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Modifying a Dovetailed Drawer
December 5, 2008

Adding a bit of depth to a drawer.
An Important Setup Step for Woodworkers
December 3, 2008

I'm teaching another woodworking group this week, and am reminded how important initial setup steps simplify SketchUp and reduce frustration. I described many of these steps in a February 2008…
Organizing, Bundling, and Printing Full-size Templates
November 27, 2008

I've emphasized often, the benefits in the shop of having full-size templates as an output from the SketchUp model. Until now, I've created these templates one-by-one, printing as jpgs or…
Creating a Project Plan in SketchUp
November 23, 2008

An overview of how I created shop drawings for Tim Rousseau's Frame and Pannel Cabinet Video Workshop.
Making a Tapered Bend
November 20, 2008

Following my last post, I felt somewhat uncomfortable about taking a short-cut with the Back Post. Rather than executing a bowed bend for the upper section of the Back Post,…
SketchUp 7 Released
November 17, 2008

A few of the new features in SketchUp 7
Starting a Ladder Back Chair
November 17, 2008

Here is the method I use to start the SketchUp modeling of an 18th C Ladder Back Armchair.
Converting a Follow Me Molding to Separate Components
November 15, 2008

A demonstration showing how to convert moldings drawn with Follow Me into separate components.
More on Ladder Back Chair Back Slats
November 12, 2008

Recently I have been modeling an 18th C. Ladder Back Arm Chair (Connecticut, Circa 1740). Here is a picture of the modeling status so far. Again I faced the creation of Back…
Video: Quick and Easy Angled Chair Rail
November 12, 2008

How to draw a quick and easy angled chair rail in SketchUp

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