Has anybody used Rockler’s sketch list? I just pulled up the 14 day trial use, and it looked pretty good until I tried to start using it. The manual was a joke, and I couldn’t even figure out how to change the thickness of the wood nor the material type. If anybody has an idea how to do this, I would sure appreciate any help. It looked easier than learning sketchup, but looks are deceiving.
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Islandman,
Have you ever tried Google Sketch up? It's very user friendly. It's free and there are a lot of sources for learning how to use.
Taigert
hi, thanks for the reply. i've tried google sketchup, but i seem to be having a difficult time getting axis and field of plane in perspective. i tried to find a course somewhere here in florida but with no success.
I'll help you with SketchUp if you want. I woiuld imagine we could do a "live" demo and get you well on your way. Send me an e-mail and we'll set up a time.
Dave
thanks dave. i sure would like to get half way competent at sketchup. it looks like a great program if i could ever get started. my e-mail is [email protected].
jon manning
Jon. E-mail sent.
Dave
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