Draft the Drawing**:<br/> - Complete the drawing with all the necessary components and parts.<br/> - Use commands like `LINE`, `CIRCLE`, `POLYLINE` to draw the components.<br/><br/>2. **Insert Blocks for Components**:<br/> - Use the `BLOCK` command to create reusable components.<br/> - Each block should represent a different part.<br/><br/>3. **Annotate the Drawing**:<br/> - Use the `TEXT` or `MTEXT` commands to label parts.<br/> - Include details such as part names, numbers, and descriptions.<br/><br/>4. **Create an Attribute Block**:<br/> - Use the `ATTDEF` command to define attributes for blocks.<br/> - Attributes can include part number, description, quantity, and any other relevant information.<br/><br/> Example:<br/> ```<br/> ATTDEF<br/> Enter the Tag: PART_NO<br/> Enter the Prompt: Enter Part Number:<br/> Enter the Default: 1234<br/> Specify insertion point: (click or type coordinates)<br/> ```<br/><br/>5. **Insert Attribute Blocks**:<br/> - Insert the blocks with attributes into the drawing.<br/> - Use the `INS3RT` command and fill in the attribute values as prompted.<br/><br/>6. **Extract Attributes to Create the Parts List**:<br/> - Use the `DATAEXTRACTION` command to extract block attributes to a table.<br/> - Follow the Data Extraction wizard to select the blocks and attributes you want to include in your parts list.<br/><br/> Example:<br/> ```<br/> DATAEXTRACTION<br/> S")
_how-set-the-dimension-in-autocad.webp "Understanding parts lists is essential for organizing and managing the components required for a project. In the context of engineering, construction, and manufacturing, a parts list (also known as a Bill of Materials or BOM) is a comprehensive list of raw materials, components, and assemblies needed to construct, manufacture, or repair a product or project.<br/><br/>### Components of a Parts List<br/><br/>1. **Item Number**:<br/> - Unique identifier for each part.<br/> - Helps in tracking and referencing parts easily.<br/><br/>2. **Part Name/Description**:<br/> - Detailed description of the part.<br/> - Includes specifications such as dimensions, material, and any other relevant characteristics.<br/><br/>3. **Quantity**:<br/> - Number of each part required.<br/> - Essential for ordering and inventory management.<br/><br/>4. **Part Number/Code**:<br/> - Manufacturer's or supplier's unique code for the part.<br/> - Useful for ordering and ensuring the correct part is used.<br/><br/>5. **Supplier Information**:<br/> - Details of the supplier or manufacturer.<br/> - Includes contact information and possibly pricing.<br/><br/>6. **Unit of Measure**:<br/> - How the part is measured (e.g., pieces, meters, kilograms).<br/> - Important for ordering the correct amount.<br/><br/>7. **Cost**:<br/> - Unit cost of each part.<br/> - Used for budgeting and cost management.<br/><br/>8. **Notes/Comments**:<br/> - Any additional information relevant to the part.<br/> - Could include assembly instructions, special handling requirements, or substitution options.<br/><br/>### Creating a Parts List in AutoCAD<br/><br/>AutoCAD offers features to create and manage parts lists, particularly useful in CAD drawings for engineering projects.<br/><br/>#### Step-by-Step Guide to Creating a Parts List in AutoCAD<br/><br/>1. **Draft the Drawing**:<br/> - Complete the drawing with all the necessary components and parts.<br/> - Use commands like `LINE`, `CIRCLE`, `POLYLINE` to draw the components.<br/><br/>2. **Insert Blocks for Components**:<br/> - Use the `BLOCK` command to create reusable components.<br/> - Each block should represent a different part.<br/><br/>3. **Annotate the Drawing**:<br/> - Use the `TEXT` or `MTEXT` commands to label parts.<br/> - Include details such as part names, numbers, and descriptions.<br/><br/>4. **Create an Attribute Block**:<br/> - Use the `ATTDEF` command to define attributes for blocks.<br/> - Attributes can include part number, description, quantity, and any other relevant information.<br/><br/> Example:<br/> ```<br/> ATTDEF<br/> Enter the Tag: PART_NO<br/> Enter the Prompt: Enter Part Number:<br/> Enter the Default: 1234<br/> Specify insertion point: (click or type coordinates)<br/> ```<br/><br/>5. **Insert Attribute Blocks**:<br/> - Insert the blocks with attributes into the drawing.<br/> - Use the `INS3RT` command and fill in the attribute values as prompted.<br/><br/>6. **Extract Attributes to Create the Parts List**:<br/> - Use the `DATAEXTRACTION` command to extract block attributes to a table.<br/> - Follow the Data Extraction wizard to select the blocks and attributes you want to include in your parts list.<br/><br/> Example:<br/> ```<br/> DATAEXTRACTION<br/> S")
_create-alignment-in-civil-3d.webp "Understanding parts lists is essential for organizing and managing the components required for a project. In the context of engineering, construction, and manufacturing, a parts list (also known as a Bill of Materials or BOM) is a comprehensive list of raw materials, components, and assemblies needed to construct, manufacture, or repair a product or project.<br/><br/>### Components of a Parts List<br/><br/>1. **Item Number**:<br/> - Unique identifier for each part.<br/> - Helps in tracking and referencing parts easily.<br/><br/>2. **Part Name/Description**:<br/> - Detailed description of the part.<br/> - Includes specifications such as dimensions, material, and any other relevant characteristics.<br/><br/>3. **Quantity**:<br/> - Number of each part required.<br/> - Essential for ordering and inventory management.<br/><br/>4. **Part Number/Code**:<br/> - Manufacturer's or supplier's unique code for the part.<br/> - Useful for ordering and ensuring the correct part is used.<br/><br/>5. **Supplier Information**:<br/> - Details of the supplier or manufacturer.<br/> - Includes contact information and possibly pricing.<br/><br/>6. **Unit of Measure**:<br/> - How the part is measured (e.g., pieces, meters, kilograms).<br/> - Important for ordering the correct amount.<br/><br/>7. **Cost**:<br/> - Unit cost of each part.<br/> - Used for budgeting and cost management.<br/><br/>8. **Notes/Comments**:<br/> - Any additional information relevant to the part.<br/> - Could include assembly instructions, special handling requirements, or substitution options.<br/><br/>### Creating a Parts List in AutoCAD<br/><br/>AutoCAD offers features to create and manage parts lists, particularly useful in CAD drawings for engineering projects.<br/><br/>#### Step-by-Step Guide to Creating a Parts List in AutoCAD<br/><br/>1. **Draft the Drawing**:<br/> - Complete the drawing with all the necessary components and parts.<br/> - Use commands like `LINE`, `CIRCLE`, `POLYLINE` to draw the components.<br/><br/>2. **Insert Blocks for Components**:<br/> - Use the `BLOCK` command to create reusable components.<br/> - Each block should represent a different part.<br/><br/>3. **Annotate the Drawing**:<br/> - Use the `TEXT` or `MTEXT` commands to label parts.<br/> - Include details such as part names, numbers, and descriptions.<br/><br/>4. **Create an Attribute Block**:<br/> - Use the `ATTDEF` command to define attributes for blocks.<br/> - Attributes can include part number, description, quantity, and any other relevant information.<br/><br/> Example:<br/> ```<br/> ATTDEF<br/> Enter the Tag: PART_NO<br/> Enter the Prompt: Enter Part Number:<br/> Enter the Default: 1234<br/> Specify insertion point: (click or type coordinates)<br/> ```<br/><br/>5. **Insert Attribute Blocks**:<br/> - Insert the blocks with attributes into the drawing.<br/> - Use the `INS3RT` command and fill in the attribute values as prompted.<br/><br/>6. **Extract Attributes to Create the Parts List**:<br/> - Use the `DATAEXTRACTION` command to extract block attributes to a table.<br/> - Follow the Data Extraction wizard to select the blocks and attributes you want to include in your parts list.<br/><br/> Example:<br/> ```<br/> DATAEXTRACTION<br/> S")
_modify-amp-editing-alignment-property-and-style-in-civil-3d.webp "Understanding parts lists is essential for organizing and managing the components required for a project. In the context of engineering, construction, and manufacturing, a parts list (also known as a Bill of Materials or BOM) is a comprehensive list of raw materials, components, and assemblies needed to construct, manufacture, or repair a product or project.<br/><br/>### Components of a Parts List<br/><br/>1. **Item Number**:<br/> - Unique identifier for each part.<br/> - Helps in tracking and referencing parts easily.<br/><br/>2. **Part Name/Description**:<br/> - Detailed description of the part.<br/> - Includes specifications such as dimensions, material, and any other relevant characteristics.<br/><br/>3. **Quantity**:<br/> - Number of each part required.<br/> - Essential for ordering and inventory management.<br/><br/>4. **Part Number/Code**:<br/> - Manufacturer's or supplier's unique code for the part.<br/> - Useful for ordering and ensuring the correct part is used.<br/><br/>5. **Supplier Information**:<br/> - Details of the supplier or manufacturer.<br/> - Includes contact information and possibly pricing.<br/><br/>6. **Unit of Measure**:<br/> - How the part is measured (e.g., pieces, meters, kilograms).<br/> - Important for ordering the correct amount.<br/><br/>7. **Cost**:<br/> - Unit cost of each part.<br/> - Used for budgeting and cost management.<br/><br/>8. **Notes/Comments**:<br/> - Any additional information relevant to the part.<br/> - Could include assembly instructions, special handling requirements, or substitution options.<br/><br/>### Creating a Parts List in AutoCAD<br/><br/>AutoCAD offers features to create and manage parts lists, particularly useful in CAD drawings for engineering projects.<br/><br/>#### Step-by-Step Guide to Creating a Parts List in AutoCAD<br/><br/>1. **Draft the Drawing**:<br/> - Complete the drawing with all the necessary components and parts.<br/> - Use commands like `LINE`, `CIRCLE`, `POLYLINE` to draw the components.<br/><br/>2. **Insert Blocks for Components**:<br/> - Use the `BLOCK` command to create reusable components.<br/> - Each block should represent a different part.<br/><br/>3. **Annotate the Drawing**:<br/> - Use the `TEXT` or `MTEXT` commands to label parts.<br/> - Include details such as part names, numbers, and descriptions.<br/><br/>4. **Create an Attribute Block**:<br/> - Use the `ATTDEF` command to define attributes for blocks.<br/> - Attributes can include part number, description, quantity, and any other relevant information.<br/><br/> Example:<br/> ```<br/> ATTDEF<br/> Enter the Tag: PART_NO<br/> Enter the Prompt: Enter Part Number:<br/> Enter the Default: 1234<br/> Specify insertion point: (click or type coordinates)<br/> ```<br/><br/>5. **Insert Attribute Blocks**:<br/> - Insert the blocks with attributes into the drawing.<br/> - Use the `INS3RT` command and fill in the attribute values as prompted.<br/><br/>6. **Extract Attributes to Create the Parts List**:<br/> - Use the `DATAEXTRACTION` command to extract block attributes to a table.<br/> - Follow the Data Extraction wizard to select the blocks and attributes you want to include in your parts list.<br/><br/> Example:<br/> ```<br/> DATAEXTRACTION<br/> S")
_highland-dancers-perform-at-edinburgh-military-mini-tattoo-princes-street-gardens.webp "Full performance of the Scottish Highland Dancers who performed at the 2007 Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo in Edinburgh, Scotland featuring the new Highland Spring Tartan, Reel of Tulloch and dancing to the fiddle.<br/><br/>http://www.edintattoo.co.uk/ - Edinburgh Military Tattoo official website<br/><br/> Question of the Day:<br/>Have you any stories to share about Highland Dancing or play an instrument? Would love to hear your experiences<br/><br/>You can support me by subscribing to my patreon page:<br/>https://www.patreon.com/AlanTaylor543 <br/><br/>❤️❤️You can support my work by donating here:<br/>https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=YZ4HEN9HLMKZ8<br/><br/>✅ Recommended Products:<br/><br/>The Greatest Show on Earth Book: https://amzn.to/3WrI8SJ<br/>Edinburgh Tattoo CD 2007: https://amzn.to/4dpehjB<br/>Edinburgh Tattoo 1998-2002 DVD: https://amzn.to/4bkQMXl<br/><br/>Disclaimer: Some of these links go to one of my websites and some are affiliate links where I'll earn a small commission if you make a purchase at no additional cost to you.<br/><br/>✉ For business enquiries contact me at alantaylor925@outlook.com<br/><br/>▬ ♫ Music Copyright ♫▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬<br/><br/>Musical arragements owned by the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo with music being new derivate musical compositions of many well known tunes where permission was obtained to film and record the event by the Tattoo marketing team.<br/><br/>▬Cast & Crew▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ <br/><br/>Videographer – A Taylor<br/><br/>Special thanks to Alan Smith, Edinburgh Tattoo Marketing Manager<br/><br/>Video features Massed Commonwealth Highland Dancers which includes the Edinburgh Military Tattoo Highland Spring Dancers who are joined by Highland Dancers from Australia, Canada, New Zealand and South Africa.<br/><br/>The Massed Commonwealth Highland Dancers were originally assembled by Tattoo Dance Director, Billy Forsyth MBE to help mark a celebration of Her Majesty the Queen's Golden Jubilee at the 53rd Edinburgh Tattoo in 2002. They combined again this year to pay tribute to the Queen's Diamond Wedding Anniversary.<br/><br/>The Edinburgh Tattoo Highland Spring Dancers were formed in 1992 who have delighted audiences both at home and overseas with their colourful and exciting performances of traditional Scottish dances which featured a contemporary component. This year's display marks the Queen's 60th wedding anniversary through a series of kaleidoscopic Diamond dance patterns. Their routine also features dance extracts from famous Royal Balls and also form to represent an Edinburgh landmark the Heart of Midlothian. <br/><br/>Ozscot Australia Highland Dancers were established in 2000 and performed for the first time at the Tattoo in 2002 then again in 2004 who took part in an item called Wings marking that year's RAF theme.<br/><br/>The Canadian Highland Dance team also features and was chosen specifically to represent Canada at this year's production. Dancers from the team come from across the province of Nova Scotia.")
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