Draping a Cable - Skill Builder

[@TheSmartWoodshop]

These skill builders are very helpful as they can be leveraged for so many other tasks that come up when modeling. Thanks 😎🤙

[@CalvinJ82]

This is an awesome technique for putting a rim or any kind of trim on any shape with the right cornering. Really cool. As always, thanks for sharing skills.

[@vandush]

These skill builder videos are really building my skill up. Thanks.

[@AaronMakingStuff]

Yes! It’s working!!!

[@bigrobbie1843]

This gives me a clue how to set up a curve for a railway track bend. Thanks Aaron.

[@Jack-ne8vm]

Railroads use spiral to curve to spiral....

[@keggyification]

Excellent video as always Aaron. Great information and explanation of techniques that'll be really useful for numerous things.

[@domenicofortunatocassese8997]

great, your tutorials are of great help because they teach you to think about solutions, thanks

[@AaronMakingStuff]

Thanks! I do my best to get viewers to accidentally learn something more than they intended to!

[@domenicofortunatocassese8997]

@@AaronMakingStuff Yes, that's right, I always learn something more. I renew my congratulations from Italy. Greetings from Rome. Domenico

[@triumfdula9734]

Hi how can i drop fruits naturaly in a bowl, i saw a way by increasing the bend clothwork feature in the model but still not that much effective ?

[@fredod5271]

this was awesome thanks for sharing

[@metalgrimm]

How do you control the camera perspective without using orbit tool?

[@ikagviz]

Space mouse

[@Gloubi06]

I have tried to do this for a garden hose a few years ago. But its was not great... Thanks for this! It looks really good

[@patricktorres5469]

how do you move your camera so smooth?

[@6977202865]

Amazing!!! Thank you!!!

[@Jack-ne8vm]

Cable drape is a catenary curve. Compute it in Excel, chart it, trace over the image in Sketchup. Same with hyperbolas, etc. if you want mathematical accuracy.

[@rdhunkins]

Good tutorial. For something more complicated, you could make it a three stranded rope.

[@AaronMakingStuff]

One could make a three stranded rope… one could…

[@Indy1977TX]

Would love to see a tutorial on how to do a pair of twisted wires.

[@SketchUp]

Tyson will show you everything you need to know about wires and cables here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jKi6m6ivbspkpsk

[@Indy1977TX]

@@SketchUp Thank you!

[@momenarch]

Great video, thanks a lot :)

[@ricardoberrios3533]

It is good to know if you are working in the free version or the pro.

[@AaronMakingStuff]

Unless stated otherwise, all Skill Builders are showing SketchUp Pro

[@SS-ur8sj]

Thank you.

[@zack4258]

Is that cable a solid object ? I mean could I , theoretically ,save it as a printable file for a 3d-printer ? It would be great for Modeling .

[@bonehead3545]

Thanks

[@3drealismdesigns497]

thank you.

[@Gloubi06]

Love the tee-shirt! Mdr

[@sambabassesoumare798]

Cool.

[@jameschang7274]

that is why you should always make a copy of the path before you follow me, or just undo multipal times which annoying. also try fredo scale instead of defult scale will fix that issue with scaling

[@everydaylifeasitis]

no matter what i do..i cant get those lines off from the face. i dont know what mistake i am doing here.

[@SketchUp]

Group the wall before you draw the lines. See if that helps!

[@everydaylifeasitis]

Sir,,,thank you. i did it with your expert tutorials. May god bless you with all wealth and health. i learnt so much from your teachings. kindly keep up the good work. Wishes from India.

[@KgGamerOfficial1]

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