Ever wanted to start designing your own woodworking projects? It doesn’t have to be complicated or expensive. In fact, SketchUp is often regarded as the most user friendly option for 3D modelling beginners.
In Part 2 of the SketchUp Series, I show you the uses of the various tools at your disposal, as well as give my input on their uses and where I often find myself using them.
In Part 3 of the SketchUp Series, I build on what was discussed in the previous tutorials and start constructing the carcass of the table.
In Part 4 of the SketchUp Series, I build on what was discussed in the previous tutorials and start constructing the joints within the table. Specifically the mortice and tenons and dovetails.
In Part 5 of the SketchUp Series, I build on what was discussed in the previous tutorials and start constructing the drawer within the table.
In Part 6 of the SketchUp Series, I show you how to apply material and details to the shaker table.
In Part 7 of the SketchUp Series, I show you how to start applying dimensions to your piece, as well as how to correctly export them.