Video: Drawing Jefferson's Bookstand
On the Fine Woodworking blog "Design. Click Build." Dave Richards posted another great SketchUp work-flow video showing his approach to using SketchUp for woodworking.
In the 35 minute video, Dave's mastery of SketchUp is clear as he models Thomas Jefferson's Bookstand from start to finish.
Jefferson's Bookstand - Another Workflow Example - Fine Woodworking
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