Brad
The information on this forum and your online tutorials have been great.
Please just one more question before I finish up my Provisional Patent template. I was going over the item description while laying in bed

and came up with another way to make my invention work. So went out to the shop and made a another prototype that works as well as my original.
Both have the same final function, use the same basic mechanics but have slightly different features (shapes) to do the same thing if that makes sense? (Kind of a "either/or") I know if I were to patent the first version someone could easily move to file an improvement, but either version gets the job done. One is more compact over the other. I'd like to cover both and let the manufacturing end decide which version has the best final production feasibility/reliability.
Anyway should I include drawings for
both versions and describe for example that the second version would assist the manufacturer to produce a more compact unit as compared to the first larger more durable version?
I was also thinking about keeping my first draft and just include another drawing to show how the original item could be modified to make it more compact if needed.
I know we are limited to the number of drawing we can submit.
Ed