Everybody I’m JD – are your host of the bold today’s show we’re you the inventor entrepreneur business owner get your daily inspiration to make the world a better place [Music] [Applause] [Music] we’re going through every single one of these steps and how to file your provisional patent application and we excited to share with you step 11 which is the detailed description of your invention this is the heart right this is what’s gonna become the true body of your specification is where the examiner will go eventually when they go to see once you’re looking at the figures okay hmm what does this mean how does this figure relate and does this element intertwine and relate to the other element that it’s connected to they’re gonna try to put together the drawings and the written description this is where it all comes together what you need to do is when you have those figures drawn you need to put identifiers also called numerals one through whatever number you get to and associate make that reference for each element into the written description so that’s cylinder you might label as 102 into the written description you say cylinder 102 is circumscribed around the axis okay so get very familiar with referencing the numbers you’ll consistently use those numbers throughout this detailed description and for every single one of your figures make sure you clearly label those numbers make sure that they stay consistent through each of the figures as well this does take a lot of time and it may need you don’t need another eye there careful I like a professional a patent attorney to help you with this process we’re here to help you walk right by your side to get this project done but I’ve laid out some really good form information for you to get this done and make your application top-notch I’ve given you some example language and of a patent that’s been filed and granted you can kind of emulate the way that sentence structure is put together and hope you’ll have some fun with this step I’m your host JD Hooven over the bold today’s show go big go bold