Adding joinery in SketchUp with only native tools
You don't need to rely on add-ons or extensions for this method.
Nov 14, 2022
In my previous blog post I showed how I add joinery details to a model. The methods I showed relied heavily on a few extensions. A good friend contacted me after that was published to suggest that I do something similar with no extensions. In this video I’m showing how to add mortise-and-tenon joinery along with dovetails to a simple Shaker table. I’m working in SketchUp Pro but this will work exactly the same way in SketchUp Make and SketchUp for Web.
–Dave
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Adding joinery details to a SketchUp model |
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Terrific video. Very helpful. I have been looking for a quick and easy way to do dovetails without Sketchup extensions.
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