How to use SketchUp Pro: Beginner Tutorial For Woodworkers
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- Опубліковано 1 чер 2024
- Unlocking Woodworking Potential: SketchUp Pro Beginner Tutorial
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Welcome to a whirlwind journey into the world of woodworking design! In this UA-cam Shorts video, we're diving straight into the basics of SketchUp Pro, tailored for beginners and woodworkers alike. Whether you're just starting your woodworking journey or looking to expand your design skills, this brief tutorial will help you get started with SketchUp Pro in no time.
🪚 SketchUp Pro Unveiled 🪚
SketchUp Pro is a powerful and versatile 3D modeling software used by woodworking professionals and enthusiasts worldwide. In this concise tutorial, we'll introduce you to the fundamental tools and features you need to kickstart your woodworking design projects.
📏 Woodworking in 3D 📏
Discover how to create detailed 3D models of your woodworking projects with SketchUp Pro. We'll cover the basics of drawing, editing, and transforming your designs, making it easy to visualize your ideas and bring them to life.
🎨 Material and Texture Mastery 🎨
Learn how to apply realistic materials and textures to your 3D models, giving your woodworking designs a lifelike appearance. From wood grain to finishes, we'll show you how to make your projects look as good on the screen as they do in real life.
📐 Precision and Measurement 📐
Precision is key in woodworking, and SketchUp Pro makes it easy to get your measurements right. We'll guide you through the process of accurately measuring and dimensioning your models, ensuring that your projects fit together seamlessly.
🔗 Component and Assembly 🔗
Explore the concept of components and assemblies in SketchUp Pro, which is particularly useful for woodworking. We'll demonstrate how to create, modify, and assemble components to design intricate woodworking projects with ease.
💻 Getting Hands-On 💻
While this video provides a quick overview, we encourage you to get hands-on with SketchUp Pro. Experiment, explore, and design your woodworking projects to your heart's content. The possibilities are endless!
🔔 Join Our Woodworking Community 🔔
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🪚 Design, Create, Build 🪚
By the end of this Shorts video, you'll have a solid foundation in using SketchUp Pro for woodworking design. Don't forget to like, share, and comment below. Let's celebrate the fusion of woodworking and technology, one design at a time! 🪚✨
To View the SketchUp 3-D plan document, first download the free SketchUp Viewer here: www.sketchup.com/products/ske... Then after you have the viewer, you can download the Farmhouse Coffee Table SketchUp Plans here: drive.google.com/file/d/1OvSh...
Once downloaded you will be able to view/edit a 3-D model of the Farmhouse Coffee Table.
To view a printable version of the plans download here: drive.google.com/file/d/1Ny0X...
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0:00 Introduction
0:10 Complete Plan Documents In Video Description
0:34 Create New Design From Template
0:55 I'm Using The 2022 Pro Version But Other Versions Are Very Similar So Everything Should Be The Same
1:54 Learning How To Pan, Zoom, and Move
3:19 Laying Out The Project Footprint
3:36 This Doesn't Technically Move The Origin Point But It enables You To Start At A Similar Reference Point
6:46 Design Top Frame Of Coffee Table
14:43 Create Top Frame Component
16:11 Create Logs and Shelf Of Coffee Table
21:46 Create Legs and Base Component
22:17 Create Farmhouse Style X's
25:40 Create X Components
29:06 Create Top and Shelf Slats
31:20 Create Top Slats Component
32:54 Create Bottom Slats Component
33:20 Final Step: Create Dimensional Measurements - Навчання та стиль
I am a woodworker new to sketchup. Been watching a lot of tutorials and really got a good understanding of how powerful and practical this tool
is from your tutorial. Thanks so much.
As a new SketchUp user, that was the best video I've seen. Thank you for posting.
I suggest you use the tape measure tool to create guide lines instead of drawing a small line, like you did to create the rabbit on the top. It accomplishes the same thing, but its easier to use.
you are the best sketch up teacher online
Wow thank you for that feedback, I’m so glad I could help!!
Great job. Thanks for taking the time to make this tutorial.
You’re welcome!!!
Amazing video! Thank you! going to subscribe!!
Nice concept and video. Thanks.
I appreciate the positive feedback on the video! Thanks! If you have any questions just let me know.
Can I use this software for metal working. Such as gates, doors etc.
Of course! The program functions work whether you are building something out of wood or doing metal working! You can even design rooms and larger projects.
I followed but at 13.29 I couldn’t get the push pull to only work for the rabbit or relief cut. What am I doing wrong ?
When you can’t get the push pull to only work for a specific part it means that the program doesn’t recognize the part as a unique piece. To make a section a unique piece you have to make sure that there are lines connecting each other to make a unique face on the board and to separate it from the original face. For instance if you draw a line across a rectangular face and don’t connect the line just right to the ends of the rectangle the line won’t separate the rectangle into two faces. The line therefore won’t effect the push pull tool. My guess is one or more of your lines at the endpoint aren’t connected. The other problem is that sometimes the program draws lines right above the surface instead of on the surface which effects it. You have to make sure that the line is drawn on the actual surface of the board. Hope that helps!
Awesome I figured it out ! Thanks !!
Why not use rectangle tool to make leg instead of line tool? Also you can use guidelines from tape measure instead of temporary lines all the time, you can go to edit and remove all guidelines instead of eraser.
You can certainly use the rectangle tool, sometimes I find the line tool easier to work with. Correct you can use tape measure lines instead of using the line tool. I’ve tried both ways and found the line tool works better for me, easier to see, and easier to snap onto. It’s just personal preference, there’s so many different work flows that can be used to achieve the same result, you just have to experiment and use what works best for you! Thanks for the comment!
Move tool option to copy, how to do option?
While the move tool is enabled, press the ctrl key (I think the equivalent in Mac is the Command key), you'll see a + sign appear next to the move icon. Then when you move an object a copy is made.
AXIS -not access. Im very confused because a 2x4 isn't 2x4 inches exactly. If this is a drafting program is it ok be using numbers like that? If this is for woodworkers use woodworker terms. You made 2x4 legs presumably ripped down to 3inches x 1.375. I think it would make more sense if you didnt keep saying 2 x 4s and just said this cut and that cut etc. if you were using real 2x4 dimensions 3.5x1.5 it would be understandable.
Bro people aren't 5. You don't have to speak to us like we're children.
Know your target audience and structure your language appropriately.
Well, in the first minute he uses the word "disorientating". What the heck is that? Does he mean "disorienting"? Jeez.
I'm waiting for you to come up with a better video on your own.
First issue is your mouse! Get a vertical one. Second issue is view control. Chances are, you spent a crap load of dough on a table saw (pity about that) buy a 3DConnexion Space Navigator. 3rd: Change to Parallel projection, 4th: 2x's are 1.5, 5th: USE the Rectangle tool. 6th: you are wasting time with the Protractor tool used 4 times. Create ONE Component properly FIRST. Enough watching. You don't have a clue.
Sounds like you know a lot about SketchUp! I’m definitely not a master at SketchUp this is simply a beginners tutorial to get started. I I think to each their own as far as what tools that are utilized in the program. I’d say at the end of the day if you have fun editing a design and get the job done who cares how one does it?
There is no need to be so flipping rude dude! You could’ve said all that without saying he didn’t have a clue. Older people are usually more mature than that. Stop being a Keven, and try to be a little nicer. 🤦🏻♂️ Jerk.
I don't think I would be judging someone else's video after seeing what you have on your channel. Dust control is not just turning an elbow to blow dust in a different direction. LOL!!! I have watched several videos on SketchUp and agree that there are many different ways to do things.