Any Sketchup Users want to share drawings?

[Kai Morrill]

I know there are sketchup specific forums out there, but Im wondering if there is anyone here that wants to share woodworking drawings/schematics.
Here are a couple examples....

Kitchen Island, built in 1/2" birch ply and reclaimed longleaf pine.
My timber framed house (putting up the frame now, but its snowing today)

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1gSTSgvm4EnbNqxzw0-r55z9Xzwt7tlZy?usp=sharing

The scenes are a bit messy, I dont usually take the time to polish the drawings since nobody usually looks at them except me. I wish the free sketchup viewer was a bit easier for the layman to understand.

kai.

[Mark Hennebury]

No images showed up for me.

[Dave Richards]

You can see a few of mine here (https://flic.kr/s/aHsjpUPdd6).

You'd probably get more interest if you share images instead of the models themselves.

[Kai Morrill]

You can see a few of mine here (https://flic.kr/s/aHsjpUPdd6).

You'd probably get more interest if you share images instead of the models themselves.


Maybe my internet connection is slow, but I could'nt see your images either :(

I wanted to share whole models so that we could share drawing development process. Im hoping to learn a few things.

some of my models have 50 layers and several scenes and slices. Ive used the excel output to develop a few cutlists for timber frame buildings, and am adding more and more information to the components to keep track of materials and calculations.

If youre looking for photos:

photos of the cabinets: https://photos.app.goo.gl/7SesryM4szssuAtE6
video of a timberframe going up (the first room of the building in the sketchup) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jzYNIjLqShM

a few screenshots of sketchup files below.

[Dave Richards]

I looked at your island model. It looks pretty good although I see a few things that could be improved.

The house models look like they are quite detailed. Good work.

Not sure why you couldn't see my images.

[Jim Allen]

This is the first project I designed using SketchUp ~3 years ago, a wall unit for our living room:

This is the SU drawings and the final product.

[Jim Allen]

And this is last last project I designed with SU:

A bakers rack:

[Dave Richards]

Nice work Jim.

[Jim Allen]

Thanks Dave, and thanks for all your help over the years at foru.sketchup.coms.

[Dave Richards]

Happy I could help.

[Yonak Hawkins]

Dave, those are some mighty fine drawings. I had no idea Sketchup could produce such realistic-looking images.

[Yonak Hawkins]

Jim, that's a really nice looking corner. Excellent job, and I think the cabinet needs an "L"-shaped extension shelf, too, like the others.

[Yonak Hawkins]

I remember that baker's rack, Jim. I like that you can see through the window behind it.

[Grant Wilkinson]

None of mine are worth sharing, but I would advise anyone to look at Dave Richard's material. You can't go wrong taking advice from Dave, and he seems always available to offer it.

[Jon Nuckles]

Here is a bathroom vanity that I designed and built a year or so ago.
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I made the mirrors as well, but didn't bother to model them first.

[Jim Allen]

Thanks Yonak, we never considered an additional "L" for the cabinet.