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- 1. Stonemasonry Department 2013 Prepare Templates and Moulds Constructing an Information Panel
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- 4. Constructing the Panel: A3 Measure 24mm up from the bottom margin and draw a border line across the width of the page. Remember to use construction lines at this stage. 24mm
- 5. Constructing the Panel: A3 Next you should measure 70mm and 140mm from the right margin to construct the boxes containing the information panel 140mm 70mm
- 6. Constructing the Panel: A3 The panels are completed by marking a series of lines measuring 4mm apart between the border lines.
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