Ok, keepin' it fresh. Moving on...
{ My Picks }
(Clockwise from top LEFT)
- An old Steelcase template which I use for (simple chairs). I actually use the ends of the boat-shaped conference room tables as chairs and sketch in arms. I also use the rectangles for racks and equipment if they're scaled properly.
- French curve for lighting diagrams and door swings. Ooo la la.
- A timepiece.
- A circle template for 1/8" and 1/4" turning circles, meeting and side tables, and also door swings.
- Large architectural scale.
- Small orange architectural scale (less loud when I fumble and drop it on the table during the test).
- Various hi-lighters: Blue for hi-lighting key points and requirements as I read, yellow for accomplishing them as I go. If I'm feeling colorful, I'll use a few of my Zazzles to designate "electrical" (orange), "plumbing" (aqua), and "accessibility" (red). Ok, so I'm going to bring my pack of Zazzles. Not Sheldon's cat from Big Bang Theory...Yeah, I went there.
- Blue Sharpie (Because I would love to use it on my Life Safety exercise to better see my symbols against the black+white, but I'm confirming with NCIDQ if this is allowed.. if it's not, I'll obviously live).
- Thick and thin black sharpies for walls, furniture, etc. I do not like using pencil because it smears a lot. The last thing I need to do is waste time re-drawing and erasing smudges. See item #11.
- Colored sharpies for adjacency depiction on bubble diagrams. Red = primary, orange = secondary, yellow = plumbing trench.
- White-out tape. It's like it never happened.
- Pencils. I like mechanical. Make sure they have lead!
- Eraser. I don't like the pink erasers on #12.
- Triangle (mini). Add in: large triangle.
- Roll of trace. I can't see through yellow, so I like white.
- Drafting tape. Just kidding. I'm bringin' dots. This is just a place-holder.
- Calculator. Just kidding. I'm not bringin' this one. It makes beeping noises. But I will bring one.
- Not pictured: Portable Drafting Table. I don't like working super elevated, so I'm using this one (plus, it's half the price as the multiple-height adjustable one!): 23x31 Martin Drafting Table.
Happy Drafting,
Carolyn
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