I would appreciate help interpreting what I assume are measurements in a drawing. I have circled some examples in the attached image. Unsurprisingly, I am a novice when it comes to this and I can't quite get it to make sense on my own, so I might as well throw the question out there!
The image depicts a gable with two windows. It is probably some kind of kit where the parts either come completely pre-cut and are marked with corresponding numbers, or you receive a package of timber and a cutting list and have to cut the pieces yourself to the dimensions specified in the list.
Thank you for the response, it sounds reasonable. The drawing comes from Svenskt Trä and refers to the so-called Enkelstugan. I have checked around a bit on their website and found a cut list, but the reference numbers did not seem to match, although the drawing I have might be a bit older.
In and of itself I see now that, for example, the number 40 shouldn't represent similar lengths and additionally there's probably no reason why, for example, 35 and 43 should have different cutting lengths since they are simply mirror images..? Yes, enlighten me if someone knows better.
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