From a saved part to a drawing you can check.

Begin with a front view that communicates the most useful geometry. Add projected views where they remove ambiguity, a section for internal features, and a detail view where the sheet cannot show a small feature clearly.

Tell Adam your projection convention instead of relying on the template default. Check view alignment, scale, and the referenced configuration before adding dimensions.

• Confirm the source file is saved and the intended configuration is active.
• Specify first-angle or third-angle projection explicitly.
• Inspect sections and details for the features they must reveal.

A drawing needs the dimensions required to make and inspect the part. Ask Adam to place overall dimensions, locate hole patterns from deliberate references, and annotate the features that mate with other parts.

Supply the tolerances and datum scheme that your design requires. AI can help place annotations, but it cannot infer every functional requirement from the solid model. Missing requirements should become questions, not invented values.

• Dimension features once and avoid conflicting closed chains.
• Check fits and individual tolerances on critical interfaces.
• Inspect overlaps, missing center marks, and dimension attachment.
• Confirm title block, units, material, finish, revision, and general notes.

Ask Adam to save the native drawing as well as exporting a PDF. The native document lets you continue editing views and annotations; the PDF provides a consistent review artifact.

Open the exported file and inspect every sheet. A successful export does not prove that all views are present, the text is legible, or the drawing is ready for manufacture.