CHAPTER NINE of my Fine Woodworking eBook " SketchUp Guide for Woodworkers" steps through the modeling process of  the Chamfered Post Table. This table, made in about 1700, is one…

A cutlist isn't that difficult to create by hand, but if you're modeling your projects in SketchUp, there's a far easier way

One of the many benefits of using SketchUp in the design of your projects is the ability to get all sorts of useful information out of it automatically. You can…

Using acetone to transfer a laser printout to wood, Tim Killen goes from a photo, to SketchUp, and finally, to a beautiful carving

Whether you're a SketchUp beginner or have been using it for years, Dave Richards will show you how to totally change the scale of a piece in an efficient manner

Tim Killen shows you how SketchUp can help do more than design a piece, it can help you build it!

In the last few weeks I’ve had emails from three or four new users asking essentially the same question: “What is the easiest way to create the parts for a project and then assemble them to look like the finished piece?”

SketchUp helps create Tim Killen's full-size templates for a Chippendale classic

Tim Killen and the Diablo Woodworkers go back to school, and help introduce a new generation to woodworking

In this video, Dave Richards will show you how he uses Match Photo to import an image, and create a simple model