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Free project plans in Google Sketchup

By Tom_Heagy, member Jul 08, 2009

Thanks to “Fine Woodworking”, I’ve recently started using Google Sketchup for my woodworking projects. I’d like to share them (freely) to anyone that is interested. I’ve attached some photos of recent work that I’ve modeled and subsequently built. I drew the models in the same way I would cut the actual lumber. This served in not only producing a quick and easy 3-D prototype, but it also prepped me for any construction issues I might run into.

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Comments

GEide | Jul 08, 2009 11:29pm | #1
I'm sure the Design.Click.Build guys would be proud. Thanks for sharing... Gina
chatito | Oct 06, 2009 05:16pm | #2
Beatiful !!!! Great job!!
maverick5487 | Aug 17, 2010 03:16am | #3
hello can you share with me the plans for the dresser?
rboutdoors | Dec 17, 2010 08:48pm | #4
Can you share the dresser plans with me?
the_maine_guy | Mar 11, 2011 02:15pm | #5
Tom, very nice job, I also would like to obtain a copy of the file if it is available,
Thank you.
Captamerica500 | Apr 09, 2011 11:59pm | #6
I would love to get a copy of these plans. Are they posted anywhere?
gelbsub | Dec 07, 2013 09:56pm | #7
I too would like to get a set of your plans. I hope I'm not too late to the "party".

Thanks!
floridac | Jan 07, 2015 09:03pm | #8
Looks nice! I also would like to get a copy of your plans.
jschufman | Feb 09, 2015 06:36pm | #9
Would it still be possible to get a copy of your sketchup plans?

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