SketchUp Tutorial: Woodworking Workbench
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Great video. I tried the free version and found it quite obnoxious, so I have been learning with the “Make” download.
I picked up some cool ideas. Nice job!
how do you orbit around while drawing the line for the bottom shelf?
Finally. I bought the Pro version because I wanted to create all my projects using Sketchup but couldn't figure out how to use it. I have watched numerous Sketchup videos but never found one that met my needs until now. Awesome presentation. I tried following your video while performing the actions on my computer but kept having issues. I will continue to watch this video until I can build a table with no issues. Thank you for posting this awesome video. You have earned another subscriber.
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Nice tutorial. Thanks!
Are the hotkeys listed anywhere? I can't find them in the help, and unfortunately they're not displayed in the tooltip for the various commands either…
This tutorial is a great starter – thanks!
This is great — not only an excellent SketchUp tutorial, but also a nice practical way to make a workbench using dimensional lumber. Great way to make mortises and tenons without actually cutting holes to make mortises, etc.
This is a very good tutorial, I learnt a lot from it so thanks! Just one thing, when you have the finished item can you "explode" it into the separate parts with measurement labels on them to create a sort of cut list??
Or even create a separate list with the individual pieces on it?
Thanks for this table with Sketch Up. Allows me to modify the one I will build. Good starting point.