Pocket Screw Drawers - Sketchup for Woodworkers Tutorial 13

[@rhwoodshop]

This video is one more step gearing up to showing you guys how to make kitchen cabinetry equipped with drawers. We’ll go from the beginner stages with pocket holes to the more advanced with joinery in the next video. Stay tuned!

[@veritasluxmea76]

This was exactly what I was looking for. You earned a like and a subscribe. Thank you

[@tthomasokc]

Mind Blown!! At 2:47 I had to pause the vid and open Sketchup. "Hide rest of model" just changed my life.

[@rhwoodshop]

Nice! Glad it helped. Nice to meet another fellow okie

[@ronaustin5848]

I watch a lot of woodworking videos to pick up tips but your videos on Sketchup are the best. There are trolls everywhere. Keep your videos coming.

[@rhwoodshop]

Well the way I look at it is, trolls are still activity and if they feel the need to hit the dislike button or give me grief about something that I did then that’s OK, everybody’s entitled to an opinion. It’s up to me to take the good and shut out the bad. Thank You!!!

[@moderntouchfurniture]

Wow excellent video, going back to view the previous 12. And Subscribing, thank you.

[@freddyreal2225]

Awesome video. Just what I needed. Thank you so much for a great class.

[@michaelmcdonough1989]

Again another great video. Thanks for taking the time to create these.

[@rhwoodshop]

Thank you Michael I appreciate that

[@babylon5952]

Drew, I discovered my mistake. Somehow I missed the fact that you have to double-click the component that you want to isolate. I learned a heck of a lot from that one video. I really appreciate the time you took to help and the extremely quick responses. You are like the next door neighbor everybody wishes they had. Thank you.

[@rhwoodshop]

I’m so glad that you could figure it out. I actually learned that too whenever I first figured out how to use that feature. I thought I was doing something wrong and then I realized you had to click into the edit function of the component to make it work. Thank you so much for the compliment about the neighbor. That means a lot.

[@suearmstrong3404]

I haven't been following your videos on SketchUp but clearly after watching this video I need to go back and start from the beginning. You do an awesome job of explaining what, where, why and how. I downloaded SketchUp on my computer and tried to learn it myself and gave up quickly because I could draw on paper and a pencil faster. I'm definitely going to have to give SketchUp another try!

[@rhwoodshop]

It’s been a game changer for me. I try to break it down into super easy to understand instructions. Hope you like it.

[@suearmstrong3404]

Rock-n H Woodshop Well this is the first video in the SketchUp series that I watched from start to finish and now I am excited to go back and start from the beginning. I think it is awesome that you are doing this, it is a definite need for people like me that have a hard time teaching ourselves!

[@rhwoodshop]

Sue Armstrong It was for me too. Now you don’t have to learn the hard way like I’ve been doing. 😉

[@Sebastopolmark]

Hey Drew, as I have said before, your tutorial videos are THE BEST. You have a knack of getting your point across in such a way that it's easily conveyed to us. Slow and steady! !! !!! I don't know if I have missed it but a video on your keyboard shortcuts would be very helpful. You zoom, hide, undo very fast. If not a video, a posting on your website will do the trick as well. Anyway, on behalf of all the "SketchUp Challenged" people on the tube, thanks for doing these

[@rhwoodshop]

Thank you so much for this I am so happy that these videos are working out well for a lot of people. It would give me the motivation to keep doing more. I will say that the hide and unhide quickness that occurred in this video was only because of the setting that I showed you guys in the very beginning. Component edit hide is a nice feature that hides everything fast and unhides it just as fast. However a video on setting up shortcuts would be a good one too I think. I did do a short intro to this in lesson one (first video ever for Sketchup) but I didn’t talk about how to make changes. I will put that on the list.

[@Sebastopolmark]

Thanks for taking the time to READ my whole comment you "ROCK"-N H

[@rhwoodshop]

Sebastopolmark I read every comment that I get and I try and answer everyone. The only time that I was slacking was during my two years of getting my business off the ground. Lots of comments unfortunately went unanswered and unread.

[@mikebuckley46]

awesome awesome awesome

[@rhwoodshop]

Thank You!!!

[@BearCreekWoodworking]

Another Awesome Video Drew!

[@rhwoodshop]

Thank you so much!

[@FredMcIntyre]

Thanks for the info Drew! 😃👍🏻👊🏻

[@rhwoodshop]

You’re very welcome Fred! Thank You!!!

[@ashrafgaber9770]

nice

[@joy.ttotheworld4713]

Do you ever make video about Murphy bed?

[@rhwoodshop]

Sketch up video, no but a build process, yes

[@Bfridlund]

Drew, do have the cabinet carcass you show in the video as a downloadable sketchup file that we can use to follow along with? Thank you

[@rhwoodshop]

The carcass is actually what we are going to go over in my next tutorial

[@Bfridlund]

Thank you.

[@starjared12345]

Really,? Who put a thumbs down? The nerve!

[@rhwoodshop]

For some reason those usually come fairly quickly. I don’t understand either.

[@babylon5952]

Drew, I followed your suggestion to "Hide Rest of Model" - "View; Component Edit; Hide Rest of Model", but it doesn't work for me. I am using the free version Make 2017. I did notice your GUI is gray. Are you using a different version? Any suggestions?

[@rhwoodshop]

No I’m using make 2017 too. If you are able send me a vid clip to my email of what you are doing I will see if I can help you.

[@babylon5952]

I know i'm showing my ignorance here, but whats a "vid clip". Also are you using an Apple computer and would that make a difference?

[@giovannipetitti1588]

shared 👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏❤️

[@rhwoodshop]

Thank You!!! I appreciate you.

[@jasonthomas1760]

I seem to have the worst luck lately with pocket holes. My connection that I'm screwing into almost always splits. Am I not holding my tongue right?

[@rhwoodshop]

It does take a little bit of practice holding that tongue. Not to say that I haven’t had my share of splits from pocket screws

[@garybecker4490]

Wouldn't you put the pocket holes on the outer face of the drawer front so they don't show inside. They get covered by the face panel. That also oreitnts the screws toward the meat of the sides.

[@rhwoodshop]

Yes that was a mistake on my part whenever I was making the video not thinking clearly. Thanks for clearing it up

[@babylon5952]

I know i'm showing my ignorance here, but whats a "vid clip". Also are you using an Apple computer and would that make a difference?

[@rhwoodshop]

Just record a video on your phone of what you’re doing on your computer or you can use a program on your computer to do a screen recording but the phone is going to be the easiest. Email that to me and I can see what you’re doing wrong or what may be going wrong. Also, yes I am using a Mac but that will not affect the problems that you’re experiencing with sketch up

[@mahdipairoozi8560]

Ned Flanders sound ?

[@edcrego396]

I don't know I'll just stay with old fashion tape measure square and a pencil I think it is faster anyway I'm too old 4change thanks

[@rhwoodshop]

Are usually use both Ed. A quick sketch on paper just to get an idea and then I throw it in the sketch up so I can figure out exactly how much material I need to buy without having to buy too much and take profits out of my pocket. Keep it up dude.

[@kamilkurzynowski3836]

I think you’ve made a slight mistake in the front face. Pocket holes should be at the front of the front face and I’m convinced you place them inside the drawer.