Creating TURNED LEGS in Sketchup

[@Sebastopolmark]

GREAT tutorial Drew. You have a wonderful way and tempo to explain what you are teaching. Keep the tutorials coming. Even though I may not use this function, I ALWAYS learn a tip or two! !! !!!

[@rhwoodshop]

I’m glad that you are learning from these tutorials. I have however started to second-guess whether or not I should keep doing them because the view counts are going down with each passing video. I may have to back them off to one a month

[@Sebastopolmark]

@@rhwoodshop I get it, remember it's better to have fewer "quality" videos than to promise a weekly video and not have anything of substance in them. You are doing a GREAT job. QUALITY OVER QUANTITY

[@BearCreekWoodworking]

I never knew this was even possible. I'm always learning something new here. Great Video Drew!

[@TheKallipugos]

Rest in Peace Drew. Your light was bright for a while.

[@vzjrz]

Man I just started learning Fusion 360 after having used Sketchup a few years ago (couldnt no longer find the free version) and MAN is it way better than Sketchup. Just seeing this video reminds me how painful every step in designing something was. Highly recommend Lars Christensen's videos.

[@rhwoodshop]

Yeah, I may take it upon myself to learn fusion 360 as well but for now I am sticking with sketch up.

[@stevehubner560]

I've turned simple cabriolet legs on the lathe would be good to see in sketchup if you ever get the time,

[@andrewschweitzer]

That was great!

[@jasonthomas1760]

Hey brother, great vids. got a question. i know how to print to scale with S/U. but im having a hard time trying to figure out how to print small parts (say 3/4 X 5) and not have it split up between 4 different pages. is there a way to print smaller 1:1 scale one one page?

[@giovannipetitti1588]

💯💯👍

[@edcrego396]

What to hell is ketchup

[@Ringarn67]

First 😊