I got Sketch up to design the timber framing for a campervan. This tutorial showed m things that would have taken months to discover. Thanks from Australia.

You know Coach, you excused yourself for the video being a bit long BUT for us BEGINNERS we are hanging on each word and every movement you make and time for us FLYS. So I say for all the hot shots out there, be cool for at one time you were like us trying our best to understand programing language. OK? You, Coach, are doing a GREAT job helping us beginners. Thank You from all of us.

Hello, I'm new here, from Malaysia.. And I find your tutorial video is the most useful, and the sound of your voice in the video is very clear and easy to understand. Thank you

I’ve used Sketchup for years to draw up projects but you’ve just made the projects so much easier- Thanks

I'm just starting SketchUp. I know nothing about this tool. Like literally nothing. After watching the Part 1 and Part 2, what I can say is ... You're awesome! Thanks a lot!

Great tutorials for a beginner. Really appreciate them

Excellent. I've watched several hours of sketchup tutorials (just getting started), and yours is by far the best I've seen. Look forward to watching more

I really appreciate these instructional video where I can mimic in a second window. Really helps to reinforce the process. The pace is awesome as I can always pause but it is more work to try and jump ahead when an instructor goes too slow. Thanks very much.

Great collection of tutorials. I enjoy the speed and content. I have my computer screens split so I can 'play along' trying to copy what you do, pausing if needed. Your easy explanations make them easy to follow. Thanks for taking the time to upload these videos.

i wish this video was available when I started using sketchup... a ton of info, very well explained and all in one place!

This is so helpful, thanks so much

wow my mind is blown! the book shelf was amazing simple to create

You legend! All the most necessary information to get going in less than an hour!

Yes, you are moving fast for me, but I am 70 and new to SketchUp, drawing and woodworking; so I watch each video several times. Still great videos and I am slowly getting it..

Thanks a lot for these super informative tutorials. You're really easy to understand and follow along to. Best Sketchup channel I've come across. Cheers!

thank you sir. Awesome series for woodworkers !!!!!

Absolutely brilliant video, tried to have a go myself, got in a right mess, really starting to understand it now. Thanks so much.

Awesome series. Made me excited to actually use Sketchup for woodworking!

Very clear and comprehensive instructions. Thank you so much!

Very good instruction. Love your content.

I wish I had this video two years ago, I decided to give it another shot, trying to downsize time it takes to draw everything out, which takes a long time. Thank you for doing these videos! I could not figure out why everything was moving once i got it all set up, did not know about the group and component options. So thank you again!

Amazing! Thank you for the free tutorials.

Your videos are brilliant, so easy to follow and very well explained. They’ve inspired me to give sketch up a try for designing my woodwork projects. Thank you and keep ‘em coming

Great video - clear instructions with great vocals - easy to follow - looking forward to more videos - thank you.

great communication skills....taking plenty of time to get your point across and showing many options to any feature...great job

Thanks for this!

I would explain the copy piece part and component should in Part1. The way you explain is fabulous!

Wowza!! Thank you so much! These videos are excellent! I’m really excited about using the software now.

Outstanding! This whole concept of groups and components was confusing to me, but you have cleared up a great deal! Don't worry about going too fast - a person can re-run the video multiple times; far better than plodding along! One stumbling block I have had is how to move two objects together so that their faces end up coplanar. I am sure there is a simple trick, but haven't hit on it yet.

Enjoying the way you are explaining how to use this product. Thanks.

Great tutorial. Thank you

Great Tutorial

Thank you for your video. I used Sketchup a while back, but I have forgotten almost everything. You explain everything thoroughly and understandably. I look forward to viewing more of your videos

Good job. Very helpful for beginner. Use of tools is always something difficult for beginner. Did great job.

great video series!! very helfull. 10X a lot

incredibly helpful for a beginner woodworker/designer

Fantastic video. I've learned more in 24 minutes that I have stumbling through it on my own over the past two days. Thank you!

Greate help for me. I'm loving it. Move forward... :)

You have an excellent presentation style. Thanks for taking the time to make your videos. Sketchup is starting to make a whole lot more sense, very quickly.

Thank you so much for teaching.

Thank you so much! My dad has been trying to get me into woodworking with this program and you have honestly made it easy. I appreciate you putting the effort and time into these videos and explaining everything at a very understandable pace. Keep up the great work my friend.

Awesome!!!

That was awesome! 👍 You just made my life soo much easier by explaining how to use Outliner, groups & components in a way that just makes sense. Other beginner videos I've watched have mentioned groups & components but never in a way that clicked! 😁 Thanks for sharing!

This is awesome

lots more info than what I've seen in other tutorials learning more about the power of sketchup thanks

Perfect. Just the right level of detail and explanation.

Making groups and components, that's what i came here for, great tutorial!

Extremely well presented!

This is a wonderful video. Bery easy to understand. Kudos. Thanks so much.

Thanks so much! I'm learning SketchUp in between visits to the shop and your videos are fantastic.

Very good video. Not so much about woodworking per se until the end but you gave a lot of needed basic fundamentals. I am a hobby-ist woodworker and I make a lot of things in my head, along with a rough drawing on graph paper and subsequently I make a lot of mistakes. I want to learn SketchUp so I can do a better job of creating plans before I cut that first piece of wood. Like I just made a flag case and I based it off of 3 different plans. So I want to make SketchUp plans so if I am asked in 2-3 months or so to make another one, I will have detailed plans to go on. I know, boring and TMI for a comment. In other words, this is providing me with a great foundation. Thank you and I will be watching more of your videos.

Thanks so much for your run-through of the different tools in Sketchup. Wish I had known these "tricks" before starting ;) ... could have saved me a few hours of toddling! Now I'm destined to go through your other vids and learn more :) In my oppinion your speed showing stuff is perfect! Cheers, Jan (Denmark)

Jason, this is such a handy video. Your explanations are excellent. Thanks!

Only downloaded sketchup today really useful info Many Thanks

Excellent! Thanks!

Awesome video. Perfect speed - can allows go back and re-watch. Thanks

Great Video! it help me so-much as I am first time Sketchup user, especially using Groups and Components, Thank you 😊

Nice presentation, very thorough explanations w/o getting overly detailed. Keep them coming.

very well done...these videos help alot thanks

Great series of vids man. I am learning sketchup now simply because I am becoming more and more of a believer in computerizing everything. It is making my life easier in terms of cleanliness and organization. The question that I have is if I wanted to create a starburst table top, I could make say, a 16 sided cylinder. Can I show the center of the top face and have lines automatically drawn to the center from each outside face of that cylinder?

excellent tutorial. Keep them coming.

Best Sketchup videos, Thanks for making them

So far, I've followed you through successfully.

Great, just what you need to know to start working!

Dude... you are amazing!!!!

great video - really helps understanding how to use prog faster and better, without months of learning. your are a very good teacher. my question, for this vid _ can you preset thickness of wood for an entire project -file? and how would you approach adding detail for manufacturing, ie: rabbits, dados, half laps etc etc

Thanks again Justin. I can easily understand every details on your instruction. Now I'm gradually improved my skill, from zero. I just start learning sketchup since 3 days ago :) :). Greetings from Malang, Indonesia :) :) :)

This is incredible. Thanks so much and keep the videos coming!

Thanks again great explanation. Keep up the good work

this video is very helpful many thanks to you.

Well done video, thanks for introducing me to the outliner tool

Well done for what you did. I was hoping to see more complex joinery, inset backs, dado shelves, and the construction joints found on better cabinetry. But you always do a good job of giving clear instructions and as I said, you did a great job , but not what I was looking for. Thanks

Thanks for the video!

Very useful!

I think some tips on moving the camera: rotating, panning, zooming, etc would have really helped. You move around very proficiently and I want to be just like you! Thanks.

Thank you so much for these tutorials!!

speed is fine. I like the pace. I just open a file and stop your lesson to try each new feature as I go. Helps retain the lesson.

Great intro tutorials, easy to follow and well explained. Iv just started using SketchUp to help visualise my designs and get a little more creative, subscribed to your channel, cant wait to learn more, keep up the good work 👍🏻

6:24 what is the advantage to making the object a *group* vs making it a *component* ?

Very helpful, thank you.

best !

Perfectly Taught🙌🏻 Thank You!

thanks for the tutorial. I try doing the last part, but I could not see the rectangle. i am using the 2021 pro

I make model cars (out of wood). It would be helpful to create the model in sketch-up before I make it. I am a beginner and watched a lot of beginner videos. None of them, so far, deal with adding a curved line to a flat box, counter sinking holes, edge rounding and 45 degreeing. like your videos. will keep searching.

Very helpful info in this video. Thanks!

very very helpful!

Good stuff! Love the tutorial.

Really great tutorial!!! Thank you

Thanks a lot.

appreciate this awesome content, liked & subbed!

Love the vids...seem to get lost in my projects when they get more detail...unsure what the different reference points ( on edge, on face, endpoint etc) mean when referencing a new object. Think I need a sketch up command basic video....Sometimes I don't know how to tell Sketch op which plane I want to move in or build in.

First time user, loved your clear video, thanks! I want to make Apple boxes for photostudio work and need a simple plan on laying out the dimensions for the each face to maximise the plywood sheets - do you have a plan or template for this?

do you have a you tube for making shop cabinets?

Thank you for this!

Great vid man! Thanks!!

Nc work sir.

great video

Nice tutorial

thank u bro !

how do you type in divide by when making components?