Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 732
ll estimates madeshould also be kept for reference, as they form a basison which to estimate any future work of the sameclass, besides acting as a medium for checking the jobas it proceeds. It also saves time when ordering scant-ling, hardware, millwork, etc., as if it is a true Bill ofQuantity all… … Plan of roof. work and quality of materials to be used from thespecification, are obtained from the drawings. At thispoint I would like to say that often an experiencedestimator discounts the written requirements in placeswhere perhaps his practical knowledge tells him some-thing or other is…
Furniture industry and trade · Woodworking industries
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