Sketchup BASICS for woodworkers. Follow along. | LOCKDOWN DAY 46
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1:04 Which version of Sketchup do you need?
3:26 Starting Sketchup
6:55 Getting oriented
7:41 Make a simple board
11:50 Making components
24:15 Making dados
29:20 Making rabbets
33:12 More on components
41:00 Making the side panels
46:57 Drawer shelves
59:07 Making drawers
1:00:09 Fixing a problem
1:12:20 using the 3D Warehouse
1:16:21 Adding support strips
1:18:54 Additional tools
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I hate how all programs have gone to subscription. Remember when you could buy the program and actually own it and install it on whatever you want.
This is the best, most thorough TH-cam introduction to using SketchUp for woodworking that I've seen. Well done!
A couple of tips I discovered that could be useful:
This is awesome Steve. Thank you so much for taking the time... If I may ask... I am sure heaps of us would love to see it... could you show how you deconstruct the end product to make a cut list with dimensions please.... that would have topped this video off just perfectly
I like this tutorial. One thing I do with my drawers. I make the drawer sides go the full depth of the cabinet but make the drawer shorter. This makes the drawer stop where I want it without any additional blocks and it makes the drawer less tippy when pulled all the way out to the back.
Every single video I watch on YT about woodworking has someone using Sketchup. They all say its so easy to use but this is the 1st time I am seeing someone take to the time to actually show not only how to use it, but how to use it for designing woodworking projects. THANK YOU so much for this. I got frustrated and just had it on my 'to do' list. I would subscribe but I did that over a year ago. Steve Ramsey THANKS, and this is coming all the way from Trinidad. God bless man.
The free online SketchUp version has the following default mouse shortcuts:
Hi Steve, I've been following you for almost a year, learnt alot from you, never commented on a vid, but this one is realy appreciated! Keep up te good work and the motivation to do this.
Steve that was probably the best hour of my woodworking life. Having never used Sketchup before and hesitated to dabble I believe there was more than enough content here to take the plunge. What made it work for me was the use of a project to demonstrate the practicalities of the program. In simple terms it worked for me as that\s how I learn. Great job.
Amazing tutorial! I've tried to teach myself sketchup a couple of times but would always quickly give up and just draw out my project with pencil and paper...this is a lifesaver! Thanks Steve!
Great tutorial Steve, well done! My contribution: If you’re making multiple copies, you can write “3.75 3x”, as in a copy spaced 3.75 inches apart 3 times, to make 3 copies at once (like when you were making the dados for the drawers @
This tutorial is so awesome! I’m both a Sketchup n00b and a novice woodworker. I’ve been trying to learn Sketchup but videos I’ve seen so far were either broken up into separate video lessons or a bit too complicated for my use. This video was all I needed to get me started with Sketchup frustration-free. Thanks for your efforts in putting this together. I’m a big fan of your channel,
My job is a CAD Technician and even though I do this kind of modelling day in and day out, I still found this therapeutic and just interesting to listen to. Nice and simple explanation at a pace everyone can follow along with, great job Steve.
Thank you, thank you, thank you!! This is exactly what I was hoping for from the master. This will help many many people.
I've been using Sketchup for a short while now. I just watched this entire video and took away so many useful tips! Thank you!
Steve, thanks for making this "down to earth" video. Your presentation was the only one I could understand. You are helping others who are just starting out with SketchUp to get a handle on using it and wanting to experiment further.
Absolutely fantastic tutorial. Thank you so much. It’s so handy to have you take the viewer through an actual project. This may be one of the single best things I’ve seen on TH-cam. Well done.
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I'm not sure if someone already mentioned this tip, but at