SketchUp Woodworking Tutorial for Beginners - Part 1

In this tutorial, learn how to get started and begin modeling in SketchUp as a woodworker. In this video, I’ll teach you how to navigate around in a model. I’ll also teach you the basics of creating shapes using both the rectangle and line tools, as well as how to use the push pull tool to create 3D shapes.
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In this video, we'll go through everything from selecting the right template and changing your units, to an introduction to the SketchUp workspace, to creating your first shapes with the rectangle and push pull tools!
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[adamabraham]

After going through atleast 10 tutorial of several people, I can assure you that this guy is the best... perfect speed, not too fast not boring slow... just perfect and clear instructions. Love it!

[pogosru]

Best SketchUp tutorial for beginners out there! I tried 3 others and they had me going bonkers. Yours was clear, on point, and professional. I got through this tutorial and understood the whole thing. Awesome. Now on to part 2!

[RodDecker]

I've got to say, I've watched a lot of how to videos over the years and often they miss essential steps, but man, you just nailed it. You got me so excited to try out the program and because of your great, common sense, all steps explained method, I was really able to start using the program effectively.

[mcrobertson]

Easy to follow. Easy to pause the video and practice then resume the instruction. Don't let the all the tools and your attempts to figure things out before you watched the video intimidate you. He makes it easy.

[Edenloves]

I am taking steps to elevate my wood working skill to the next level. A part of that was to start modeling projects in SketchUp. Your videos have been tremendously helpful to me. What a powerful resource!

[miketurner]

I'm new to all this, and have played around with sketch up before, but didn't know what I was doing, so I got annoyed with it, but your tutorial has explained so much of what I didn't know, and this will help me try work with it again, hopefully successfully this time. I love designing practical things and building things, this will give me the best of both worlds, so thank you

[privatelife]

I have watched a couple of training videos today and had already learned a lot of this but I still watched till the end because of the quality of educator he is. He explained the things I had already learned but it was like I was learning them new all over again. I have subscribed and will be watching more videos imeadiatly. Thanks,

[mgutierrez]

This is so much easier to understand than the SketchUp tutorials. Thank you!

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Thanks, the best getting started video I've seen. I had no experience in the software at all and is now feeling confident in getting started.

[nicolaspeton]

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[everettjennicasey]

I used Sketchup 4 years ago and have forgot a lot of things. Love the info about the shortcuts. Keep up the good work.

[jodiepalmer]

Thank you for the link you provided in one of the comments to access SketchUp 2017 Make version. As this free version will help me a lot better because of the additional templates available instead of the online version. I am now watching this video and the other videos. PS. This video has helped greatly. Thank you.

[benbodner]

Thank you! This video is excellent for someone new to SketchUp! Very watchable and understandable.

[kimschneider]

Thanks Justin, your teaching techniques are so easy to learn from. I'm learning soooo much.

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Very good explanation for me that I'm starting. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!

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[rota]

I tried Sketch Up about 6-7 years ago. I had no clue what I was doing with it. I'm looking forward to see what I was dong wrong!