Designing a Beachy Console Table in SketchUp with Kat Adair

This tutorial continues the exploration of using components, arrays, the paint bucket, and keyboard shortcuts to create a beach-themed console table out of (US) common lumber.

[@barrytimm5497]

Fantastic work!!!

[@rongirard326]

Ok, after you had us type /8 and the boards spread across the whole bottom shelf, my head kind of exploded. That was brilliant!

[@KatAdair]

Thank you! It works wonders on a pergola. ❤️

[@maggiedubai2631]

Great teacher

[@autocadtechnologia]

Excellent tutorial

[@mohammedqadir6187]

Great lesson 🎉

[@mohammadsahibwatanmal5659]

Very good explanation ❤

[@tzahi7528]

Thank you very much for the tutorial. I really enjoyed learning from you.
Keep up the good work.

[@mohammedqadir6187]

Thank you 🙏 شكرا جزيلا

[@sarahslife41]

thank you i did it and it turned out sick

[@KatAdair]

Congratulations! I should really post the pictures of these at the beach house, because they were really, really sweet!!

[@baludayraj]

Thanks I made it pale yellowish and I am going to order a real one which looks like that.😊
Love from India.🙏

[@stuartbelyeu2897]

Thanks for the tutorial. I'm looking forward to doing more. FYI though, I ran into one glitch. On my PC the Move tool makes copies using the Control (Ctrl) button, not the Alt button. I'm using the Web based free Sketchup with the Chrome browser. Once I figured this out everything was great.

[@KatAdair]

Thanks so much for that feedback! I’ll correct that on my upcoming videos. 😃