SketchUp Free-Woodworker’s Guide
Software updates and changes to business models by software companies are something we should all be used to, but for
SketchUp Blog
Transition From Rectangle to Circle In SketchUp
Way back when I was in design school (board drafting with T-square and pencil) one of my teachers mentioned that
Join Profiled Parts in SketchUp
I don’t mind answering questions from readers, because good questions often become useful blog posts. In this instance, the question
Why Every Woodworker Needs to Know SketchUp
I’ve been making stuff from wood for more than 40 years and I do better work now than I used
New Way to Grab SketchUp Wood Textures
The good folks at SketchUp recently tweaked the features of the 3D Warehouse and it is now possible to “borrow” materials
Case Joints in SketchUp – Easy in 2017 Pro
How far do you go with details in a SketchUp model? That’s a common question and the answer depends on
SketchUp For Interior Design-Space Planning & Visualization
Designers face two big challenges; the first is getting a client to visualize what is being proposed, and the second
Mining Information From SketchUp
I readily admit to being lazy, and that’s one of the reasons SketchUp is my favorite design software. I never
New Woodworker’s Guide to SketchUp Above the Arctic Circle
The good thing about running an online business is extended reach; folks from the other side of the world purchase
The SketchUp Book Name Game
Here is a question I get asked relatively often: I purchased “SketchUp Guide for Woodworkers”. Is this the same as