Cut Face - Sketchup for Woodworkers Tutorial 7

Huge thank you to Kim RelbeyIn this tutorial, I show you how to implement outface in your models to quickly push pull multiple like items that you may have in your build much like shelf pin holes. This is new technique on an old subject matter that I have addressed before, but the technique is HUGE time saver. Hope you like it and be sure to comment below and like this video. Don't forget to subscribe too. Thank you all!!!
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[@jimhester2004]

Finally! An understandable explanation of Cut Face! Thanks.

[@rhwoodshop]

Thank You!!! I’m glad it makes sense. It works even better if you have the component window open that you can click and drag that particular hole component that you created a cut face for into other components.

[@rhwoodshop]

That was something I learned after this video was made

[@TonyV_in_the_OC]

Thanks again Drew. I am at the end of your video uploads. It's been since June and I'm viewing this on 9/24. I hope you are well and there is nothing of issue with you or your family. I understand life happens and KZbin is a side-line/marketing/tutorial service you're providing us basically for free ( I do sincerely hope you make a decent amount in view revenue, you certainly have earned it!). Give us an update if it's something you can share...otherwise I'll just wait, impatiently, for your next video or tutorial. My sincere best wishes and thanks for all you've done for us out here in KZbin land. Tony "V"

[@rhwoodshop]

+Tony V hey Tony, I know I’ve already responded to you through email on this but everything is going good and a new video has been uploaded as of today. Thank You!!!

[@melissalaird2006]

This was exactly what I was looking for, thanks

[@ronaustin5848]

Yes my mind is blown. Keep your sketchup series coming. I have made a file folder that I am keeping your sketchup series in so I can get to them fast.

[@rhwoodshop]

Awesome Ron. Thank You!!!

[@billedwards2388]

Really cool tip. Will help in future builds! 👍

[@rhwoodshop]

Check my most recent upload on sketch up and you’ll see how it works even more efficient. Look for the pocket hole video

[@allancannamore2774]

Great technique! I’m gonna try and adapt it to render a series of sliding shelf dados in a panel. I’ve seen all your Sketchup videos and have learned so much. Thank you!

[@rhwoodshop]

Awesome to hear and thank you for dropping me a line.

[@clydedecker765]

Well done for us uneducated. !!!!!. Good job. Keep it up.

[@rhwoodshop]

Ha. I feel like that all the time.

[@mikeuk1954]

That's what I like. I've learned a new way of doing something. Thanks Drew.

[@rhwoodshop]

You’re welcome Mike!

[@jeffharmed1616]

Thanks for sharing. That’s the best method I’ve seen for making multiple holes

[@rhwoodshop]

It works well. Thank You!!!

[@BearCreekWoodworking]

This is a new concept to me Drew. Very informative video to watch. Thanks for taking the time to share this with us. Great Job!

[@rhwoodshop]

Awesome. Thank You!!! Hope I have more to offer for you.

[@BearCreekWoodworking]

This sketch up series is "Ever Green" material Drew. People will come back to review these videos for years into the future. Just like your "Joinery Series" from a few years ago. I still go back and review those videos from time to time.

[@daveellingsen4854]

Pretty cool Drew, just tried it in my Sketchup old version 8 and it worked like a charm. Thanks!

[@rhwoodshop]

That’s awesome. Glad to hear that it worked for you.

[@summerswoodworking]

I can’t think right now... mind is blown!!! 💥 💥 💥Boom!

[@rhwoodshop]

Boom!

[@christofix]

Since a few weeks i use sketchup for my upcomming project so this video was very welcome and informative! thanks man

[@rhwoodshop]

Glad it come up in time. 😝

[@letsmake8166]

Awesome tutorial! I need to go back and watch the rest of your Sketchup videos!

[@rhwoodshop]

You’ll be happy with them. Lots to learn.

[@michaelmcdonough1989]

Another great tip. Keep them coming

[@rhwoodshop]

Awesome. Thank You!!! I will.

[@dsdragoon]

Great Sketchup tip! Thank You!

[@rhwoodshop]

Thanks so much Scott.

[@Vman7757]

Yes that did blow my mind. What if you needed the hole counter sunk? Do you do the same think?

[@rhwoodshop]

You can utilize the second circle to do a countersink if you so chose to

[@jeffjones5257]

New to me. Nice tip!

[@rhwoodshop]

Thanks Jeff!

[@Paradigm816]

What a great tip.

[@rhwoodshop]

Thank You!!! Glad you liked it.

[@FredMcIntyre]

Thanks for the info Drew, definitely going to reference your videos when I eventually get around to learning Sketchup! 😃👍🏻👊🏻

[@rhwoodshop]

Eventually...... thanks Fred! Good luck

[@mfwoodshop]

Nice Tip, Love this one

[@rhwoodshop]

Thanks Mike!

[@TwmSaer]

I think the difference with the extra circle push/pull is with when you make it a component. I just did it Make v13 without a second circle, pushed in, then made it a component, and did all the copies OK too.

[@athiker7209]

That is so neat!

[@rhwoodshop]

Thank You!!!

[@2LateIWon]

That is pretty cool

[@rhwoodshop]

Thanks man

[@daveparker5569]

Awesome.

[@leewatson1525]

I follow you on Instagram did not know you had a KZbin channel I now subscribed I used to live in Ardmore long time ago

[@rhwoodshop]

Awesome, nice to have you leave. I am actually headed to Ardmore on Friday. I currently live in Moore

[@alexisza]

Hi, thanks for the tip! I followed your instructions to the letter but I could not do it. The push pull tool didn't work. I could not do the hole...

[@rjtumble]

Yup. "boom" went the head, neat trick.

[@rhwoodshop]

Glad you liked it bro. Thank You!!!

[@mygoogleaccount9990]

So can someone explain why he was able to make the shelf pins holes without the ring in the other video? I'm confused why you would do it this way vs Video #5. This adds a bunch of extra steps. The other way was faster.

[@rhwoodshop]

If you only had a few holes to do, video five would be faster but if you have multiple pieces with a considerable amount of holes to push and pull, this method in video seven is much faster because you don’t have to individually push and pull each hole 3/8 of an inch deep. With video seven you do one hole with a push and pull and then because it is a component it will automatically push pull with every copy you make.

[@steveherrin3480]

I feel like an idiot asking, but everyone says sketchup is free. When I tried to get it, it was only free for 30 days then you have to pay for it. To me that is not free. Am I doing something wrong? Please advise

[@rhwoodshop]

Sketch up make is free but sketch up Pro is not

[@steveherrin3480]

Thanks

[@TwoSierraEcho]

Get sketchup 2017. It will let you try the pro version for 30 days. Afterwards it reverts to Make. The pro features are no longer available. There,s still quite a bit you can do with the “free”version. 2017 “free” is what I am running. Not sure if this format is available for 2018 & 2019.

[@giovannipetitti1588]

Drew,💯💯👍👏👏👏👏👏 share 👍

[@rhwoodshop]

Thank You!!! Really appreciate it.

[@chuckmaddox6725]

So is cut face a tool? A plug-in?

[@rhwoodshop]

+Chuck Maddox no it is not a plug in. Just follow the video and you do this too.

[@dougprentice1363]

It's cool that sketch up is free. But as a user of solid works at my job, sketch up is brutally cumborsum. Nice video though. I dabbled with sketch up, because to use solid works at home, I have to transfer the seat. And remember to transfer it back. Nice to see 3-d design software for free.

[@rhwoodshop]

😝 sounds time consuming if you go from place to place. Never used solid works.

[@tuesboomer1623]

Could have done without the max hit to my laptop speakers.

[@rhwoodshop]

Oops, sorry about that.