Modeling a Complete Project in Sketchup for Beginners Pt.1 - Sketchup for Woodworkers

OK love the vid really helpful and informative without being overloading and I thank you for that, but "pocket" handles for lack of a better name works great on drawers but on sliding doors they become guillotines.

So GOOD. Thank you. I have used sketchup for many larger, landscape scope projects. I thought it was enough to start modeling furniture, but I was wrong. Your video filled in the blanks. So grateful.

Great vid. Lots of similarities to Fusion 360. Good stuff 😎

sketch is the worst software ever. the tutorial was great but the usability of sketch is awful. Completely frustrated trying to move things and follow along with the online version. Not going to pay for software that does not work even remotely well.

There's no "view" menu either. WTF program are you using? You say it doesn't matter what version you're using. Wrong!

There aren't even any menus on the free version so you can't go to "preferences". Nothing you're doing is the same as the free version. Have you ever seen it?

thanks for the tips really helped me

works as it should, thank you friend!

Perfect storage option for small space

This is a blessing! I come from parametric solid modelers like SolidWorks, TopSolid and Fusion 360. Sketchup had me really confused to the point that I basically was ready to give up.
I use CAD mostly for woodworking projects so this was very interesting and I might actually start using Sketchup. Thank you so much for this!

The way move the divider does not work for me. I click on it. Get the little plus move it type in /3 and nothing happens.

Turns out this video was for me 👍

The mac to windows thing is killing me.

This is perfect, so clear. Too bad Im on Windows so I have to guess or browse for shortcuts, but the explanation is awesome. Thank you!

Thank you so much for this....

funcionaaaa muchas graciaas!!!!!!!!

Thank you sir! Keep it up!

Great instructional video 👍👍

THANK YOU SO MUCH YOU ARE AMAZING 🤩

followed for 7 minutes and already fell in love with sketchup
later i was working in pro100, a goody as hell program for furniture modeling and i can tell that sketchup is way interesting and easier to work with

nice

Thank you my brother hehehe

thank you master

good

merci pour le video , sa marche

God Bless you. Thank you.

This one is 100 legit, im not even a bot saved my life when i already finished editing thumbs up!

incredible tutorial. I wish you would have taught my college classes. probably would have learned something!

Hello, if I import a screenshot of a architectural drawing floor plan with a scale reference drawn on it, how do I then calibrate the scales to match each other. i.e to make a 5 metre drawn line measure 5 metres when measuring with the measuring tool in conjunction with the 5 metre scale reference thats drawn on the imported screen shot drawing? What's the process?

Great tutorial, thanks for sharing it!!

Thank you so much for this great tutorial! And I like your T-shirt tho xD❤

I know I'm a little late to the game here, but I love this video SO MUCH that I'm going to say it anyway. Thank you for making what, in my opinion, is the best Sketchup tutorial I have ever seen! (I've seen a lot...)

My keeb doesn’t have a command key?!?

this is how every introductory tutorial should be, assuming the viewer knows absolutely nothing about the topic and skipping no steps even the ones that might look trivial. Well done!

I want to watch this but the uptalk makes the experience absolute torture.

I just installed SketchUp Make 2017 and it don't look anything like yours and there is No tool palettes under view. So you using a Mac? are you using addons? or Mods? Or What ?
why are they completely different? both 2017? This ain't going to help or work for me. I need a SketchUp lesson about SketchUp Make 2017 version.

Thanks this is excellent! Great for woodworking. I have been overwhelmed by other tutorials but you are excellent at explaining clearly the different things that SketchUp can do that make it a valuable tool to use as an amateur woodworker. I will use this as I reference to help me with Sketchup in the future.

Dude thank you so much, you're a great teacher

lol use blender instead

Thank you to all this great tips 🙏

I’ve been trying to use Sketchup for quite some time now, with no success at all. This helped me tremendously! You’re such a good teacher, and I thank you for sharing your knowledge, (and your humor), with us. I really enjoy your channel! 👍🤓

hi, your video is very informative and you are patient enough to show us amateurs how to do the basic stuff. thanks !!

Where is that accent from?? GREAT VIDEO!

Thanks...

Thanks a lot for your work! Currently searching for modeling software)) and yes - what about transferring to cut list for cnc?

I was procrastinating :').. But, Damn.. tutorial was so cool, ended up watching full and practice a little bit. Thank you very much <3

Great video, but please stop using those short cuts. They work great for apple, but most of the world uses windows