A Plan From a Model

If I live to be 100, I will never be able to come close to doing what you can do with this program.

Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us!

Lew

I learned some interesting new tricks.

You’ve nicely incorporated a lot of tools and techniques to produce the final result. Each one is relatively simple, but it’s the combination together which makes it hugely impressive.

Thanks for sharing the ideas.

-- Steve, New Zealand, www.steveracz.com

fine work David
I’m not surprised to see you on Finewoodworking .com
Thanks for sharing.

-- Jim from Heirloom Woodshop Southern Oregon

Thank you gentlemen.

Steve, you are correct. Everything I did was fairly simple and straightforward. I only used two plugins, your CutList and Layout and Bezier.rb. Otherwise it was all done with SketchUp’s native tools.

Dave

-- Until you spread your wings, you'll have no idea how far you can walk.

Impressive. Are the plugins free?

-- Mike, American in Norway

Mike, thank you.

Yes, those two plugins are free.

-- Until you spread your wings, you'll have no idea how far you can walk.

I’m confused Dave. You are a sketchup gooroo for a lot of us and you started your plans on paper?

-- Wipe the blood stains from your blade before coming in.

ok wait a second. I just went back to the previous post you have where this drawing first surfaced. Your saying that this is NOT on paper? That first one is a sketchup also? That is wild. You gotta teach us how to do that!

-- Wipe the blood stains from your blade before coming in.

:-D We need some smilies.

Sorry if I deceived you. I didn’t mean to do that. All of those images of the table are SketchUp drawings. I’ll see what I can do about showing you how I made the ones on the watercolor paper.

-- Until you spread your wings, you'll have no idea how far you can walk.