Dave Richards continues his blathering over at lumberjocks forum.
In all seriousness, Dave's SketchUp Blather is an excellent series of posts about SketchUp geared towards woodworkers. If you haven't been following, it's really a must-read.
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Updated Dec 26, 2010 What are Plugins Beginning with version 4, SketchUp has shipped with an embedded Ruby-language interpreter allowi...
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