True or False: A detail drawing is sufficient for the fabrication of multiple parts.

A detail drawing is typically not sufficient for the fabrication of multiple parts because it usually provides specific information related to a single part, including dimensions, material specifications, and tolerances. When fabricating multiple parts, additional documentation such as assembly drawings, specifications for batch production, and possibly even process instructions are required to ensure uniformity and adherence to quality standards.

Detail drawings focus on the intricacies of one component, and without the broader context, they might not account for variations that can occur when producing several items. While a detail drawing is essential for understanding individual components, it often lacks the comprehensive information needed for efficient mass production. Therefore, the assertion that a detail drawing alone is adequate for fabricating multiple parts is incorrect.