Drafting-counter inventory · Rev. C

Run the bungu counter like a drafting table.

Hatchwork pins every instrument to a blueprint registration grid. Codes, par levels, and prices ride on engraved brass index-plates — so stock reads as exact as a measured drawing.

Ground · ink blueprint Type · grotesque + mono Mechanic · brass index-plate Grid · 5mm registration
01 / SYSTEM

Everything snaps to the grid

three principles · sheet 2

Not a soft shelf of cards — a measured counter. The drawing surface, the plates, and the snap motion are one system that survives any palette swap.

A — SURFACE

Blueprint registration grid

A 5mm cross-hatch field behind every surface. Items align to tick rulers, never float.

B — LABEL

Brass index-plates

SKUs, prices, and par counts are engraved on countersunk brass plates, not soft chips.

C — MOTION

Snap to crosshair

Lift an item and a registration crosshair marks where it sat — a 240ms drafting snap, no bounce.

02 / COUNTER

Read the counter at a glance

live ledger
Drafting set · DR-031 · ¥4,280
ON-HAND TODAY
218
across 4 aisles · 38 lines
DR-031 · Sumi 0.3 pencil12
DR-103 · Steel scale3 low
GM-018 · Brass protractorout
PD-A4 · Grid pad54

A counter is just a drawing you can restock.

— Bungu Precision Works, counter handbook, Rev. C

Open your drafting counter

Set your aisles, pin your instruments, and stamp the first restock slip. The grid does the aligning.