SketchUp Success for Woodworkers: Four Simple Rules to Create 3D Drawings Quickly and Accurately

Heim, David

ISBN 10: 1940611687 / ISBN 13: 9781940611686

Published by Spring House Press, 2018

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: SketchUp Success for Woodworkers: Four Simple Rules to Create 3D Drawings Quickly and Accurately
• Publisher: Spring House Press
• Publication Date: 2018
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1940611687
• ISBN 13: 9781940611686
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: Very Good

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Synopsis

<p>With <em><i>SketchUp Success for Woodworkers</i>, </em>any woodworker can download SketchUp and be drawing helpful, detailed woodworking plans like a pro in no time at all.</p><p>&nbsp;An affordable, simple, and powerful 3-D design program, SketchUp can be used to create models and plans for anything a creative mind can imagine, especially simple to elaborate woodworking projects and plans. After many years of using SketchUp, David Heim, an expert woodworker and writer, has developed a simple set of rules for success that will guide you in mastering this potent program. With <em><i>SketchUp Success for Woodworkers</i>, </em>any woodworker can download SketchUp at breakfast and be drawing detailed and useful plans by dinnertime. Easy-to-understand instructions, screen shots, and step-by-step projects make it easy to unleash the valuable benefits of SketchUp to create the models and plans that will transform your woodworking design process and elevate your woodworking output.</p>

About the Author

David Heim is a veteran book and magazine editor specializing in woodworking. After a 28-year career at Consumer Reports, he moved to Fine Woodworking magazine. David has been writing about and teaching SketchUp for many years, and never begins any project until he has previewed it in SketchUp first. He lives in Connecticut.