One lamp, six drawings.
The bolt from LAB-14 became a system. Every place on the site that wants an object gets a drawing of a real one, first angle, at a stated scale, in hairlines that wait for the light. Move over a plate to carry its lamp.
Six readyOne kitOne lamp at a timeA still without WebGPU
What makes it a set.
| Subject | A real thing, with its real numbers. An ISO bolt, a handset, a worn sensor, a day of readings, the mark, a key. Nothing invented to look technical. If a dimension is on the sheet, it is true. |
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| Sheet | 100 by 125 millimetres, plan over elevation on one centre line, dimensions to the right and below. Drawn at the frame's own pixel size, so a hairline is a hairline on any screen. |
| Tone | Tone is hierarchy, and hierarchy is light. Edges at full white, secondary lines at 78 percent, figures at 66, dimension lines at 42, centre lines at 34. The shader reads tone as how much light a line can catch, so the part flares and the paperwork glows. |
| Type | Gilroy 700 caps, 1.9 mm, tracked 0.08 em. The same label voice as the site, at the scale of the drawing. |
| Title block | Four pairs and a foot row. The first three are facts. The fourth is where the plate may speak, once, dryly: “85 N·m. No more.” |
| Light | One cyan lamp, the LED. It rests at the top left, where the system's light lives. Under the hand it follows; alone it inspects the part. One plate is lit at a time; the rest hold still and stop drawing. |
| Without WebGPU | The drawing itself, dim. The still is on screen at zero milliseconds and the lit plate fades in over it, so the fallback and the loading state are the same picture. |
| On the site | A plate replaces a photograph slot or a slab, never sits beside a loop, and never appears twice on one page. Next: a wide sheet for section heads, and a plate per Note. |