On these sheets, you can then place views of the 3D objects you modeled previously, and configure how these views will appear on the sheet. The TechDraw Workbench allows you to create sheets, which can be blank or use a pre-made template to already have a series of items on the sheet, such as borders and a title. In FreeCAD, the workbench responsible for making such drawings is the TechDraw Workbench. These drawings usually contain not only the drawing itself, but also many annotations, such as text, dimensions, numbers, and symbols that will help other people to understand what needs to be done and how. Typical examples are Ikea instructions, architectural drawings, and blueprints. The drawings are handed over to the person responsible for assembling the final product and will explain how to do it. In technical fields (engineering, architecture, etc), this is usually done with drawings. When your model cannot be printed or milled directly by a machine, for example it is too big (a building) or it requires manual assembly after the pieces are ready, you will usually need to explain to another person how to do it.

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