Assembly Table - How to Draw in Sketchup

[@GregVirgoe]

Many thanks to Troy Settle for posting a faster way to punch out all those holes in SketchUp. You can watch his short video tutorial here kzbin.info/www/bejne/i6ungYRsra2BmpI That's what I love about this KZbin community, I'm always learning every day. Cheers Troy.

[@trevhaydon5090]

Top man Troy, Thank you for sharing.

[@cyberspooky]

The day you stop learning Greg is the day you die 😎 so many people see KZbin as purely entertainment instead of the great educational tool it has become .

[@mikehuber6005]

You missed your calling. You should be teaching Sketchup. Real world examples, calming voice, nice pace, I could go on. I learned so much from this - Thank you

[@happyglampers9053]

Having followed your van builds, I asked myself what else can I learn from Greg, Well, it's a good job that you're not my neighbour pal, as I'd not be giving you any peace! Brilliant tutorial and once again, I'm indebted to your patience, knowledge and ability to share your work and skills👌

[@diycnczone]

Hi Greg! Many thanks for your easy-to-understand videos. I was a total newbe on CAD and your videos helped me to make drawings for my DIY CNC machine. Your videos helped me to realise my dream :) Thanks!

[@BAHATI1943]

As an AutoCAD user for some 35 years I am now staring to use Sketchup. Your tutorial is the best I have seen including many for AutoCAD. Keep up the good work.

[@GregVirgoe]

Dave Carpenter, like yourself I have used AutoCAD for years with work. I find SketchUp very user friendly. Really pleased you found the video useful. Thank you 😊

[@glasbrnr]

This a good instructional video. If anyone was apprehensive about using Sketchup, this should ease their fears. Great job Greg.

[@GregVirgoe]

Thank you, Paul. Very much appreciated. Glad you liked it.

[@johnfogg7858]

I just want to say again, how much I appreciate this video. After more than a year of failed attempts, this video has enabled me to become a Sketchup user. I just completed my second drawing - on my own. Your teaching style was perfect for me. THANK YOU!

[@paddy2734]

Never used Auto cad or Sketch up . I always wanted to learn how to use either . I have spent the whole day replaying your video over and over again . Learning how to design the bench on sketch up . After a lot of swearing lol i have really got the hang of sketch up thanks to your video . Im delighted with myself thank you very much . Great and very well explained video .

[@robertjackson4121]

Nice the Ron Paulk table can be used for bed frame or remote Chuck wagon kitchen for camp ground summer use. Appreciate your detail work and point out issues and answers. The mark of a great teacher.

[@GregVirgoe]

Hi Robert, thanks for the great feedback, really appreciated 😊

[@cameronmcarthur9951]

Thank you Greg, you have successfully taught me how to use Sketchup in such a few minutes. Your easy calm way put me at ease and I got my head around the software that once seemed daunting. Now I have the skills needed to pass on my work to others. Great video's, keep them coming.

[@GregVirgoe]

Thank you Cameron for taking the time to give such great feedback. I shall definitely be creating more SketchUp tutorials for beginners as these have proved to be very popular. Thanks once again

[@clfields0524]

Best Make tutorial I have found so far. Just starting to learn this software. I found this one to be quite useful. Please make more.

[@GregVirgoe]

+chris fields Thank you very much. I have more in the pipeline. If there are particular aspect that you would like help with please add to the comments and I'll see if can help you. Cheers

[@clfields0524]

Greg Virgoe I have been trying to draw out a miter saw station. Having trouble figuring out how to get the legs at a 90 deg. angle to the table top. I'm sure it is something simple but I just haven't been able to get it yet.

[@GregVirgoe]

chris fields, if you want the legs to be perfectly upright you can either draw the cross section in plan view and then use push pull to extrude it vertically. or, If you have already drawn a leg laying down on its side use the rotate tool to turn it upright and the move tool to position it. Like I did when laying out my cutting plan.

[@waynemiller6070]

Thanks so much for your generous contribution. Sketchup can be very frustrating. Even though I use it a lot, there is so much I don't know and I've learned some things from you today.

[@barrettplatt2224]

Thanks for the video. I have given up on SU previously due to my simple mind not understanding it all...but you sir have renewed my interest in SU due to your simple explanation of how and what to do. Thanks for the tutorial, it was excellent.

[@GregVirgoe]

Hello Barrett, thank you so much for your feedback. It's spurs me on to create more Sketchup tutorials. I have watched a lot of other tutorials, some focus on one element and others discuss aspects you don't need to know. I feel that Sketchup is intuitive and you only need a few tools to create impressive drawings. I prefer to draw woodworking projects from start to finish, keep thing simple and explain each click. Take a look at my wall cupboard drawing kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKK8loiIgKyKoNk and let me know what you think? Cheers

[@barisatiker]

That's a great channel with precious info about everything to build a campervan!!

[@GRIBBO-77]

Great video Greg You've inspired me to download Sketch Up and have another go after struggling the first time. Thanks Robin

[@GregVirgoe]

Hi Robin, you can create some great model with just a handful of the tools available. I've got another video coming soon aimed at beginners that will be of interest to you. 😀

[@blakeyokum1547]

Great tutorial Greg! I learned a lot by watching this, and look forward to using sketch up myself on my own projects. After watching, I have a better understanding on how to draw componets using the various "tools". Thanks

[@GregVirgoe]

Hi Blake, I'm really pleased you found it useful, why not check out the wall cupboard video too. Thanks

[@sabicsepregi6521]

What an excellent tutorial! I was intrigued by sketch up for a while now but this just convinced me. J will be surd to keep this vid for reference!

[@GregVirgoe]

Sabi Csepregi my other tutorial videos will be useful to you. 😀

[@privateuploads-geo2625]

thanks for the simple explanation and clear demo of the complete tool bench! not sure I can draw it yet but seeing you do it was very helpful.

[@GregVirgoe]

If you watch my other SketchUp tutorials you may find them useful too even if what I am drawing is not relevant the tools and techniques are the same.

[@johnfogg7858]

This tutorial was INCREDIBLY helpful to me. Thank you so much!!!

[@M4tt1mus]

Great job! Most of the other SketchUp tutorials have been very confusing!

[@GregVirgoe]

+Matt Seigel really pleased you found it to be useful. 👍🏼

[@vangray5432]

This is a very informative video. I really appreciate you taking the time to teach how to use the software (I hope that you do more tutorials like this), and I greatly appreciate and respect you graciously providing the Plans to such a useful workbench for free. Thank you! AWESOME!

[@GregVirgoe]

You are very welcome and thank you for the fantastic feedback. I will be doing lots more sketch-up videos in the near future.

[@robertstigter9195]

Brilliant tutorial Greg, many thanks. I'm an absolute greenhorn in Sketch up and your quit an clear explanatios helped me a lot on the way to create my new workshop. BTW. Love your modification of Ron Paulks assembly/outfeed table. Greetings from Germany, Robert

[@GregVirgoe]

Hi Robert, really pleased they have helped you and thank you for great feedback.

[@marks6]

Good day Greg, Great tutorial I've learnt more about Shetchup from your short video than any other paid fro tutotial. Thanks M

[@GregVirgoe]

That's really great to hear, thank you for taking the time to let me know. I have a few more SketchUp videos that you might find useful too, here is my playlist kzbin.info/aero/PLLhAyWhGGbi63tiEYE-5DpkuXFoRVODlD

[@boshiyayb9328]

best sketch up tutorial I've seen

[@Sebastopolmark]

Very well done. This is a good "starter" project for SketchUp. Thanks

[@GregVirgoe]

Sebastopolmark, thank you. Why not check out my other SketchUp videos. Cheers

[@BookofIsaiah]

I'm fairly inexperienced with Sketch up so, this tutorial was VERY helpful to me. You explained everything that you were doing very clearly and completely! Thank you!! I've been subscribed to your channel and really enjoy all your build videos too!

[@GregVirgoe]

Thank you Matt, always makes my day to get great feedback like yours, really pleased you found it to be helpful to you. Thanks for subscribing and hope you enjoy the future projects just as much. Cheers

[@paultay23]

Just found you Ron , I have recently bought myself some gear and setting up in half a small garage, Missus still needs to use the garage, your video's and explanations are absolutely fab...Keep up the good work..Cheers Paul

[@GregVirgoe]

paultay23 thank you for watching and your kind comments. Did you watch the build video that follows this Sketchup one?

[@paultay23]

I did Ron and I downloaded Sketchup, lets see if i can master the software

[@paultay23]

Sorry Greg, I keep calling you Ron... to many Whiskeys..

[@GregVirgoe]

paultay23 that's great. Regards Greg (not Ron) lol 😂👍🏼

[@GregVirgoe]

No problem mate, have one for me. Cheers

[@MuddyBootz]

Hi Greg, I just found this vid after following your van conversion series I spent 30+ years using various CAD systems and now retired, will be taking a look at this software Autodesk had an Array command to copy a feature many times in both X & Y axis in one command You have explained it very well. Thanks. Nigel 👍🏻

[@GregVirgoe]

I too come from an AutoCAD background having used it everyday for work. You’ll pick this up very quickly I would say. Hope you enjoy using it.

[@yannkitson116]

Well I can't see how this is faster that Autocad Mechanical, from what I can see like Nigel mention it is lacking an array function, a fillet function, a reference from function, a tangent function, and a mirror function. If SketchUp doesn't have those functions it is worse than DraftSight (except DraftSight is only 2D), but I do see they have a Pro version for only 700 euro which a very good price, if the pro version is more extensive. I'll be looking into this too. Thanks for sharing :)

[@JohnClothier]

Thanks Greg. You have shown me a few tips in sketchup that will prove really useful!

[@GregVirgoe]

The Woodworking Shed glad it was helpful. Thank you for the great feedback 😀

[@sakisdiyprojects1911]

sketch twice cut once. i think that in the cut list drawing you had to make 2 of the large side panels and 3 of the small. 😀 excellent tutorial !!!! thank you for sharing it !!

[@GregVirgoe]

Well spotted, it shows that you were paying close attention :D

[@MrTobypowell]

Great vids! loving the campervan conversion vids too... these vids are invaluable to someone like myself with very limited DIY skills. Thanks!

[@giorgioclavelli1757]

You are a great teacher Sir!! Liked and subscribed!

[@GregVirgoe]

Thank you Giorgio Clavelli much appreciated

[@mrigeoy]

Thanks for the great video Greg. I've been using Sketchup for a while but hadn't used guide lines or the muticopy you use so am grateful for these useful tips. As for saving time on pushing all the holes through the top, I would have drawn to top and added all of the holes while it was still a 2D object. Once this is done you can pull it to 18mm thick and the holes are done.

[@GregVirgoe]

Hi, pleased you found those useful. I still have a lot to learn myself but always good to share tips and tricks 👍🏼

[@GregVirgoe]

Your tip for holes has given me an idea. If I had drawn the circles first and placed the rectangle around them it would not have filled the holes and then can pull up 😀

[@TheNewbieWoodworker]

Greg - Nice tutorial. I've been wanting to do a SketchUp tutorial over on my channel for a while, but it's hard to know where to stop pointing out details. I could spend hours getting into axis lines, how to zoom, pan and orbit, etc. I think you found a nice middle-ground here. You give just enough information so people can see what you're doing, and then they can go find details on their own when they need to. Obviously other people have told you about the push/pull double-click, but I learned several things from you that I didn't know, even though I use SketchUp all the time (although I'm no expert by any means). I didn't know about the Offset tool, and somehow I had missed that you can use "x" to repeat something multiple times. What a great time saver! I guess it's time to watch some other SketchUp videos, to see what other cool things I totally missed. Anyway, great vid.

[@GregVirgoe]

I try to give enough to get you going with something real. many videos talk about one tool until the death and you don't create anything meaningful. I love it as a presentation tool. you don't need much to make something very professional looking.

[@martinbrace7195]

found this video very interesting and will try and draw something in sketch up. thank you

[@GregVirgoe]

+Martin Brace really pleased you found it interesting. Thank you for watching.

[@SHARPEYSWORKSHOP]

fantastic video Greg really helped me out. best sketch up tutorial I've seen

[@GregVirgoe]

Thank you Paul, hope you had a great weekend mate. Cheers

[@BAHATI1943]

Hi Greg, I hope this is a bit quicker. After drawing your holes, push pull the first one to required depth or right through. Then using push pull tool double click each of the holes and they will repeat your first hole.

[@GregVirgoe]

Dave Carpenter, thank you, that would be a bit quicker. Wish I could drill them that quick, it took ages yesterday lol

[@davegower123]

Awesome tutorial!! As with others, it helped eased the fear of trying to learn new software. To "drill" your holes, draw the bottom of the board then the holes. After that use the pull tool to add thickness!

[@Marcus_Caius]

What about you make the first hole than make it a component. Draw all the holes and then push down on any hole to make it a through hole. Since they are from the same components they should all go through. My guess.

[@iceorbz]

I set a macro on my keyboard to the tilde ke, that simulates the double click. With my mouse, I could hover the item, tap the keyboard key and it will double-click the object.

[@tuesday630]

Really great job. Very helpful in fine-tuning my understanding of the process.

[@PaulJagger]

Excellent training video Greg thanks for sharing, its motivated me to start using Sketchup

[@danielboardman1240]

I haven't read all the comments but if you make the fist hole a component, everything you do to that hole will be repeated throughout. I have probably made myself a component and just repeated what others have said :). Really enjoying your tutorial and van build. Just about to embark on a build myself and figure I would learn sketch up so i am not fumbling around in the back of cold van trying to make things fit. Good job Greg and your van looks awesome.

[@PhilCannonWoodworking]

Thanks Greg, maybe I’ll start using sketch up more now I’ve watched this.

[@GregVirgoe]

I have a few more easy to follow tutorials on SketchUp you will find useful.

[@user-vr3pu5mn6d]

Thank you verry much for this tutorial sir 👍

[@juergenneuhold]

hi greg! my approach to 'drill' the holes without a plugin is the following: -) make one complete hole (circle, then push/pull) -) make the hole a component (select the comlete hole by doubleclicking the circle, rightclick, make component - make sure to check 'replace selection with component') -) copy the components to the pattern you want as described in the video - you will still only see circles -) select all the components -) rightclick -> intersect faces -> with model (this generates independent faces in the circles) -) select all these faces and delete them (on both sides) maybe this way can still be optimized but maybe it is a bit faster... cheers

[@GregVirgoe]

Totally understand what you have done there. Thank you for sharing this method. 👍🏼

[@geoffreywinship8505]

Greg, if you make the hole a component, then the actions you apply to one, will be repeated in the others. The procedure would be to make the top, then make a single circle. Make the circle a component, then copy it to the correct position, through repetition, as you did. Double-click one of the circles and that will isolate it. Now push the circle to the bottom, and then make the circle a hollow hole. Each of the other circles, based on the original will now also be a hole. Finally, copy your line of holes across the sheet, using the copy function and the repetition​ by typing X, as you did.

[@robertjackson4121]

Reply to critics " what do you expect for free? Your money back! LOL great work. This would be great for van bed frame or cook table in dimension. Could be used with e track

[@GregVirgoe]

Thanks for your support Robert, You can make a very strong structure with minimal materials.

[@CrossfitCarlos]

thank you for these videos.

[@GregVirgoe]

You are most welcome Carlos

[@iq0099]

once you push-pull the first hole, immediately after that just start double clicking all the other holes! Double Click will work with all functions, meaning, if you push-pull 18mm, then you need only to double click the next thickness.. It also works with the move tool!

[@GregVirgoe]

Osamah Abu Ali thank you. That is much quicker. Cheers

[@iamamp3pimp]

Push/pull You can double click the next surface after you have pushed the first hole through, and it will repeat. Hope this helps. Where is the *Times* function while copying? Thanks

[@GregVirgoe]

iamamp3pimp thank you, recently found that works after other commands too. To activate times command simply type x and the number you need and hit enter. This can be repeated until the right number is copied if you're not sure. Hope that helps 👍🏼

[@barryroberts6470]

Great Video Greg, i'm more of a PDF person as i find all this a bit confusing, but you did a great job in showing Sketchup so might try it. By the way those two hooks i mentioned on the table saw, are right above where the push stick goes and spare blade, i still don't know what it's for ha ha ha. Barry (ENG)

[@GregVirgoe]

Hi Barry, hope you are well. I'm very intrigued now? 🤔 Will make sure I look when I'm back in the shop this weekend. Do you used a PDF editor to draw with? I'm planning to release a beginners guide to getting started with SketchUp as my next drawing video. That may be of greater help?

[@barryroberts6470]

Hi Greg no i dont use the Pdf Editor to draw with, i just collect Pdf Plans that people either give for free or sell. I'm rubbish with a pencil and paper so hate to see what i would be like on Sketchup ha ha. Barry.

[@GregVirgoe]

Barry Roberts you are welcome to download my PDF plans from the descriptions 😀

[@barryroberts6470]

Thank You. Barry.

[@mingueyox]

Nice size adaptation. Do you reckon this bench would be strong enough with 12 or 15mm plywood? I don't intend on using it for heavy-duty stuff. Cheers Greg!!!

[@espjason]

Thanks for the tutorial i did spot the mistake regarding the two ends and not 3 ends lol. Too many sides. But I learned a lot today thankyou

[@GregVirgoe]

+jason sanders hey not all perfect but the principles are there and I'm pleased you found it to be of use and for giving me feedback

[@berstongeorge9313]

Make each circle into a component; that is how you can modify all holes.

[@pdormer]

Just wondering if there is one video that focuses on selecting and moving components, and are all the sketchup videos in order of learning path? thanks.

[@GregVirgoe]

Paul Dormer to be honest you only need a handful of tools to use sketchup and most of my videos go through similar real life drawing process at a very easy to follow pace. Even if what I’m drawing is not relevant, how to use tools are.

[@jimsweeneyPeferctScore]

Hi Greg, draw one hole then push pull then x it

[@omarrodriguez4797]

Great work but there is an error three side panels???

[@GregVirgoe]

Very well spotted Omar Rodriguez. You are one of very few people that noticed that. Just shows how much you were paying attention. Thankfully the free plans are correct. Great comment, thanks for watching.

[@omarrodriguez4797]

Greg Virgoe greetings from Mexico!

[@GregVirgoe]

That's what is great about KZbin, the world is a much smaller place. Welcome 😊

[@smcvey101]

Great tutorial. Was this done using the free version of Sketch Up?

[@GregVirgoe]

Hi Sean, yes it was with the free SketchUp Make version.

[@robertjackson4121]

Many craftsman or Mobil office people can use a box van Cargo trailer and storage room for work and leisure. By installing 3/4" plywood to walls of van and trailer modular components office Paulk tool racks or modular rec vehicle . semi trucks use apu units and combo Murphy bed dining unit. A slide out unit in a box truck . I use a pack rat box for tools in my garage. A secure storage unit for electronics. My mini van was broke into and cost several $1,000. I see new utility van bodies have alarm and remote locks.

[@GregVirgoe]

This is always a big worry when you store valuable items in a van or trailer parked outside. It seems the more secure you make it that advertises you have something to steal 🥴

[@cognitor900]

I learned a couple of things from your vid.....so how about I pay it back? Make your rectangle (without extruding to 18mm), THEN make your holes, THEN extrude your rectangle to 18mm. I find that when woodwork modelling in SU if you can extrude LAST it makes your workflow less er...exasperating and tedious. I reckon that I might use this smaller version (may even try copying mi rock's drilling/routing template). Really enjoyed your clear instructions too. Very often I find even some of SU's tutorials less clearer than they should be...! Sketchup Essentials is doing a woodworker's month of drawing/modelling too right now (no affiliation). Cheers from the SW of Australia.

[@GregVirgoe]

That's a great tip, thank you. Really pleased you liked my video. Appreciated the comments cheers

[@JeffreyHarrington]

I'm new to Sketchup. Can you tell me how to set the view as you did? I'd like to work from above but still have perspective.

[@GregVirgoe]

Hello +Jeffrey, there is a tool set for the different views. Watch my recent video on the picnic table. Once you have that tool set open you can easily switch between views 2d or perspective. Cheers

[@GregVirgoe]

Hello Jeff, right click on a blank part of the menu bar which should bring up the toolbar list. Select the "Views" toolbar (symbols of houses in different views will appear) Click each house symbol to see your model from a different side or top view.

[@JeffreyHarrington]

This helped a bunch. Your videos are really helping with a conversion project I have in mind. So again, Thanks!

[@BAHATI1943]

Greg, after some research I have found a plugin that allows you to push/pull all the holes at once. It is called Joint Push Pull and is available from sketchucation.com. You need to register (free) and download 2 things. Jointpushpull and LibFredo6. If you need more help please let me know

[@GregVirgoe]

Dave Carpenter, this is what I love about the KZbin community. Always great people like yourself that will help find a solution. Brilliant, will definitely be trying that soon as I get home. Cheers

[@GregVirgoe]

Dave, it just goes to shop you that with all the plugins that are available I'm barely scratching the surface of what SketchUp can do. Thanks again for the links.

[@trashfuzzaudio]

(Just a theory, I have not tried it.) Could you orient the piece so that you are looking down at it parallel to the edges of your computer screen, and drag a rectangle selection over the top of the piece to include all of the holes, and then do something like a push pull while holding shift? Does that make sense? I am learning about sketchup today, so it is pretty much a shot in the dark.

[@nickm2724]

I'm not able to see the link for the pdf file ,has it been removed ? good video thanks

[@GregVirgoe]

Hello Nick, yes I had to remove the plans unfortunately due to copyright claim. If you pause the video I’m sure you can figure out the dimensions. Thanks for watching the video. 👍🏼

[@lezbriddon]

as a tutorial, brilliant, but when your paneling all the pieces, should it not be 3 short sides 2 long? its just to see if were awake isnt it... :)

[@GregVirgoe]

Well done Lez, you are the only one who's spotted that so far. Luckily my PDF plans are correct. Keep quiet and see who else is eagle eyed like you

[@lezbriddon]

Greg Virgoe like the van series, I just bought a very poorly relay/boxer/ducato and I like the bike storage area, even though we only have e-pushbikes.

[@GregVirgoe]

lez briddon we are planning to take push bikes with us for Europe trip as my partner is not into motorbikes. I will take my motorbike in the UK for TT and track days etc

[@locomotive3845]

My thoughts also

[@billybastar4022]

Great video mate! I am not sure what simpleton x 2 gave a thumbs down. I am constantly amazed at what passes for humanity in this day and age. Oh well, please continue taking the time to provide a free service for even these morons to learn from.

[@GregVirgoe]

Hi Bill, it’s true what they say up north “There’s nowt queer as folk”. I’m very glad you enjoyed it and that’s what counts far more. Thank you

[@buchmanf]

I love the channel, but I can't get the links to download anything. Has the PDF file moved?

[@GregVirgoe]

Hi Flint, the PDF file link appears to be working OK, can you try again?

[@buchmanf]

Greg, Thanks so much for the quick response. I wanted to let you know that the link does in fact work just fine. However, you have to be using Internet Explorer. I was using Google Chrome the first time I tried. I also wanted to say that I am glad of the smaller table because I too have limited space. I plan on adapting mine to be a folding version and hanging on the wall.

[@JayB-ju9vc]

Surly you would have just done the first one then copied them for the rest ?

[@GregVirgoe]

Pushing them through is the trick or deleting the circles afterwards. Double clicking a push pull seems to work well for duplicate holes

[@voove_]

Where are the plans for this version?

[@GregVirgoe]

I was asked to remove them for copyright reasons. But if you watch the video the dimensions are all there for you to write down 😃👍🏼

[@voove_]

@@GregVirgoe thanks Greg, I managed to recreate a 2D cut list straight into Vcarve Pro. Would love to see more SketchUp tutorials for workshop furniture and also please consider more tutorials for camper van furniture. At least until you start a new van build series.

[@BAHATI1943]

Greg, links to both files on sketchucation.com. sketchucation.com/?searchword=libfredo6&searchphrase=any&limit=20&ordering=newest&view=search&Itemid=99999999&option=com_search (You need item 5) sketchucation.com/pluginstore?pln=JointPushPull

[@GregVirgoe]

Dave Carpenter, that's super helpful. Thank you for taking the time to do that. I'll see if I can record a short update. 👍🏼

[@GregVirgoe]

Hi Dave, quick update, the Fred06 plugin did push them all at the same time :D but it would not reference to the other face and hence did not delete that to make a hole? Tried all variations of that tool. I found another Multiple Push Pull plugin but that also leaves the bottom face intact. One thing I did discover though is if you can double click a face and it repeats the previous push pull depth. You would still have to double click every hole but it was much faster. The search continues, Thanks

[@BAHATI1943]

Hi, Thanks for update. Sorry I did not notice that. I just drew multi circles and "lifted" them up to make columns. Will keep looking.

[@TheMlbug]

Could you had put through the first hole and then do your copying

[@GregVirgoe]

+marion robinson I'm guessing the surface would not disappear and these would need to be selected and deleted separately. I will give it a try. Thank you

[@skipperbrown3069]

Looking for the pdf link???

[@GregVirgoe]

Hey Skipper, the link is in the video description. But if you're having trouble finding it i'll put it here for you www.dropbox.com/s/95uuopw1cxjdvya/Assembly%20Table.pdf?dl=0

[@skipperbrown3069]

Thanks - didn't but a minute + to convert to inches. I think I saw you would use 1/2" next time.

[@GregVirgoe]

Yes Skipper, I would build it with 1/2" thick ply (12mm) as the 3/4" birch ply is very heavy to move about the workshop. Really pleased with the size though.

[@briancantwell8355]

Near the end you copied 3 of the side panels instead of two and 2 end panels instead of 3, also the 3 end panels are to long by 36 mm( the thickness of two sheets) apart from that thumbs up and I'll go and download this now. Keep up the classes

[@GregVirgoe]

Hello Brian, Yes, you are absolutely right I got the quantity of side and end panels mixed up. Well spotted. However, the lengths must be the same as the model because they are all the same component. If you look at the table the long sides run the full length and the ends are cut inside of these. Thank you for watching and I'll make sure I'm more diligent in future videos. Cheers

[@briancantwell8355]

After watching again I see that you right about the end panels length

[@GregVirgoe]

Thanks again Brian, Cheers

[@dexter13601]

Wouldn't have ben quicker if you made the first top hole and then copy it as an object then make the rest.

[@GregVirgoe]

I'm not sure Dexter, but I will give it a try next time I'm in sketchup, thanks

[@YouGumppy]

Greg: Though this may be too late for your build, David Parfitt has a cracker-jack system for drilling standard 20 mm holes for a Festool work surface such as this. Check out the KZbin which is one of many demonstrating the system. The hole spacing will differ from yours and can be accommodated. This system from Axminister in England is available from Lee Valley in the States. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qYKtmYmDir6go7M